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and next days.
1851 From Ozark al II . M, once week. Monday;
BY Cass, ST. Paul, Huntsville, and Robinsons Cros.
Roads;
To Beptonville by Z p m "Wednesday, "a miles
And back between Thursday and p m sstur-
day.
5sb2 From churIes.own a, z No, once week, Tuesday
BY Bonneville. Prairie, Tumlnsonvile, Waldon, and
Parks, H
To Panther by q Thursday, 90 miles;
And back between Thursday and p m Ssur-
Bids 70 end ct TumlinscnvilIe are invited
1858 Fsom Panther at m, once a week, Sunday
BY Csddo Cove;
To Mount Ida by p m day, 4s miles
And back between m Friday and m days.
1854 From Panther at 10 m, week, THURSDAY;
To Ultima Thule Ivy m mex, day. 65 miles;
And back between n m Tuesday and p m next day.
$685. From CIsrksvlle ats M, week. Wednesday
BY Pnsy Pon', Mcars, Walnut Fork, and Jasper
To CsroIon by IL N Friday, 81 miles
And back between m Friday, and p m Monday.
5et6 From Pitsburg at m twice week, Sunday and
By Clarksvile, Horsehead, Ozark and Pleasant Hin
10 vsn Buren, by 10 m snd TO Fort Smith by ~
m, rs miles;
day and Friday, and % Pitisbure by m NEXT day.
Bids for three trips week will be considered
1857 Fem rirsbug at a ~ once week, Wednesday,
BY Morrisou's Bluff, Rockville, Pom, Prairie, and
Cbscstowu,
To Fort Smith by . m day, So miles
And back beiwesn a m Friday, and II next day.
5sbs From Nonistown at p week, Saturday,
To Dover by p M 10 miles,
And back between n m and IL m, same day
Proposals fpr twice week service are invited
1859 From Norritown at s a m a week. Monday;
By Dsrlnnces. Chickalsh, Prairie Creek DanviIe
Springfield, Rock Creek, aud Reveilec;
To Bonneville 10y II IN NEXT day, SO miles
And back between m Saturday, and Ia m next day
$3.50 From Dwight at m once week, Wednesday,
BY sulphur Springs and Glass Village,
TO Clinton Ivy s p m NEXT day, go milcs
And back between a m Friday, and m next day.
With view to the conveyance OF The Memphis and
eastern mails, ria the White River and Bsissvir,
proposals this route At CIsrksvillc, and
semi weekly greater speed, to be specified, s
Dover. Glass Village, and Clinton TO BstesvIIe, lao
miles, will be considered
696l From I.ewisbors at m week, Tuesday,
By CeptreviIle aud Lick Mountain,
To Clinton by s p N next day, 40 miles
| And back between m Monday, and 10 n NEXT day.
6eS2 Prom Lswitburg II p m week. Tuesdays
To PerryvIle by 2 p m, IL mlss, d 81 4
And beck hstwssn b m snd ~ m asas days. IA
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1888 From Chickaah at m once . week, Thursday,
pspdogs BY 10 a m ns1t day, s. niles
And back between m Tuesday, and 5 m next Day
1894 From s,hiekaIah at a once week. Thursdays
BY Plessant Valley
10 Mcrrison's Bluff by 8 pm, 80 miles,
And back between IA and p IN Wednesday.
1855 From benon at 8 once week, Thursdsy,
BY Owepsvilie, Wilmington, Akins stose, and Har-
rold M 81
To Noun. Ida by 5 p m next days, 50 miles
And back between a IA Tuesday, aod Q D m II day.
Bids toinclude Hot Springs invited
1865 From Benton al s N chce week, Tuesday;
b. BIaod's
lp Perryvile by p M, 40 miles;
And back bep esn m aud y m Monday.
5S6I From Benon a. q IN week, Tuesday;
By Browns and Edwards;
To Lost Creek by p m, 80 miles n
Aud back between ., aud 5p m Wednesday.
Bids for once fortnight service invited
690a Prem Rcck;ort IN tri-weekly Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday;
BY Tulip, Princeton and Frcco
TO Camden By IL m next day, 10 miles
And back between p Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and p next days.
Proposals togo by Woodward Ferry, in addition 10 the
points mentioned, invited.
1868 From Pine Bluff at 6 twice week Monday and
Thursday;
By New Gaze my, Rchland, and Nickoitoo
10 Arkansas Pos, by II next day, 81 miles,
And back be ween pm Tuesday and Friday, and
IN nextday. fS M q
Query: Whether necessary
1910 From Pine Bluff at Ga week. Wednesday;
BY Daysaw, Hurricane Creek, Princeton, Hickory
Hill, Silver Springs, and Cachemasso
10 Arkadelphia by day, rs miles
And back between a m Monday, and 8 ? m next day.
1871 From Pine Bluff at p twice week Tuesday and
Saturday;
By FairF Forest, Weyvls, Bartholomew, and Gaines's
Landing
To Columbia by IN Thursday and Tuesday, lOl
miles,
And back between 2 pm Tuesday aud Saturday, and
p m Thursday and Tuesday.
In view Of steamboat loca mail service the Mssis-
sipp, supplying Gainess Landing, bids 10 end there
will be considered. N
5972 From Pine Bluff at s week, Tuesday;
BY Hesters Bridge, and Cars;
10 Lost Creek by 8 pm, 35 miles,
And back be ween a 10 and p m Monday.
Bids TO commence Hurric Creek, 20 miles less,
are invited.
1919 From PnseBuff at 2 IN week, Tuesday;
BY Taliadsgn, Mount Eiba, and Lofts Creek
TO Warren by next day, 81 miles
And back between m Monday, and II am next day.
Bids for twice week service invited.
594 From Arkansas Post al week, Mondays
By Lagrew's Springs and Sun Fish;
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Z ! NEW YORK, AND CANADA 2
q LINE. g
Transhirping at burlington Only.

MCPHERSON, CRANE & Co., Montreal,
HENRY w. CATLlN, Burlington,
SMITH, WILKINS & LANDDN, Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
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'
HENRY w. CATLIN, Burlington,
SMITH. WILKINS & LANDON, Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
Proprjeiors.
Forwarding to and from Boston, New York. AL
bany Troy, all Ports ON Lake Champaign Montreal
and Llurhec, connecting at Montreal with Neither
sou, Crane X Co.'S 81. Lawrence and Lake Ontario
DAILY Line, through to Hamilton and Lake lead.
and lrl-wrtky to Lake Erie also with their QUA
wa DAILY Line to Bytown and through TO Kingston
via tIdtau Canal.
The Propretors prepared with first class Canal
and Lake Boats to run a Daily Line to and from
New Gork and Burlington and with first class boats
To run Irl-wceky Line to and from Burlington and
Montreal, VIA Chamby Canal; vessels to be tOwrd
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Steamers, thereby
cnsurlng the utmost regularity and despatch.
Debemmre and Warehousng business correctly
and promptly attended to- Parties will perceive at
once the advantage OF shipping by this Line, the de-
lays and damage to goods by frequent transshlp-
ments, beng entirely avoided.
Particular attention will be given to all property
Intended 10 be sent forward by Railroads from Bur-
llngtun.
The Propretors will contract freight to or from all
Ports on the Western Lakes aud Lake Champlain
also for delivery of property via Railroad to Boston
and Intermediate points
Having their arrangements completed for safe,
guIar and expeditions transmission OF all property
entrusted TO their care, the Proprctors confidently
look to the public for liberal support.
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON, CRANE & Co, Montreal.
II. MAYO, 2nd Burlington.
&. b. JAMES, New York.
w. j. NEWTON Quebec.
CHENEY & co Boston.
c. W. BENTLY, Albany.
References:
Ii. SrEPnENS, J B. SMITH & Co, JYo TORRANCE &
Co.. Montreal, IL. J. NoAp 4 Co. ,GILLLsrlE & Co.
Quebec
March /. 1850 d29o&w36
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t Most Extraordinary Work! RI
THE
M ARRIED w M A MS

M X y w IN a
L III a TIE VI l. DiCA IL 60 W PA " ION
BY DIR. A. NJ MAuRiCEAu,
Professor of Diseases of Woman.
Sixth Edition. l9mo. PIP $50. Price 80 cts.
50 900 opics SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, OF physical and mental anguish
o many an aficconate wife, and pecuniary difficult
les to the husband might have been spared thou
n nds now moor would have eniovcd competence
thousands now broken in health would have enjoyed
I hundreds now in their graves been still alive by
imeiy posspssion of the work
It's intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it discoses important
crets which should he known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge ispowcr. Its health, happiness
afuencc.
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Also, for J. g. +. Martell, Pines, Caston g. Co
A. Moreau & Fills
II IL A NDI ES.
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Rutland and Burlington Railroad
9 97hsaf rs Pf7HA 60 go 81

SUMNER ARR NGEMENT.
COMMENCING Monday, July lst. $50,
" Passenger Trains Leave Burlington Daily, Sun
days excepted, for Boston and Intermediate stations
at s A, NJ and u P. NJ. arriving in Boston at p.
VI and p, NJ. respectively.
Returning leave Boston, u A. NJ and II A. NJ.
arrivinga Burlington att 2. NJ, and u A. NJ. res
pectively, connecting both ways with the morning
Passengers taking the morning trains from either
Burlington Boston will have an hour for dinner at
Bellows Falls.
Passengers taking the IL A. VI. train from Boston
or u I. NJ train from Burlington will lodge at Rut
land.
Freight train leaves Burlington at A A. NJ. and
Boston al 6 p. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted through
in u hours.
Regular cattle train for Cambridge and Brighton
markets. leaves Burlington every Tuesday morning
at 81 A VI. L.BlGELON, Supt
Burlington, June 90, 1850 d&wi
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EliiII5i13Ii3;!!9a
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
L Established 10 Years ago by DR.. KINKE

DIIILADELPIllA MEDICAL HOUSE
L Established 10 Years ago by DIP. KlNKE-
LIN
Northwest corner of THIRD and UNION SITS. -
between Spruce and Pine, a square and half from
the Merchants Exchange PHILADELPHIA.
Persons suffering from Pains in the Lions, recent
and chronic Affections OF the Kidneys Disease OF the
Bladder Gravel, Structures, Siminal Weakness, and
all the concomitant trains OF Syphililic Affections and
ose who by ndulging in secret habit, have entail
ed on themselves constitutional debility, should apply
Immediately Tor the most speedy remedies, to DR..
KlNKELlN, the most expert and successful practi
toner far and near, in the treatment OF all diseases OF
private nature.
INvALDs-Are apprised that DR. K1NKELIN
confines his practice to particular branch OF med-
cine, which engages his profound attention. He eau
tons the unfortunate against the abuse OF mercury
thousands are annually mercuralized out of life re-
cent affections are promptly extingulshed. See your
cases properly eradicated, not patched up. "Mar-
rled people aud those about to marry, should be par
ticuarly cautious OF those accidents what dreadful
Inheritance to transmit to posterity."
| TAKE PARTICULAR NoTlCE.-There is a habit which
boys teach each other at the academy or coIege--a
habit INDUCED in when by himself, in solitude, grow
| ing up with the boy to manhood, and which, II not
| restored in due time not only begets serious ohsa-
cles to matrimonial happiness but gives rise to Sc
| res OF proracted, insdous and devastating afitc-
| tons Few of those who indulge in this pernicous
practice, are aware of the consequences, until they
tlnd the nervous system shattered, feel strange and
| unaccountabIe feelings, vague fears in the mind.
The individual becomes feeble, he is unable to labor
with accustomed vgor or to apply his mind to study;
his step is tardy and weak he is dull irresoIutc
cages in his spor, with less energy then usual THESE
| ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD AWAKEN THE ATTENTION
| OF THOSE SIMILARLY SITUATED.
| YOUNG MENU you value your life or health, =
member, the delay OF month, nay, even week
may prove your ruin, both OF body and mind. Hence
let no false modesty deter you from making your case
known to one who from education and respectable
ty, can alone befriend you. He who places himself
under DIR. kINEIIN'S treatment, may religousy
confide in his honor as gentleman, and in whose
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FOSTER Il TAYLOR,
Agents for IIeidsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE

CHAMPAGNE.
Also, for J. g. F. Martell, Pnes, Castillon g. Co.
A. Moreau & Fills,
II IL A NDIES 5.
IMPORTERS of Brandies, Gin and Wines
L Have for sale, in United States Bonded Ware
house
Brdndies-3jO packages ]. g. F. Martell. Pnet,
Caslilou i Co, Otard Dupuy & Co, llennessey,
Rastenu and ii. Morcau & Fills. Brandies, pale and
dark vnages, l5iS A, 49, "A, ~, 40, 80 and 81 in
l. and Is pipes, received per French ship Vlschnon
dbrigs Olivier and Arvede. Also. fine Old London
Dock Brandes in half pipes, per late arrivals
Holland Gm.--40 pipes Holland Gin, Double Pine
Apple and other brands.
81. Croir Rum.-20 puncheons OF various brands,
high and full favored.
Scotch lVhiSkey.-l6 puncheons fine Malt Whis-
key, direct from Glasgow
IVines.--300 and pipes Pure Juice treble and
double grape Port, Old Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry, Old Mamsey and Sicily Wines.
Chdmpagne-- 1000 baskets II. Piper i Cos, genu-
inc lIeidsieck and l.. Pcchots Crown Anchor brands
Champagne.
UEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
nNIl F. undersigned have been appointed sole
Agents in this city for the importation and sale
The merits atone of this Wine first imported IL
1920 have given it reputation uncqndAcd by any
other brand offered in this country, and 1t no"
meets an annual sale three times as large as that
any other Champagne imported. Our prices WIN be
| the same as those Of the New York agents, Messrs
| Renauld 4 Francois.
| FOSTER & TAYLOR, l6l Milk street.
| Sole Agents for this city.
| Boston. Nov 10Th 40. w22mt
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IRONNONGERY
7k0 KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.

RONNONGERY
7S0 KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
w 100 Tons do. Round 81 to 3 inch Iron
0 Tons Assorted Square 3-S to inch Iron.
Band ll-9 to ) inch do
Ilame Il Scroll ,5-S to lis do.
Horse Shoe do.
Tire 1i-sX 3-sto 6X3-s do.
Swedes inch to inch do.
Russia, Old Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sandersons Cast Steel.
Eng. and American Spring do.
German do.
English Blistered, l.. do.
American Bstered do.
Swedes and Am Toe Calk do
&" Horse Nail Rods.
/" Hoop Iron, SIS to Ia inch.
Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
\xes, Cast Iron do. llooksand hinges, Steel springs
\nvils, Vises Screw plates, Bellows, Log and Trace
hains, Post do, Wrot Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
olts, Enmld Preserving Kettles Glue Pots, Sauce
'ans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and bon
stoves, caldron kettles Plough castings, MarabI.
ron Nuts and other castings Fry Pans Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron, Brass Il
Copper wire, Sheet Brass Douglass pumps, Lead ipc
Shovcs, Spades, scoop shovels, Hoes Manure and
lay Forks Hay Knives Grind stone cranis and roll
rs, sad Irons, Tailors Irons, shoves and tongs and
stands, counter scales and weights, Heavy and hand
Steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes AIDES Hatch
is, Cap Augers, Wagon anc cart Boxes, &c. Sc.
BY STRONG, DOOLiTILE & co.
July, D., l5iG
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III o w N 5 series of Schaal Books, a,
Il Wholesale and Retail Ivy
Dec. u. dAw l.. SMITH X co.
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1850. MERCHANTS 1850.
Lake Boat Line.
: Proprietors, :
Q BRADLEY g. CANFIELD, :

Burlington, Clermont.
For the Transportation Of Property,
BETWEEN BosToN, NEW YORK ALBANY,
Id Troy, all Ports OH Lake Champain, Montreal
and Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker and Holton's Line of Steamers and
Bnrces via the Chambly Canal for Montreal, Que
bcc ports on the St Lawrence Kingston, &. w. and
all ports on the upper Lakes.
The proprietors of this Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared with
Ne,c and Substantial Lake Boats,
passing directly between New York and Ports on
| AXE Champain 10 give prompt despatch 10 all pro-
perry intended Ia pass between the places above
named with which they may be entrusted.
The Boats OF this Line are invariably lowed by
steamers on Hudson River and Lake Champain
Property actually weighed aud not subjected 10 the
usual delay and injury incident to frequent iranship-
mcnt
By the connection with Hooker andlIIoton's ine
of Steamers and Barges which leave Burlington III
weekly property passing between Canada and New
York, Will be- forwarded direct with reshpment at
Burlington only. .
Dchenturc and Warehouse Business will received
prompt attention. \
Property to and from Boston forwarded by yesse
when desired. Z
Lines from Burlington will receive particular care
The Proprietors believing their facilities iof
the rapid transmission OF properly 10 be unsurpassed
respectfully ask for continuance OF patronage
AGENTS.
l.. 4. johnson. 9Caenties slip New York.
&. Lowell, n. Y. and Boston Packet oillce
Long Wharf, Boston
Hooker 4 IollOn. Montreal. ..o,
Apln |, 1870. "'VN
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Dagucrrc0typc Goods,

Pcrfmrry. fine Cutlery. Musical instruments, Rifles
Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods
generally, together with our extensive assortment oil
FANcY GoorS, at very low prices, many goods at
and below cost intending To clear them out as not
to have to remove them, In the line OF goods, such
as we intend to continue the sale OF, we have laid in
a fine stock which We will sell at reduced prices, on
the nim5c slxpence" principle.
We have now aud shall keep n good stock Of
CurAr SILVER AND GoLD WATCHES, as low, to say
the least as can be had anywhere, as well as higher
priced ones. Our stock OF JEwELRy AND SILVER W ARE
is very iul and complete and quite low.
100 gross DAGUGRREorYPE PLATES AND Asses at
low prices Genuine Star Plates best SO gross 81 rs
per doz.
WATCHES for So, s. and SCI Lepnes and
Levers for $40 and II Gold Watches for so aud
SIS, and upwards Particular attention given to
Watch repairing.
BRINSMAID, BROTHER & co.
J. z. BRINsMAIn,
W. Il. BRlNSMAIp,
c, IIlLDRLTH.
Church ST., Burlington, May 81, so. di2&wi7d
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Law and E.ae,;i Office.
Fond du Lac. Wisconsin,.

NRURY g. FIJI y II. ATTORNEYS AND
~ CuuN,IrLoIs ar Law and SoMclrpEs IN CHAN
Gerry.
EEAsrrs W. DRrRy, lot the late firm OF Drury &
Easman)
ErwiN FLINT
M,s,rs y. x f. will practice in all the Courts in
the State and give SPECIAL attention to collecting and
securing debts. THEY have business connections
formed throughout the State ct IEFconsin, NortIrrn
Illinois aud Eastern Iowa They viii also attend Il
the rurIusr aud sale o Lands the payment "t Taxes,
the ocatiun Of Land J. arrauis, the examination Of
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be- given to
our correspondents in New \ ok Boston, Baltimore,
Phjrdcphia, Washington City, and most the
principal cities.
Refer TO Hon. Milo L. Bennett ASahcl Pee k, Esq
y. * Pangbon, SmalIcy * PHELPS, and {. d. k,s'
sor, Esq.
Dec 1913. WIFI
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WOOL! wooL!

rNHE subscriber having purchased the nnnnac-
turing establishment of VIM kilIum X Co. al
WnoosIu Fails and engaged the former owner to
attend to the business woud now inform the public
hot he is rea " to receive wool m1nuiaCturc into
Cassmcrcs Plain Cloths, Satinctts, flanncls, Nc
&c. all colors and mixes that may be called tor.
Also, to exchange cloth for wool on reasonable
terms.
Carding and Cloth Dressing done as n:nol.
!. ). MUNSON.
Wmooski Falls, May l6, 1919. wl5t
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PIERCE & KELLOGG,
.s:s:1 EeiVcr.Sl.. TrOV,

l RE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
a Europe, and direct from the manufacturers large
and beautiful assortment OF Goods in their line which
they offer on the most favorable terms
FRENcu AND ENGLISH CHINA-Brcaktast dinner, tea
supper and toilet sets fruit and cake baskets preserve
shells, Compoter, plain white, barhcan and gold &c.
OENAMENrLp CuNA-Nascs caudrscks bouquet
holders, cologne bottles novelties i'll lnkstands match
and flower pots, &c.
FLowING BLrE, figured blue and WASHINGTON blu
in dinner, tea, breakfast snd Ioilct sets.
GLASS WARE, cut, pressed and paln--cenre bowl
cccritS, water bottles, dccantcrs tumblcrs, wines
champagnes gobets, lemonades, clics dishes lamps
&c. &c.
Patent solar and lard lamps suitable orho-
tells churches and families, OF new and beautiful styles,
from the celebrated mandatory Of Cornelius 4, Go.
GIRANpoLES, candeabras brackets candlcsticks,
Onnua silver and bronzed, of new audapprovcd pat
terms.
Hall LANTERNS-Rlch stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
BRITANNIA WARE-Cofiee pols, tea pets sugar sand
creams, and castors OF every description.
EARrHEN WARE of superior styles and qualities, in
every variety OF color now in use.
Canal Boat Glass Ware, wicks and lanterns.
TEA TRAYS, in sets or separate very choice
and beautiful patterns.
GAS FIXTURES, from Cornelius & Co. at New York
and Philadelphia prices.
Troy, May |, 1918. D2SW45lt
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YER MONT CENTRAL ILROAD
49, ssz: sSs 5.g SysSg2 nss5l
Summer Arrangement.


II land after Monday, June Sd, 1850, the Passenger
" Cars will run as follows viz.
Leave Boston for Burlington daily, Sundays except.
ed, VIA Boston and Lowell, Nashua, Concord North
ern and Vt Central roads, at 10 A. NJ and IL NJ.
Also, via fitchburgh, Vermont y Mass, Cheshire,
Sullivan d Central at 7 l-2 and II A. Nj. The
y IL A. NJ. trains will arrive in Burlington at 6 p.
M. the same day, and the ii and IL NJ. trains next
morning at 7 IL a. NJ
Returning, leave Burlington at A. NJ. and r.
NJ, for Boston, by both the above routes The A.
NJ. train will urrive in Boston at ?. NJ. same day,
and the p NJ. train next day at M
Both trains connect each way at Burlington daily
win the steamers on Lake Champain and at
Nashua, fltciburgh and Groton Junction, with trains
to and from Worcester, Mass, and New York CITY
Passengers leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ. and p.
| VI. will arrive in Boston at ! and p. NJ. the next
day, and in New York at A. NJ. the second day
| Returning, leave Boston at ~, IL and ~ A. NJ
and arrive in Montreal at ~ A. NJ. and - p NJ.
the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily,
SUNDAYS excepted.
No charge will be made Tor Truckage or Wharfage
at Burlington, on Freight between Boston and Bur-
lington, any part Of the State of New York the
| Canadas.
For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide. JAMES MOORE.
dNwu Eng and Superintendent
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Pine Timber.

EOR Sale by the Subscribers, 100000
/ feet OF WHITE PINE SQUARE TIMBER,
deliverable at Sorrell, during the months OF June
and July next
Tor further particulars apply TO
LIZ MESuREUR, ROUTH e. Co.
Montreal, April X, 1880. dl2m3"6m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-06-24

The Gardenas Prisoners avho acre
shot.-We learn from the Providence Jour-
nal, Of Saturday, that Capt. Pearce, of
brig A. G. Washburn, which arrived at
Bristol on I thursday, Cardenas the Cd inst,
makes the following starrment:
xHe saw and conversed with two of the
persons who were left at Cardenas by Lo-
pez. The one, an American boy, stated
to Capt. p, that he embarked on board
the Georgiana for Chagres, on his way to
California, and showed him his ticket for
his passage through. The other was an
Englishman, who also took passage for Cal
fornia. They both declared that they
knew nothing Of the intention of Lopez un-
til they entered Cardenas; That they refus.
ed to take up arms, or have anything to do
with the expedition. On landing, they
made immediate application to Mr.. Bell, the
American Consul, for protection. The Con-
sui stated that he could do nothing for them.
They were consequently taken prisoners,
and the next day carried TO Matanzas where
they were shot. Mr.. Washburn, a passen.
ger in the Washburn, states that be saw,
the day previous to his departure, a gentle
man direct from Matanzas, who informed
him thathe sa,o the .four prisoners shot"