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lIASONS.

Lopez Roox No. III, Main Robbs Chair Factory
ONO Lop0E, No. 10l meets the first Monday night oil
every month
WHEELING UNION CHATTER, No 49, meets the scconI
Monday night OF every month
WHEELING LoDGE, No. 1928 meets on the third Monday
night OF every month.
WHEELING EscANPAEST X T, meets the fourth,
Monday night OF every month
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The Heroic Women
HI STOR Y,

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisinterestedneS
and elf-sacrifcc of Ancient AMI
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To Glass Manufacturers. Il

WEhaye constantly on hand large stock OF Jap.ne]
w Jar Covers of all sizes, Union St, No TO-
Aug. e., 1wd. CAYWOOD CONKiINS. 60
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

OK oRpIs.ScEs-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor Cchair.
man, Lamb. Yarnal and the Clerk
or PtS,Scrs-Messrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
OK AccorSTs.-Messrs. wiekhami HOrnbrook anil
Woodrow.
OK STREETS AND ALLrrs-sressrs- Forbes Bishops Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews
on WATER woRKs.-Messr Tanneri Eehols Hughes;
Matthews; wiekham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works.
wait vail "AAAA' '''''-'-'''0''- 'N''' '-''e' -'.
ON Coat B.xKs-Me.srs Gill Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent of Water Works
os L,xprxos.-MessIs- Halowcl Cots and Yarrall.
OK FIRE DErAkTxrsr.-Messrs. Bishop Hughesi Mat
thews; Tharp and Wait
on PrrrrroSs-Messrs Tanner Gill and Woodrow.
on R.IL RoAps.-Messrs. Brady Bishop Forbes; Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow. .sr..-
OK Elrcr,oss-Messrs Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp.
Or sALARIrs-Messrs Yarnalli Cottsi Eehos, Tharl'
and Wickham. ......
on Assrssxrxra-Messrs. Hornbrook; Bishop; Hughesi
LETTERS and Matthew'S
ox GR,prs-Messrs. Forbesi Cottsi JeIersi wickhani
and Ysrnau.
on RrAL Esr.Tr.-Messrs. Gill; Bishops Bradyi Halo
well and Woodrow
Or PuBLIc CKAETERY.-MessTs Wickh1m, Mc1.uIe.
LETTERS; Matthews and Wait
on Lronr.-Messrs Cottsi Bishops Tanneri Wait and
Yarnal!. rE
ASSESSORS
Is, warG-F. A. BRxsrLIxorR- I'd Ward-GEo. Ron.
Ixsox ID ward-sAn'L SAITH. ith ward-DAvID HAN.
xoSD. 9th ward-ALrr. TAYLOR.
f. ALDERMEN.
is, ward-Dayid Madame. I'd w-James Mcconnell.
ID W.-Geo. Duiy. 9Th W.-John L. Newly 9th NJ
H. NJ Jamison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
list ward.-H. W. Phillips. cd ward.-wm $. Wick.
ham Sd ward-Dr. w. J. Bates 18th Ward.-JOhn Gil.
christ ST. 9th ward.-Josiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LIST ward.-wm. George, John Moore.
ID ThOs Johnston, +. Is. Taylor.
I'd. Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
ith d. v. Tharp, =. Scatterday. ..
9th Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
LIST ward-Joseph Greer: 2d ward-P. b. Taylor: 3D.
ward-Geo Tisier ith.-Harvey Hall: 5th.-Geo. w.
~TzlaE ar FIRE WARDENS. Na r.ltiTH.
1st ward.-Joseph Greer: ed Ward.-Joseph Forsyth
Cd Ward-Geo Trisicr: 18th ward.-John Clayton: 9th
Ward--A =. Glenn.
Curator Of City HaH-Joel Trisler.
orer,.sr of Chain Gdns.-Gco Bulgcr.
sertoa of Fable Grare Yayds.-Elas II. Burt
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SrxI.wrrxLy papers double the above rates.
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MONTHLY =" oHeJouTh - .I-'....
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In rating the distance newspapers TO subscribers the
Office publication and the county line, is to be the
starting point. -.......
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mcnt optional.
GRr.r BRIrAis AND IRILASp-On letters between any
Office in the United States, California and Oregon excep
ted and any Office in Great Britain and Ireland 81 cents
pcr half ounce, under, and SO
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first Prepayment optional On newspapers the
rate is two cents each-to prepaid On newspapers
any foreign country Great Britain, cents each
TO be prepaid.
CiERn.NY Prussia, &c.-Letters to the following
tries via England prepaid, il by British steam.
err o cents, il by American steamer, 81 cents.
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wuEELING GAG ConrPANY.

PIesident-JoHS W. GtLL. Secretary-Jas. S. wheaie.
Tas,tr,r-Josiah p. Updegraf Engineer aud LrEPeeior
Sam'l. II. Goldthorp. On
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merchnnfs' and Mechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CArrTAL $4,000
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe Streets
JOHN W. GILL, Presidents sopIrsKr BRADr. Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday. rH rs-l.....l
North Western Bank of Virginia. &c.
INCORPORATED 1919 CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT DASL. LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday. g. Z.Z
mnuufacturers' md Fnrmcrs' Bnnk
of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CArrTAL Stock 100000
THoS SWEENEY, Prcst JonS LIST, Cashier.
wheeling snvings' Institutiou.
No. 1872 Main ST.
IxcPoBoRArrD 1854. CIrirAL $1,000
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM McCor, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursday a.
Savings Bnnk of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THOs H. LIST. Presidents WIN. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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]. IL 7. i. TlIIUN, FUDIISNtIsI
No IS, CheSnut street, Philadelphia.
90 Very iberl inducements 'rH be made TO Gcttre and en-,
ergetc -sss.,i ~ small capital Of from 81: 10 So
engage aud other popular rorks, many
eIctsirelv dv 1hdreii'g AGENTS aus24
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Cine
natl Ohio, General Agent for the West, to whom all
ders must be addressed.
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CALF ORNIA.
% iii &C Of cgOry's
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
119 Pearl, cor. of Wall ST., New York.


\ consequence of numerous personal applications
l. and also by Mail and Telegraph for information
respecting the lines TO California, and to secure Pas
sage Tick Is on the Steamers, the Subscribers now
ISSUE circular twice each month, showing the prices
charged different lines, with the dates OF d.par-
ture from tins city, and the period to which tickets
have been sold in advance.
Also an account OF the departure OF Transient
Steamers and sailing vessels around Cape Horn, with
prices OF passage by EACH and when the same can
be obtained.
Our long experience in the California Express
business enables us to prepare a circular from the
most reliable sources, and which eubrac IS much use
ml information to those gong, or intending to 90, to
California.
Those in want OF such information can be supplied
with Circulars by addressing Us post paid
Persons residing at a distance from New York,
who desire to 60 to California, can save themselves
the expense ct Journey 10 New otk and Cousr-
uucut loss OF time and can obtain Tickets by -cud
IN. sight drafts on New ork, payable TO order,
or by reference to respectable house who will pay
for the tickets when secured.
The compensation charged for tins service is FIVE
DOLLARS tor each ticket procured. All orders tor
tickets should be accompanied with the names oi the
parties III tuil.
We forward Package, Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer leaving for California.
THOMPSON " lllICIiCOCk.
March l6 wdmo's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

II a
I Stnn,c, of ,bs NV ,,,er hroo,ior, r, p,ro,,
ioli ,%e ,re,t pbysioIn,co TIon,," ~ ~, DI'o'
iI,rs1,,nY Nj II Ibii,jcirLio po ''''''' ~ - 80
'rtis 10 ~ ,rnl, ,,nnJerl,I r.n,,J, t t,,,;,,o,,io
Dysn,,s;, Iuy,Iic. / ;yor com,,,l,;,,, E,r,,i.,ia,
md Dshili,v cnring oiirr notnres ntyn u,.,EnT Lv
untnr.,s avn Agnn1 tho Gns,r;r L,c,. NV '"0' -
ri, Half 7nsnoonlul of pefs,n inliiscJ in ,vo.
tor ,yill dpcst or dissoI,s E;ra pn,,,Js NJ p,st
",,' oht ,ro Ga,s o lt'r Tmm"~ h''"'
pypstv is The rhirT ,l,nrn, mr. Grn,i n;,os,i,,,.
Prinrinie of the G,strir Iuir,tbe NoI,o,,J M JLC
Enod fLc p,r;6,;ng prcocrr;,,g u,J V,,n,ja,i,,
Aurnt of TN, Si9mnrb and lntesIiurs II seytrnci
ed from fine t,rrstivr stomach ol thr Ox Inn. firm,
mo nm Artificial DIGESTIVE Find ,r.ri.,v In ti,,.
untur,l lnstric limo II, its CbcmicnI ,,,,,,S mt
turnIsh,nu n ronnlrte md n,rl.rt snh.t,,nt ,r il
Bv the aid of h! urruoratinu the mains and ,,il. ot
INDIGESTION and Dyspcpsia are removed ms, AZ tb,v
woud he bv healthy stomach If i. ,ln,n,, ,y,,,,rs
tor Dy sprpilcs curur eases of DrhiIitv En,oratinu
Nervous Decline ana Dysurut,, Cousuunt,,,n SIM.
posed to be- on the verge Of the grave. The scjrn-
fife evidence mon winch 1t is based Is i'm The. ii,rh-
est degree Curious aud Ecmarkablr
SEN. NJ'IEIC' EIjDE.\1'Et
p.r,,. I,.,,,. - liz; .I,I.,..i i
CL,u,i.trr y,,.. -. A. Ar,f.,,I D,.i Ir,i
onolngo,s IN .ba C,.tr. i,,. ,.', i rl,l ,','
r,rad from, ,l ,,,,o,,. hmm. az ,l, ,1 -
the Cali. in which yorious articles Of food ms ,,.,
and Gar. viii In. sotc,oJ cL,,,ocJ ,,J Ja,j
,,, ~ H., az" "'S'F'rn
man Sto,nnrI :" 90 '''' ''"
Dp Prprtp, il, lie io,,ous ,rc,t,so nj, " Eo,d ,l
Dirt" nnl,Ii.brd nv rn,vI.rs a. wis Ncv V"ri
na,r * stntes rho y,,,,,. o,a,, E ,nJ is,l 81 -
method of prennrntlnm Thrr, nre ew bigbar a,.
thoritirs linn DR. T.rcira W
d." Gown" WA" in bis yanaho
loluny of Dorsn observes ihi,r =. dininut,n,i - I
the In,. NANNY nt ibo I,s,ti In;c j.. - ro,i,,.,
and nil rr.yaiii,1 ,o,.c ot Dvsrrn.,o - and L s,
that d,stinIni,Lrd nrn,asnr If ,,ndr,n,. in Ian,
don, who was severely afflicted with this conlp1a.nt
indinu evrrvthnI ,Sc ,n mi Ind rrrotrs ~ in .
Gns,r '"a 'iaI ~ h'''' n'u ,,eot'sr ~ me
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a Large Assortment

ar good Ready Made Clothes, at very
~ low prices. Although it is not expected to find
much extra work which Gentlemen ought to have.
and pay tor in expensive Clothes. Neither does my
Shop compare with that Sop stuff almost worthless
But good Clothes, well stayed and permanently made
under my avn care, and al fair prices, Loose aud
Shop Sack Dress and Frock Coats Summer Clothes
Pants, Vest Boys Clothes, ChilIrens do al kinds
Of Furnishing Goods hep. constantly on hand
Clothes Cleaned or Eeg1lrcd; % 40. i,' "i" iLef'
Patent SeRiag Hach,ne, ana k."n's 'pf o.e,ty..
a.. BENNS.
Wheeer's P'cca mex, 'h" American Il'eL.
Ma tt ulcu3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-04

DI FFAI.O, NNTTNITUtTU.
AGENTS OF THE BosroN Betting COMPANY
We have had yoGr Nuicaul-d Rubber Betting IN
use on Grain Elevators Tor a long time, both for
Dri .ug and Elevator Belts, and find them To an
swer our purpose, aud the recommendations given OF
them fully. Our Diving Belt /, sixteen inches wide,
anc >lNtytwo tee long, and We have not had to take
Il y but once. We decidedly prefer this betting 10
any other IN use, both tor durability and eyenn,Ss IN
running. Yours, &c,
SMITH g. DRO
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.LINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE H. 1852
Ecoal n otitcs,
jonathan EsrcckcHridge's
sNsinKl

WE the Subscribers, having been ap~
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District OF Chittenden commissioners to
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate at Jonathan Breck
enrdgc late Of Charlotte in said District, deceased,
represented nsOvent, and also a claims aud demands
exhibited in offset thcrcto and sX months from the
day OF the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
Tor that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice,
that Ne will attend to the business OF our appoint
mem. at the dwelling OF Jno. ]. Bouton in Charlotte
in said District, the 10Th day OF October next, at
10 o'clock a. NJ.
Dated this 9th day OF April a. D. 1852
DAVID COOK, |c.,,,
wjTw3 1J'TUEp STONEA O"i'''''
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

and comprise all the arrangements to which females
alr liable 10y the pcculariucs ot their organization
Among these are Proapsus ltcrl, or Falling at the
W omh; Chronic Inflammation and Liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental llTmouhagc, or Flooding Flu
or Albus, or Whites Chlorosls; Painful, suppress
scd aud Irregular Mruslrutalun, nc, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer 'Nccplcd,i OF whatever
duration and severity. All thcsc Complaints can
pleasantly, safely and certainly remeded by TIL
PREPARATION.
The claims OF this Medicine to the confidence OF
the public are strengthened by the tact 0i It's having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage ol
many prominent Members OF the Medical Faculty IN
the United States some OF whom have voluntarily
giyeu letters OF commentator, t'ee pamphlet sus-
tanning all that Is claimed Tor the Cdth0hcon as a
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature ana symp oms ui the above dis
eases together with testimonials from Ladies OF the
highest responsibility, certified by the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which the
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners is respectfully
invited, can be had gratis at my store.
THEODORE A, PECK, Agent Druggist, Bur
Ington,
REFERENCES.
j, b. PECktlAN, a D., Utica, n '.
d. y. FLEMING, u. 9 New Bediort, h.'s
y y. rODTE, II. -. syracuse, \, J.
VI. II. MILLS, N. o., Rochester, y. "
". w. REESE, n. o., CIiy 81 New iorS.
v. fEEStUIlp H.i, Copcordi y u.
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MANY years Of trial. instead Of impair
w ing the public confidence IN this medicine has
won for il an appreciation and noorley by tar eX-
cpedng the most sanglnr expectations ol Ms lI"nds
Nothing but its intrinsic virtues and the unmistak
able benefit conferred on thousands OF sufferers,
could originate and maintain the reputation it en-
Joys. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
While it is fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will inalllbly cute--stIl there IS
abundant proof that the CHERRY PECToRAL does not
only as general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the maadlcs for which IT Is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the best
reliance OF the afflicted, from the logcabn al the
American peasant the palaces of European kings.
Throughout this entire country, in ever state city,
and indeed almost every hamlet II contains, Cherry
Pectoral Is known as the best remedy eNtant tor dis
eases ID the Throat and Lungs and IN many foreign
countries, il is coming to be extensively used by their
most intelligent Physicians. IN Great Britain,
France and Germany, where the medical sciences
have reached their highest perfection, Cherry Pecto-
raj Is introduced, aud III constant use III the ARMIES
Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public institution, and IN
domestic practice, the sure-t remedy their attend
ing Physicians can employ ton the more dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Also in mlldcr cases, and
for children it is safe, pleasant, and etclua To cure
III ldct some OF tht most ldtlcrlnH tSlllOnldlS we
receive have been from parents who have found il
etllcaclous in casts particularly incidental to child.
hood.
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by a prac-
teal Chemist, and every ounce OF it under his owl
eve with invariable accuracy and care Ii Is Scalet
and protected by law from councrrltS, consequent
y can be relied on as genuine without aduIteratlon
We have cndravor,d here to furnish the colnmu
nifty with medicine OF such Intrinsic superiority ant
worth as should commend itself to their confidence
remedy at once safe, speedy and ellcctnal, whIcl
this has by repeated and countless trials proved itsrl
to be; and trust by great care IN preparing viii
chemical accuracy, OF uniform strength 10 aiior,
Physicians new agent on which they can rely to
the best re us and the afflicted with remedy tina
will do for them all that medicine can do
Prepared ana sold by JAMES &. AVER, Trac
teal and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold i'll Burlington W"c'rsaIe and retail 10y
TIIEO. y. PECK, and ~ Druggists generally
throughout the country.
April |. wilmos3
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CARPETINGS
BOSTON ARCH, 1852.

III T. have now in Store and are constant
W ly receiving our stock o
GOODS FOR SPRING SALES,
and would call the attention OF purchasers {" Carpets
during the present season, to an inspection ot the
same Oar list embraces all grades OF
English and American Ncivcts, Tapestry,
BRUSSELS CARPETINGS,
IN new and beautiful patterns. Also, new and hand
some designs Of
SurrE AND EXrEA TuEEE-pLY AND SUPER
FINE INGRAM GooD>.
Extra fine fine and low priced wool, and Cotton
and Wool Carpets-Star Carpets in all grades .
straw Mattings, oil all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths rugs, Mats, &c.
our assortment is very large and we would invite
particularly the attention OF Hotel PROJECTORS Com
mttees Tor Public Buildings, llousektepcrs, SC, to
TIE same.
WIN. p. TENNY g. co,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
IIaymarkct square.
w31mos2.
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Magnificent Farm, for sale


.1zEA, 'EIlli Subscriber, ssssss,.ss
ksssMsS South,) offers lor sale one sXjxxSxF
-stbEx3is3 Of the most valuable IL
FARMS IN the northern section OF the State @siI1a-
ted IN the Township Of Potsdam, St Lawrence
County, n, Y. and lying adjacent to- and forming
part OF, It's much admired and beautiful Village
The number OF acres comprised in the whole ia
333-whlch will be sold either entire or in two par
ces. The portion contiguous to the village, and
winch Is included IN its bounds, consists OF about 10
acres, on which IS one OF the most elegant, new
bullt Mansions in the country-6O feet front willy
suitable out-bulldngs and Garden--constructedfh
an expense OF SlOOOO. More than half of this nor
Os so located as 10 he susceptible Oi being sold Tor
village lots than which there are none more elipi-
bic IN the place. The prices Of these lois vary from
slOO TO $500 per acre--a sum that wall be mu, h en-
HANGED upon the construction OF the proposed Water
town Railroad, which will pass in their vicinity and
which Is To connect with the OId .nsbcrgh Railroad
at distance OF only five miles.
z II On account OF the great value Of this part Of
the Farm, the subscriber will be willing to sell the
Mansion House and 10 or 30 acres seperate there
iron--the whole plot having already been lad out
in village lots3
As respects the residuary portion of 1853 acres it
without exception, one Of the best farms in the
y. Indeed, tor productveness OF grass and grains
OF all Kinds, II Is believed that the soil is surpas
sed even IN the rich western counties of New Y ork
The entire surace Is remarkably even there be-
ing neither lodges ravlneS nor waste land upon II
and the whole - well fenced, well waered, and
under high state OF cultivation. All the moving
grounds have been cleared Of stone, and rolled
smooth. There about 20 acres OF wood land, IN
which is Nipple Orchard OF 700 trees that yield
! 1000 lbs to 1000 lbs yearly. On the premises
substantial stone farm house, well suited for dairy
I purposes and also no less than l6 barns and (
eighty foot sheds. In short the character OF the en-
tire farm Is such, ana its situation reference tire
| Northern Railroad 50 convenient, thavng a plank
road thereto and AN intercourse with New York
and Boston OF only "a hours these crcums nncrs
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RbsS. yAhEsGHsHSE'S
i Il RiNE ChTH0LI ICON

N T. discovery
l ct the above
Preparation has es-
tabllshrd "A new era
in the history Of the
Healing Ant; 1t is,
in truth, one oi the
greatest VI edlcaI
Discoveries Of the
age, because it WI
cure more than nine
tcuths OF Il class q
distressing diseases
Incidental to females
III every stage at lite
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts at the
Medical profession
IN ali countries, to a
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Saratoga g. Washington, Rensselaer,
q Sartoga and Saratoga q. Schenectady,
RaiL ROad Line,
From Castleton a. Whitehall to Saratoga Springs
Troy, Schenectady & Albany.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
oa,a Isl Mail. I'd Freight, Sd EXPRESS
" CastletOn ats 00a.m. $3.50 p m
"W. Hall "62o ", 1890 m. 40
A'rlye Sar.Sps 4" 100 $50
Troy 400 745
e schenectady 1888 " 100
On Sundays leave Whitehall at o'clock n m
arrive at 81 ltoga Springs at am leave at 81 pm
arl'e IN Troy at 4O0 pm leave Troy at 3 am
az 'e at Saratoga Springs at 9,i5 am. leave at 3
Pm. arrive at " Iitelall at pm
7 II ugh tare rom Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets to be had on board OF Lake ChaMpian
an Boa. steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
yenng Train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,,
Supt. Nar y Wash. Il. H.
l.. X. SARGANT,
SaW. RenS, y Sar. y Sch. Il. K
d&wti
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IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.

From the Rev. Owen Thomas, Hoyhead
Dear Su-Dr. Lococks waters do a great deal
good 10 my voice. got a bad cold from damp
bed about thirty i've years ago, and my volr' was
very bad ever since, giving great pain TO me when
preaching or sng.n--aud am very fond OF singing.
| used many different medicines, and some OF Them
did good tor a lltlle time but DR.. Locucks is the
best cot Alt clears my voice and stops the cough
ng instantly, have never lound anything to conf
par. with it,
have heen l3 years a Wesleyan minister, and an
tie Wesleyan MchoJI,ts IN the prnClpahty know
me ; twenty years OF which have lived al Holy
head and am known personally 10 all the iret
men OF that body, many OF whom have admired mo
effects ui the Watc IN clearing the voice and stop
ping the cougll-they never saw such medicine ht-
tore. NV wife. ever since Christmas, has been very
well alter taking Two boxes. am witness OF lhcn
power to stop irShtlu tit OF coughing m an instant.
, ASA Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers
and singers OF every denomination, To take these
waters tor improving The voice and curing coughs
Nou may publish my testimonials Tor the excellent
waters II YOU wish.
Purchase LococFS Etmdic UgtcrS.
rhc BRUSH SpeeItic-a Certain Cure for
Ncnslun Supprr>so, or Suppressed MenSes,
lIrmmauhdgia dticiliS Painful Menusuaton
Amenarrhra, or Partial obstruction OF Menses
CloroSla, Green sickness;
llcnchorrhUa, Fluor Alhus, Whites, and all Fe-
male Weaknesses.
Dr.. UPHAM'S, VEGETABLE ELECTrARY OR
Internal remedy for The Pies
Prepared by A. lpham, NJ. d 1876 BoNery n:
Va regularly educated Physician who devoics his
attention almost entirely to this Disease,
DIR, Ophams Elecmary Is certain cure tor the
! Piles whether Bleeding or Blind Plies, thermal OF
! External, and also Tor other Diseases whlchare tre-
quculy found in conjunction with Piles
/ Lettrr ot Cart. q. ". Mclean, late OF tic L. =.
Service. and member OF the New Jersy Legislature.
Railway, n ].
have been affected for years with the pies and
have tried, without anything like permanent leneht
almost everything assuming the name OF a remedy
had matter OF course lost all confidence med
iciHe. Under this feeling was induced not without
! reluctance Couicss-to use "Upham's Electlary !"
aud nayug used Tor about ihlee weeks, atDIdius
to tAe direction, n,l Juwn Yad yrny utter srpise
~ v.N as So. .,H. What t,ty SD !Cnoi ilo
disease has ',if .1c.
/ tam> 70 C,c ak. O Or. T.. ham and ,. ito
b u,a>e iais statement g.. ", N,liau
ror sal. % burlington. rs ~. 4. P.ct .rdA Q.
-r.., HHItv " g. Mani. '...,.