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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

CoRPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
occupants Of al houses and lots Improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the have
been complete by the and edged in the office
ofthe Bureau assessments for examn alton by all persons
interested paving and setting curb gutter
in Twentieth street from First to A. The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the
houses and lots Of ground vacant o pieces and parcels
ofand situated both sides Of Twentieth street, from
First to the side of First avenue
and the west side of ninety Two feet north and
south from wentieth ALI persons whose
effected by the above named .essment and who
opposed to the either of them requested
present their objections in writing to the undersigned al
their Office No Ha of Records, within thirty from
the date of this notice.
f f fia$s 81 s Sa HStE
Office, Bureau of Assessments Street Department, July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
T,ER New YORK AND LIVERPOOL OMITTED STATES

For fre1Eht OF passage ApTlyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS " co, Sc Wall So, New yo-i.
BROWN. sHlPLEY H. CO, Liverpool.
EG ROBEkTS L. Co, Is King Arms Yard, Ia ndon.
JOHN MUNROE & CO., e Rue Metre Dame des Vie
toires Paris; or
GRO. H. DRAPER, Havrs.
Of hese ships will not be accountable for gold,
sve- bullion, specie jswslry precous stopeB CT mrsa,
aneta bills ~ lajng signed therefor and fho value
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

II ACE, GIMPS, GALoONs, VELVET RIBBONS. &C.
IL ROHLShAT, BROTHERS, No. A. John street, have
new IN store complete assortment Of dress and m.na
trimmings suitable for the fall trade, consisting
emps paloon velvet ribbona frin buttons cords
tassss, &C.. Also, large assortment OF French fancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

CORPORATION SALE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
~ given Thar sale will take place at the Public
day, the 9th net OF ouch goods
from the whsryes streets and piers q the city Eneu
hrancee and that have mained in the yard
day OF July last Sale at the yard foot OF Rngon
street, at 10 A. NJ and 1T the yard in Jane trees between
Greenwich and Washin gt0n at II o'clock NJ. order,
GEORGE WHITE. Stunt. d SkreAhs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

CHARLESTON THEATRE BLADES AND GENTLE
~ of acknowledged talent DESTROYS of engagements
for the at Charleston s. g. about 10Th
October, will please address The subscriber
y0RNsL0MAN, Manager, Post Office, New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

THE BARON sPoLAsCo, NJ D, A. b., &C, NC, FROM
Lonf on but of553 Broaiw n.y. desires be known
to his very patients and friends that has
turned home New York from Saratoga Springs which
place he eoislly lied fee OF attend
two patients from Georgia both sufferers twenty
Eighteen this ago. DR. cured gen temen from the
same State whose agonizing condition FOR many years
and the signal failure of s the supposed first medical and
surgical talent who had tried in vain and had left them
without hope hut being cured by the Baron is the
that the laid
valuable eer In their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

NOR AUSTRALIA. PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY
clipper Line. Tho splendid entirely new ciipper
ship WM fRoTulNGHhM, y. \. Babbage, Comma fer,
will sail the 10Th August For freight passage having
unequaled accommodations, apply to WM j. DUGAN, 81
Front street. OF RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old Slip or
ELLIOT, ARkELL & CO., lf6 Pearl street. f =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Rates OF paseage from fbiladelphia Saloon in sfte1
stae rooms $50 in sh,p state 500 in forward
rooms $50 inoiudilg provisions sn5
For freight or passage apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON. 81 Exchange place, ". r.. 2.
No. walnut street, Philadelphia
initea cuN5sr Of third oInss will be taheb
At $50 from Philadelphia. $50 from LyerpsOlfosnd
With provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

DAssAGE TO CALlFoRNrA.-THE NEW SHIP CUM
for passengers an could
accommodate several families reasonable terms Por
freight passage. apply 10 j. II. GAYLORD, or II. W.
WORKMAN, % Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for The comfort and convenience
of passengers and COMMANDED by Of experience in che
The price of 500 without nluors
Geods she sabsribers will be forwarded free from
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD a. HTNCKEN, Agents, 1854 Pearl street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
Econl y ntitrs,
Eeu1ius Gr0ssllan'S Estate.

STATE OF VEEMONT,} The Probate Court i,r
District oi Chttepden, IS. the Dl~fitt aforesaid
% all persons interested III til" Estat' OF Rufus
CrossnIan, late OF Burlington III saId District, dc.
ceased, GRFEItyg
WHEREAS, Ruil,S NJ. Crossrnan Executor OF the
last VIII aud Testament Of said deceased proposes
10 render an account OF his adm lsratlUn 81 81
Estate and present his account a ,ainst the sniip
tor examination and allowance By said Court, ali /
the said Court having assigned tor that purpose, the
10th day OF June, \. d. 1852, at ,IIc office ul klX-
lord IL Adams in burlington, in sad District, aud
ordered that you be nOtiiedb 10y publishing the time
aud place assigned as aforesaid, three weeks sue
cesslV,ly III the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed at said Burlington, the last OF winch publ
cations to be prrvluls to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, yUu are hereby notified to appear be-
lore sad Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause II any GU have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Gv,h under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trlct, ,l.Is 18th day OF May, A. ID. I612
BRADFORD RlXFORD, RcgiSier.
n...1
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Thomas Mills, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,t The Probate Cour
DISTRICT or CnTrENpLN, IS : tor the District aUrc.
sand To all persons Interested in the Estate o.
Thomas Mills, late Of Burlington, in said District
decreased, GREETING:
NnERLAs, Horace !, Moore, Administrator, iriii
tie W. dnH'rcd, OF the Estate oi SAID deceased
proposes to rcudcl an account OF HI, administration
o sad Estate aud present his account against tn,
same Tor examination aud ALLOWANCE by SAID Courl
and the sand Court having assigned Tor that purpose
The 10Th day OF June, A. d. lo53, at the Office Q
EAord N AdanIs, IN Burlington, ~ sald District
aud UrGgrcd that you he notified by publishing tn,
time and place assigned as aforesaid, three wrc.
success ,yrIy IN the Burlington Free Press, u news
paper printed at SAID burlington, the last oi wheel
publications. to hc previous to ill., day fixed 10
hearing.
Therefore, yoa are hereby notified to appear b.
lore sand Court al the time and place aforesaid am
show causc It any you have why tie sand accoan
should not be- allowed.
Given undcrmy hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct, tins LIST day OF Iun", a. D. loj3
BRADFORD RlXFUED, Register
tl,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
eircai Cure for Dyspcpsica
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
ION. D. -. l3lWMG1IoflEnlNlN

II L..
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| ,T,', -, :, ,,nl,, ,,',,j,.rl,l r,.,i , i.,io,
Dys"cnsi, i,n1,I;ce Iiver t,n,n,,i,,, t, ,,,,i,
'nI H. ti,S ,'rin ,i,.r ,,n,r, 49,, ,tI L
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49, iI"Itn ,7,.,n,,n,,l i p,,.,' ,,b,,t -, ,,,,
,i"m ,s, l. VI ,l'jl,' ,"''" ~ Wa
| Lcrf in oLo,t L,o Lo,. on, nI' thn .IiInn,I
| rsIy IL the cher rIrur,lt ar i,rrnt uuc.,in-
| priur,nl, ut the Justr,r iu,r, thr XoIraaf f liz
| EmI tLo Dy,;i,u;no p,,ye,,;o, ,,J Vj,,,,I,,,,.
\prut Of the Si0u,n,h and Iulr.Iirs II r,trnri
ed from thr stcsliyc S,un1rh nl fine Oy Inns ir,,,
t,, AN Artificial Di,,.,iy. Find ,r.,,I, i'll a.. il
m,tu,nl ,nstrir Lr,, m lis C;Lru,r,I n',,,,r" .nJ
uruIslu, n curuul,lr and p,rt,i ,ul.t,f NJ, ir ~
| By tIr. and of Tin. prrpa alton the n,in. ,ud y,l m
lnd"rstion and Dvs,,, il, mr.. r.,u,,,,J ',', ~ ,L,
would b.. by a healthy stomach ,of,, v.,,,,irrs
tor Dysprptlcs, curing cases nl DclIty rnaclarron
| Nervous Decline and liysucptlc Corlsli. uiou SIM.
poscd 10 be- ON the ,rtrc OF the rrayr FtL. ,,'i,.
ur evidence, mon ,yhIcl, If Is b,srd - N iI. h,
est decree Curious aud R,lnarlinhIr -
| tCJEN'I'JEJt' EIIyE,Nf.EI
EArnN Irr! IN his ,,Irhra,,.I wax ~, Animal
Chemistry nv.. "Nn Artil;,.I n U,' ii
analooous to ;Er Gnstr,. Ini, NAV H.. ,,,l ,,'U
pared from the mucous u,rmIranr Of the .,,,,,, ~
| I. CuII in vyli,h y1,,,,,. ,r,,,J - I',''. u '"
inst in Ibc siu,c ,vuuDrt "a tLrD IronLiI1 -, E E
| unD xion1cL ;, w '''' - ~ ''' ""-
| Dr prr,,r, !, I,, ,,,.,,,,s ,,,.,,. M q. H..
| Die, " unl,ii.hnJ h,, EL,,V & WI N ~ '',"
rnrr 81 ,tai,s ,, s,,,,, ,,,,',, t,, ," ' ,'.
m-tnnJ nf ,rr,or,,,",' rb,, .r, t L,I Wv
| thorit,r. II nm nr p',,.,,, ' - '''7'''' "U
Dr Gown ~, I,. v,I,,l lilo ,yr,,i,,,y ~, tia, 8. Pine
,oo"y o G,Hr.t,on " "I,,,ryc. ii,, d,,',', -,
ib. Ji,, n,,,1,i,, 81 ,L E,-, I - r,,,'',' ~,
and nj; n,,.ya,i,,,., ,,- ,t ,,,,I, 'a'','' "
that ,,i,m"mI.I.J nr"t,s,,, -, ,d,,. ,
u"l WI" was severely afflicted with tins compliant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
PIANO FORTE
AND
MIUSI@C SPDls%& c
NO. |, BANK BLOCK.

VllE Subscriber has opened very eX.
tcLsiye and choice selection OF Musical Mrr-
chaudloc, consisting at every variety OF Musical In
sruncnls, surh Piano r,rtcS, Seraphlns, Mclo-
dcous, Bass NoIa, Volus, Gullals, Flutes, Flaso-
lets, Claronrls, Curnup"an,, ACcurdcous aud Brass
instruments OF every description ur BANDS; also
Bass N'ol and Violin Strings, Tunu. Forks, Tun-
ing Hammers, Ac.
The assortment oi Sheet Music consists at about
-Four lhou-and Pieces at the latest aud most Iopu-
lar 'luslc ui the day, additions tow ch will hc made
every week, from the most extensive laporlng and
Publishing Houses IN New York aud Boston. In
slruclon Books on Land tor every Instrument, and
all new works received as soon published
Church Music Books OF every description.
The attention o Purchasers ~ respectfully invited
lo the assortment OF Piano Forics Srraphms aud
Melodcons, a they are from the best Manufacturer,
IN the country, AID every Instrument sold 10y me
wall be- warranted. unless otherwise stated 10 III,
Chpuascr.
All lhcabovc goods will he sold as low a o. - ,
purchased IN New York a. Boston, aud the ordri.
ui Teacher, aud thu,c who buy Ia - aalu, AZ, II
spoolluly eulcod aud will ht nll, dI stut to all,
pant OF the county. IA may b. dhu'd
l.. ). RUST
January J. dlUtAwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
CONSUMPTION,
The Great COy,d:ga REMEDY.

COTGHS and Cois Byono''is, ithmn, Ninr"g n Flood
beediag NE Ipnqs Iuits me H,,,,t Ni dDd Ch- NI
rouscss N9bt Sw,,f, PdiIntIi"" 81 ne Hsf Sni all FE>
MALE WEAK MISSES aud CumIhImL Arising here
from ChOlc rn Ininninm, 81"
~ For Proof aud pnucuHr- ~ Cures see our PAM
phIcts and Hndhs all A~rns have hom To away
For sale by AMOS G.. SPEAR aud 'TnEn \ FLcr
Burlington. Hodges & Mason Richmond, 6 y
Weller, Ilmcsbwgh +. \. TowsIcy, Shcl-
burn; T.. spencer, C"chrsrrr Ccutrr 4. Il
Simonds Il Co. and J. W. lIurmut, Willls,on ;
y. Giant i Co. aud Jas n!chuis, WrsifJrd K. Fur
aus"n. t,s,cX II n i. Cakes, l'uderull; Beach II
Have. Jcrlchu, II. A. Ashley, Milton Fails, and b,
druggists and Merchant, generally.
All letters aud orders must be- addressed to Wal
l4Ye 81 Co, 30i Broadway New York.
iuly l,lSJI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
Carmel Store.
CARPETINGS !
BOSTON MARCH, 1872,

i''' w
I'VE have now in Store aud are constant
" ly receiving our Stock ct
GOODS FOR SPRING SALES,
and would call the attention OF purchasers Of Carpets
during the present SEASON, 10 al Inspection OF the
same Cur list embraces all grades OF
English and American NGlvCts, Tapestry, N
BRUSSELS CARPETlNGS,
in new ndbcautilul patterns Also, new and hand
some DE- signs al
SUFFER- AND EXTRA TnEEL>PLY AND SurEE.
FINE INGRAM Goop,.
Extra fine, tine and low priced wool, ami Cotton
and Wool Carpcts-Slalr Carpets, IN all trades
Straw Matunge, OF all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths rugs, Mas, &c.
Our assortment, Is very large, and we would invite
particularly the attention Of Hotel Projectors Com
mucrs Tor Public Buildings, llouschccpcrs, SC, to
the same.
WM. 7. TENNY & CO.,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
iaymarkct square.
w31mo'sp
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MANY years Of trial. instead OF impair
VA ny the public confidence III Ihs medicine, has
Won Tor 1t an appreciation ant notorrty by Tar cN-
cccdIng the most sanguine expectations at lis friends
Nothing but Ms Intrinsic virtues aud the unuIlstak-
able benefit conferred thousands Ui sufferers
cund originate and maintain the reputation It en-
Joys. Wine many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, tins has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits On
the afflicted they can meyer forget, aud produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
SOFTEN.
While IT s fraud on til" ppbllc to pretend that
any one medicine will mlallrly cure still there l.
abundant proof that the Cherry PErruGAh does not
only as general thing, but Utmost invariably, cure
the maladc5 Tor which II Is employed.
As time makes tNr.r laclS wider aud better
known, tins medicine has gradually i"Cuiuf the best
reliance al the afflicted, irua the lugcabiu oi the
American peasant to the palaces ui Eurulr an kings
Throughout tins entire coGi,,n, III ever state, cIiy
Lud indeed almost every h1ul't 1t cont ms, Cherry
Pccloral Is known a. the bce remedy cAtant Tor dis
eascS ul al" Throat and Lua,s, and II many foreign
c"unrl".,lt Is coming luh excessively uScdhy then
most intelligent Phvscaus. la Great i,ttaIu
France and Germany, whcIr the medical science;
have carhcd their highest perfection, Cherry prctu.
TAI Is mt uduc, II ana III con idui u," III the ARMIES
llospta-, Aims lluu,, Public Institution. aid IL
domestic practice, ~ thr sItr~t remedy their attend
ng Thy~Iclans can employ lol The tnorr danger ou'
affections ui the lungs. Also III mldcr casts, anC
tor children It Is ,ac pleasant aud clctuaI to cure
In fact ,,lur ui the mus ilal;rrng testimonials w
receive have been iron paicnlS who have iOuud Il
riIcacioAs ia cas.S paru-uaI.I incidental to child
hood.
The Cherry Pcc,oral j. Manufactured 10y a prac
teal Chemist. aud every uuu,r ol II under his owl
eye with nvarahie accuracy and care. II l. s"al"t
and protected 10y law from CouurIrltS, consequent
y can hc relied on as grn,;uc without adultrr;iuon
We have cudravur' Il icrc to furnish the coiuHu
nty VITA mcd'rmc oI ,u'h Intrinsic -uirriurty an,
worth rs should commend itself to their Couildcnrr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
Magnificent Farm for sal
xSwwA fENlIh Subociiocr, ,sssS..;
Its:EM. lwho design, . move 80;
Ess,@ Soulh,) oilers Tor sale one 40,
-Se&ss&EtA Of the most valuable

HetgIdfa 49, w '''''' p.N.ltglsSk
HtuEX rruI'" o"r'S lor sdIc one sRsYHASF
-@hses@se 81 inc most valuable L.
IARMS m the northern section Of the State 1TIa-
ted in the Township oi rolslam 81 Lawrence,
County, n. Y and yInI adjacent to- and toluiip,, ,
part Ot, Its mich admired aud brautIlnl VllInuc -
The uunb'r Of acres comprised IN the whole -
90 which will be sold either entire or in two mar,
GELS. The portion contiguous to the vinse an,
which i, ucuutd IN It's bounds consists of about u"
acres, whlru l. one OF the most ELEGANT new
hnllt MansOna III the countryside feet front w
suitable out-bnlldngs and tiardeu--coi,structcd
an expense OF SlOOUO More than hall of Tins nor
uon~ 20 located to be susceptible OF being sold ion
village lois than which there are none more pllpi-
bic IN the place. The prices o these lots ary from
500 to 5000 per acre-a sum that will b. ma, h on
HANGED upon tie construction OF the proposed Water
Town Rarpad, whch will pays III their ycil INV and
which il t. connect with the Ogd .u5burrh Railroad
at n distance ul only i've miles
2 a On account ui tn great value of this ,,r, -,
le Farm, the subscriber will be wiling to Iii the
Mansion House and 10 or - acres sepcratc there.
=" sI"H@e 'o,sJ ~
fo iv'p,C'' e 'csI"utIE ppru"h OF 40 acres, Is
'"Iu' 'NJe o'' one " h' pest I'fhlS III me c"uh-
y. I'ucSu, '"r P'9uuc'iVtHras OF grass ana grains
:? az Minus u l. oSH'''d tat the soI IS not Snrpns-
~ even III 'l' IIcu western counties ol New YORK -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-18
More New Goods.
F. = Il 4 NIEORn

N consequence of extended sales my
1 stock Of -uuds has been reduced yery much I
ha'e nov greatly ena rge my stock winch ,pabl. ,
me I" oIler cara IN ducevsnts TO vurc hascrs com
pHslng almost every thing IN the way OF Fancy and
ing, Floor Oil Cloth &c.
Every ahV mage Is IN NY possession Tor OF ain
Ing the best styles at he lowest prices
fuIchaSeIs can make thelr bill with confidence
New Goods continually Arrlyng to supuIy th, ulacc
o daily sales.
No l56 Church Street.
Rnrlinuion Iune =. 1852 dxw,t
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am truly yours. OWEN THOMAS.
PLrrhnSe L0cockS EcnnLc U'nGrs
DR. UrMAM,s NEGErARLE ELrcrrARY oh

f"i'rIdt Rcmedy for The Plies
:, lr'pal'd 10y \. ipham, VI. u 1876 Bowcry n
IA regularly educated Physician. who drvuics Ms
a'ruilIn almost entirely TO Tins Disease.
DT. lpham's Eccuary is a certain cure Tor the
iHts' whether Bleeding or Blind Plies, Internal az
External and also tor other Diseases win, are TIE
.urnl'y found IN conjunction with Piles.
Lrlltr "i GAIT q, W. Mclean, late at the L e
service and member OF The New Jcrsy legislature
Railway, n. j.
have been afflicted tor years with the pI,s, and
nave tred, without anything Ike permanent beucRt
Almost everything assuming the name OF a remedy
had as matter OF course lost all confidence IN med
lciht' Under lhls feeling WAS induced not without
reluctance confess. 20 u>r Uphams ElcCuary :"
ana udNlug used n ur about lhlcr weeks, according
to ne direction, land dowul mud, tony utter Saps-
a. wen a. sai lslacuou, HAT every symptom OF the
dl 'dsc has itl me.
huk u due auko to pr upUam and myself 10
ma Ne rIu- fdltu,ut & " Mclean
'r1A6. 'nd nv W q. HAI,H Wmoo,A
JdGldIy - lty1 VIZ
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Agricultural Implements:
S b b D S,
G5ocERflsD

V'HlE Subscrb.rs have opened a Store
1 on Ciuch Street, three doors above College It.
Tor the sale OF AcyicuLturai TOoiS and Grocerl.s,
ana Will endedvor to merit a share OF public
patronage.
We keep tie PLOWS of the oe'hratsd manuiac-
turers HUGlLrs, NoUEsL, Mason & Co., Ut Worces-
ttTaud complete assortment OF flaming IOol>
and Machines, from all the net manufacturers IA
New England, Also Horticultural Tooi, and
SEEDS. We are prepared to iurn-h ~ Wbncsae
~ f"tad. Plows, IarIOwS, ShOyrlS, Hoes,
Forks, Scythes, Sndths, CGltIvatcIs, Ne, on
liberal terms.
w. also keep a choice assortment # GRO
'EKiES, among whch are, AuSaS, Teas, APt-
res, Euiter, Cheese, Lard, UdmS, &c
PIEACE y BlRRiTT.
?. s. Mr.. FIERCE, formerly senior partner
m the him OF Pierce, Ddvey y Allen, from hls long
experience IN the Agricultural business, being the
inst to open d Store OF this kind ~ Vermont be
hcves he understands what the farmers want IN TIN,
vicinity we'll at least. any one, aud will en-
deavor to keep every thing wanted IN this line.
Burlington, May ~. 1892. dEtw l9wi
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state of Vermont.

WHEREAS. the said plaintiff having cntrrcc
IS action oi a,,uil-tu SAID Conf, against the ,a,
,,"trndauts, declaring upon prOml>Sury note, date,
October H., lNJi tor two hundred dollars, pay abb,
10 the paint, three mouth, after the 81 ii date aul
executed by the sad defendants, aud ayowlug til,
uon-pay ucul Of sand note, aud DEMANDING m uIIma
ca the sum ui tour hundred dollars; and It appear
ne to SAID Court that the sand Laura Beach Is alb
sul from tins state, and has not had personal notice
ui the cuJluL ut SAID suit IT'S ordered by sad Cuul
HAT tilrlr cau,c hr cuuuuurd to the g. iu O., the"
Cont, next to be held ut Burlington, III aud Tor Oh,
County al CMtl-mGrm, on jhr ibrd IG" -Hy IL :''tl
\. H., l>j2, aud that til suld Laura l,rcch be- non
led nl the prons,>, hy the pubIcation OF tins uit
IN the Burlington Free Press, Il newspaper pub.l,nrt
at Darlington, IN saIG County, three weeks ,uocr~-
sIvry, the last OF wach publication shah be, at least
three weeks bciuIc the sad ncNl term.
kASSUN X EDMONDS, Au'y', tor Plaintiff
ID. Il. BUCKLEY, Cig,A.
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ARRANGEMENT,
Commit ncInS May II, 1852.


Rutland s, WASHINGTON ami Troy s Boston
u 4 / l. Il \ y s.
TRAIN GOING NORTH-LEAyE TROY,
Mail TRAGv, & 3, \ VI after arrival oi Morn
ing Boats from New York aud Expires Tram from
Buffalo. Arrives Al Rutland 10 \. NJ, cunnecun.
with Tram> i"r Burlington aud Boston direct.
EyrRLss Tram 10 H. \. NJ, from & O'Clock tx
press Tram from New FORK. Arrives al Rutland
SOP. NJ IN season for Rutland and Burlington
Express Trains, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
fcal and Ogdensburgh the same day.
ACCOMMODATION TEAlY P. NJ, after arrival OF
Hudson River day Trains, and Express Talus from
the West Arrives at Rutland 30 +. NJ. aud
reaching Burlington and Bellows Falls same eve
nlng.
Trains Gong SOuth-.-LcayC Rutland
morning Cars from Burlington and Bellows Falls.
drives at Troy 40 2. ".
EXPRESS TRAlN2 n. NJ with the mnrun. passen-
gers from Ogdensburgh, Montreal aud Boston. Ar
rlves at Troy at /. NJ. tim" Tor the EyprcSS
TRIMS to New TuiS aud Buffalo, and evening
boats Tor New York
Recommendations Tam 80 r. II, after arrival Of
Boston and Burlington Trans, lodge at SALEM and
arrive at Troy 80 next murnlnI connecting with
the ~ 30 A. ii. tApress Tram 10 Buffalo and 10 80
Hudson River Train 10 New Yak
Passengers Going Norm and East,
By MAIL Train, leave Troy & 70 a. NJ, Schenec-
tady at $40 reach Burlington Il ~ P H., Bo ton 4,
80 7. NJ.
By ExPREss TRAIN, leave New York A Nj reach
ing Boston Us P. NJ, Burlington $40 P, ~, Mon-
trea 5 7. NJ, and Ogdensburgh 10 I. NJ.
By ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, leave New iork ga
M, Schenectady ?. N. and Troy NJ, reaching
Burlington and Bellows Falls 10 P. h. same day
Passengers Going South and West,
By MAIL TRAIN, leave Burlington 80 4 and
reach Troy ], 4j NJ, New y ork P il, Schenectady
1 I IL Tor the W,st.-Din. at TruY
By EXpRE>S TRAM, leave OgdenSburgh at 4 A NJ,
Montreal 80 NJ, Boston : 80 II reach Troy /
NJ, New York 10 80 and Schenectady / u, IN
connection with Western Buffalo EapI,ss Dan, at
Rutland.
BY AccuMMopATIoH TRAIY. leave Burlington ! on
~, Boston l2nU NJ, lodge at Salem. diIlSe al Toy
ne xt morning for the 10 30 Express Tram TO Buffalo,
same evening, and the Hudson River Tam, reach
ing New urk p NJ.
Passengers leaving New York by the G a Ex-
press Tam, arrive dt Troy loIJ ii, connect AT
Below Falls -, with tram IF the sullivan k. Il
arriving n the lVhtte Mountains, ,ame day.
Mint Tr0in from Tram 30 a ii arrive. at Bel
lows Falls L. 30 u leach the White Mountains IN
the Afternoon
By tn, Arrangement there l. DAILY each way one
tram between New York. aud Montreal. and o.
dcnsburEu TTO trans between New IOrk and
burlington. T'rU rraIus between Troy and Boston.
ThIce tIaIus between Troy and burlington.
TlIOS. II. Garfield, Supt.
Rutland \ Washington lta:lroad.
S. +. JOHNSON, HUpt.
Troy 4 Boston Railroad.
MAY Il 1852. dNwt