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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-29

SALONA Farm For SaieThis beautiful iarnl-he former
residence the Rev. VIM Ma-s offered for SALE u i oca
O. contemplated plank road leading nom Fairfax
Georgetown and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
high state OF cultivation wei
waered with living springs well fenced plenty Of TIMBER with
plenty buildings OF brick mansion o.
by 80, attached which make 2US feet ont stone farm
spring brick school house carriage house
with 62 BY 80 with basement all IN good repair
and is remarkably healthy. ,,,,,,... -,
LAsoLEy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851. -
Dec. 3-aw6ws
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The suleudid ieot Of sea steamers belonging 20 this
conlpsny continue 10 run, ia conneAion with the
Steamer OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company,
between Tie ports above named carrying the United
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pHE New Blue Book, the United States Olhcal
Register all officers OF the fnmen civil and military via
salaries location, date Of appointment &C. with lists OF %
Offices the with Of the and eh
compensation
TAYLOR MAURY,
Febli Bookssiisis near VIII street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09
Cranes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF cnITTENDEN, s. { for the District atore
sud To all persons interested in the Estate of
Thaddeus Crane, late OF Richmond in said District,
licensed GREETING:
" hereas. Ezra B. Green, Administrator OF the
Estate OF said deceased, proposes 10 render an ac-
count OF his administration OF said Estate, and pre-
sent his account against the same Tor examination
and allowance by sand court, and the said Court hav
ipg assigned fer that purpose, the 18th day of July,
\. D 1852, al The Probate office in Burlington in
soid District and ordered that you be notified by
publishing the time and place assigned as aforesaid,
tuIee weeks successively in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at SAID Burlington, the
last o: which publications 10 be previous to the day
tX-i for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
tore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause II any you have why the said account
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct this Both day Of June A D. 1852.
wlw3 G. ADAMS, Judge
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Isaac 1liSbee's Estate.

STATE OF NERMONT,} The Probate Court for
pl'TrIcr OF cH!TTtEDLN, IS the District aforesaid
ia all persons interested III The Es,nte OF Isaac I1Ig
bee late OF Shelburne IN said District, deceased
GREETING:
Whereas, Anna Higbee Administrative oi the Estate
OF SAID deceased, proposes to render an account OF
her administration OF said Estate, and present her
account against tn" same for ex1mina 1on and al
lowance BY said court, and lhe sad Cout having
assigned, tor that purpose, the Eth day Of July A T.
1852 al the office OF Rxtord g. Adams in Burning
ton, in saId District, and ordered that you be notf-
ed by Publishing the time and place assigned as
aforesaid three weeks successfully in the Buring
Ton Free Press, newspaper printed at sand Buring
the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to aspea ar before
SAID Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause if any you have why the said account should
not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 18th day of June A b 1852
BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

V'HE Petition ofHarvey Beecher of Huntington,
shows that ne is the Guardian OF his wife Fan
ny Beecher. an insane person, that the said Fanny
ls one OF the hens OF Ephram Adams late of Hines
burgh, and entitled TO distribution and share in his
estate that the said Ephralm died seized of certain
lands IN Hnesburgh and that TO pay the claims
against hls estate 1t has been necessary to sell part
OF SAID real estate and that the so situated
thtt has been adudged advisable sell the whole
ana the administrator of sa I'd has been author
lied 10 sell the same, and has made a conveyance
tArreo' but owing TO the insanity OF the said Fanny
II becomes n, cessary that her interest in said estate
sh"u he duly and egaly confirmed to the purchaser
and prays that as such Guardian of said Fanny he
may be lcenced 10 sell all the right title and interest
81 the SAID Fanny III the same. and to confirm the
SAID conveyance so made by said administrator
Whereupon the sand Probate Court assigned Sat
rrday the 10Th day OF July 1852. at the Probate Of.
nee IN Burlington for hearing the said petition, and
u Is ordered that all persons concerned be NOTIFIED
by publishing this order N the Burlington Free Press
three weeks successyely, the last OF which be be
tore SAID day. w52w3
I'd
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STATE OF VBENONT} The Hon the Pro-
District OF Grand lse, S. s bate Court, tor the
District of Grand Isle
TO the Heirs brgntees and all other persons IN
telesed in the Estate OF Ahner keeler late OF South
Hero III said Distinct, deceased.
GREETING
Whereas Samuel Adams, John Reynolds and
Franklin Robinson. Executors named in the last
vii and Testament OF the said A bner keeler, pro-
pose to render an account Of the expenses and
that have already accrued IN estab lshng SAID VIII,
aud present their account against said Estate Tor al
lOwance, at Probate Cont to be holden at the
dwelling house OF John Knight IN Norh Hero, on
the 2lst day OF July next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, aud
show good cause why said account should not be
allowed.
Aud it Is iuther ordered that the Executors cause
a copy of this order and notice, to be published IN
the Burlington Free Press may be.
Given under my hand and sea of sad Court, at
North Hero, this 18Th day of June A d. 1852.
81 : AUGUSTUS KNIGHT,
D@ wlw3 Register.
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Asl,y sVailace's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court fer
District ot Chittendtn 20. the District aforesaid
To al persons interested IN the Estate of Amy al
lace late OF Undernl in said District deceased
GREETING
At Probate Coun holden at Burlington, within
and for the District oi Chtteudeu, on the 18th day
Of jane A. ". 1882 an Instrument purpo,!ing to be
the last VIII and Testament OF Amy Wallace late
Of Undcrhlll in said District deceased was presented
to the Court aforesaid, Tor Probate, by Joseph Nj.
Putnam, the Executor therein named And 1t IS
ordered BY said Cont that the nth day OF July D.
1882 al the office Riytord ~ Adams in said Burling-
ton, BE- assigned tor proving said Instrument and
that notice thereof be given to all persons concerned
Ivy publ shing tins order three weeks successfully IN
the Burlington Fec Press, a newspaper printed al
said Burlington, prev luus to the :inle appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time aud place aforesaid and con-
test the probate OF said VIII, II you have cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington i'll said Dis
tllct, this 25th day OF June \ D 1852
BRADFORD BlXFORD, Reg ster
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGIIS and Coits bronchitis asthma, SPlrmg o. Blood
Hccdin0 lungs. Pains the B,sgsf SIDE and Ch' Ner
rouness Mint SmeIts Pairr1ion ef me Het and all FE-
MALE WEAK SES~ES and Complaints arising here
from. Cholera Iufnntum, &c
~ For Proof and particulars Of Cures, see our Pam
pheis aud H.ndbs all our Agents have them to give away
For sale by a NOS c. SPEAR aud THEo. A PECK
Burlington, II odges g.. Mason, Richmond; &, ID
teller, IIinesburgh T.. A. Towslcy, Shel-
burn F.. Spencer, Colchester Centre A. g.
Smonds e. Co, and J, W IIurlhut, Williston ;
\ Cant 4 Co and Jas Nichols. Westtord X. Fur
gus"n, Essex II a. J. Cakes. linderhil; Beach II
Howe. Jericho; II. A. Ashley, Milton Falls and by
Druggists and Merchants generally.
All letters aud orders must be addressed 10 Wal
lace & Co, :i0i Broadway New York.
l1,IA [
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MANY years Of trial, instead OF impair
I'a ing the public confidence in this medicine has
won for IT an appreciation and notorety by Tar eX
Ceedng the most s1ngulnr expectations ol ITS friends.
Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues and the unmStak-
able benefit conferred on thousands oi 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 DEMENT'S on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be tor
gotten.
While it is a fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will inialIIby restIll there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL docs not
only as general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the malaGes Tor which II is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the best
reliance o the afflicted from the logcabln OF the
American peasant, to the palaces ot Europ' an kings
Throughout this entire country, in ever State, city
and indeed almost every hamlet It confirms, Cherry
PeCtoral is known the best remedy eXant for dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs and IN many foreign
countries 1t is coming to be extensively used by then
most intelligent Physicians. in Great Brltalu
France and Germany, where the medical sciences
have reached then highest perfection, Cherry Pecto
raj is introduced, and IN constant use IN the Armies
Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institution, aud II
domestic practice as the surest remedy their attend
ug PLY -lcIans can employ to The more dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Also III mlder cases ant
tor children il is safe, pleasant, aud eiiecua TO cure
In tact some OF the most atterng testimonials We
receive have been from parents who have found !
eilicacous in cases particularly incidental TO child
hood.
The Cherry Pectoral Is manufactured by prac
teal Chemist, and every ounce OF 1t under his owl
eye with nvarlahls accuracy and care. II is scact
aud protected 10y law from counteiles. consequent
" con be relied on as genuine without aduteraton
We have endeavored here to furnish the colnmu
nifty with a medicine OF such intrinsic superiority ant
worth should commend itself 10 their confidence
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w52w3

STATE OF vERMONT,} Chittendsn County
CHITTENDEN COUNTY, IS. : Court, March Term,
A. d. 1852.
Whereas, Timothy Follett and John Bradley of
Burlington in said County,a this term OF said Court
commenced their suit against Joseph T.. Joyce de.
clarlng in plea of debt on Book and demanding
IN damages two hundred dollars. And whereas il
j. made to appear the Court here that said Joseph
h. Joyce resides without this State, and has not had
ore, it is ordered by the Court that said cause be
continued to the next term thereof and that the said
Joseph L: the defendant be notified of the penden-
cy thereof by publish ing this notice, containing the
substance OF said declaration in the Free Press, a
newspaper published at burlington aforesaid. three
weeks successlvry, the last publication to b at least
twenty days before the Of this Court.
ID b BUCKLEY, Clerk
kIXFoRD Il ADAMS, Attorneys w52w3
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CALIFORNIA.
d GiCc OF gregory
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
I4o Pearl, cor. of Wall ST., New York.


Z \ consequence of numerous personal applications
Il 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 each month, showing the prices
charged ON different lines, w'th the dates OF depar
turc fiom this civ and the period to which tickets
have been sold III advance.
Also an account OF the departure ot Transient
Sc amers and s1InnG vCts, around Cape Horn with
prices nj passage by each, and when the same can
oc obtained.
Our long experience IN the California Express
business enables us to prepare circular from the
most reliable sources and winch emblac e much use
tul Information to those gong, or intending TO go, TO
California.
Those IN want OF such information can b" supplied
with Circulars by addressing US, post paid
Persons residing at dlyianC" from New York.
who desire to 90 to California, can therlse ives
the expense OF Journey TO New York and consP-
quent loss of time aud can obtain Tickets by send
ing sight drafts on New York payable to our order,
or bv reference to respectable house who will pay
for the tickets when secured.
The compensation charged for this service is I'VE
DOLLARS tor each ticket procured. All orders tor
tickets should be accompanied with the names OF the
parties IN full.
We forward a Package Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer leaving for California.
THOMPSON & HlTCHCOCk.
March l6 w6mo's
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DREpiRED from RENNET or the fourth
/ s,n,,,cb or III. nv afer directions n, Raron
I;obir ,Lc gra,t phvsioloorol Chemist bv I s !
unrsuroY NJ II Phiiadeinhio Pa
Thia ia a ,ruIv wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION
D,snensi, Iaundrc Liver Conplaint GonStinntjon
and Debility cnrinc after nature = own method by
ratnre,s own Aoen1 the Gastric Juice
- HALF tasnooniuI of Ppnsin infiscd i'm va
TO- gin i Ines, or diss"vr F,rs Pou"ds of Roost
Beccf ;o o5out tro bours ont of the stomach
PypsIy IS the chef element, or Great Djpestjnc
prnrinle of the Gastric Juicp--the NoIrcui of ibe
Eood ILc Pvrify;ng. PycSeypjug 1vd NI,,uyIatjDr
Agent of the Stomach and Intestincs 1t is extract
ed from the Digestive Stomach of the Ok Tins form
mo an Artificial Digestive Fluid precisely ike the
natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers. and
furnishing n competc and perfect substitute for it -
Nv the aid of this preparaon the pains and evils OF
| Indigestion aud Dyspepsia are removed lust as they
| would he by healthy Stomach 1t is doing wonders
| tor Dyspeptics curing cases OF Debility, Emacaton,
| Nervous Decline and Dyspcpuc Consumption, sup
posed to be on the verge of the grave. The Scirl-
| fc evidence npon which it is based, is in the high
est degree Curious and Remarkable.
| .SCIE.NTIFTC EVIDENCE!
| BARON LtrrI; IN his celebrated work on Animal
| Chemistry. saws: An Artificial Digestive Find
ANALOGOUS TO ;he Gastric Juice NAV be READILY nre
pared from the mucous membrane Of the stomach of
the Calf in which various articles of TODD as meat
aud pags, viii be softeucd, changed, and dgested.
INST m The sumo D,a1scr as then pould be m The Inn
man stomach ;"
| DIR. PEKElRA in his famous treatise on Food and
| Diet" published bv Eowlers a. Wells, New York
page IS staes tine same great fact and describes the
| nelnod of PREPARATION. There are few higher au
| thorities than Dr. Pereira
| Dr. CoNBE i'm his valuable writings on the " Phvs-
! ioogy of Digestion observes that ~ dimnuon OF
the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is a prominent
and all prevailinr cause of Dyspesa " and ne states
that distinguished professor Of medicine in Lou
don who was severely afflicted with this complaint
= 4
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NORTHERN R.4ILRO.4D, " Y
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,

.NORTHER.N RAILROAD, " Y.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
IN and after Thursday, April l, 1852,
" trains will run as follows
GOING EAST,
MAIL TRAIN, Leaves Ogdensburgh a 8, AN.
Arrives at Rouse's Point, II, As +. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Ogdensburgh ats, M
Arrives at Rouse's Point, 6 As P II.
GOING WEST:
MAIL TRAM, Leaves Rouse's Point at 8. A..
Arrives at Ogdensburgh, II 80 P. NJ
EXPRESS Train,
Leaves Rouse's Point at 2,rM
Arrives at Ogdensbursh, e, IS, 7. M
MAIL TRAIN DOWN.
Connects at Rouse's Point with the Mail Tram
OF the Vermont Central X. X. Tor Boston, and Tor
New York, via Connecticut Valley Rail Dads l.;
also with the Rutland & Burlington R. R. at Bur
lington, for Troy, Albany and New York via IIud.
sol River and liaraem X. Roads connects also
with the PaSsumpsic River K r., and the Champlan
aud ST. Lawrence r. r. for Montreal.
EXPRESS TRAIN DOWN.
Connects as above. After the opening OF nsviga
uon, will connect with Boston and New York, by
the Lake Chnmplain Steam Boats. via. Burlington
and Whitehall Steam Boats will leave the Rail
Road Wharf on the arrival OF the Express Train at
10 lse's Point, at 7 O'Clock 7 VI.
MAIL TRAIN UP,
Connects with the Lake Ontano Express line OF
steamboats, Ton the opening OF nnvlgation) witch
ierve OIdeusburgh at f. VI and arrive at Maya
with lines OF Steamers which touch at all the ports
on the British shore OF Lake Ontario
By N 8 route passengers leaving Montreal m the
Morning tram will be placed on board the Lake Or
laro Steamboats, at the Railroad Wharf, at Og-
denshurgh, at p. N , and arrive at Brockvlle and
Kingston the same afternoon Toronto and Hamil-
ton, Tie next day.
EXPRESS TRAIN UP,
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GROCERIES.

E0 Chest IL. S. Tea, 30 chests Y. IL.
w do, IS chests black do; 20 hind 7 K. Sugar
II hhds n. do, II bbl- crushed do; 10 hbls Coffee
0 boxes TOBACCO 70 boxes Raisips 30 boxes Cot
Tee I0OO bags dairy salt and $40 hhle tlonr. All
81 Which may he had al the lop'.r p"es,hlr TrCce
a. = AMI NKD
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New Goods for the Public

CWPelng, Oh C7oIh, &c,
lust received at 1856 Cnulch Street
. which shall be sold cheap, among which may be
found some very desrabe patIerns OF Silks, Mus
hns, Ba7age ID Lame, Ginghams, Ma nulas, Shawls
Lagos, Hosiery, Gloves, &c, also a large STOCK OF
Carperng and Du Cloth
{ / STAMFORD
Junc ~. dNWu
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CARPETINGS !
BOSTON MARCH, 1852.

NE have now in Store and are constant
W ly receiving our Stock OF
hDDDS FDR NPRING SAFES,
anj would call the attention OF purchas4rs OF Carpets
ourhg ihr present season, to al inspection OF the
ttme Oar Isl embraces all grades OF
English and American Nelvets, Tapestry, Il
BRUSSELS CARPETINGS,
in new and beautiful patterns Also, new aud hand
sImo designs OF
SCrIR AND LXrRA UHEEE~PLY AND SUPER.
FINE INGRAM GooD..
Extra hae, fine and low priced wool, aud Cotton
md Wcc Carpets Stair Carpets, IN all grades (:
straw Nntuugs, OF all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths, rugs, Mats, Nc
tur assortment Is very large and we would Iny,r.
particularly The attention oi HOtt PROJECTORS ON
n't'es tor Public Bindings, Housekcepcrs, &c, to
the same.
WIN. ?. TENNY g. CO.,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
Haymartet Square.
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New Furniture store.

No. Erchange Building, College Street.
fFN!IE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
L rae Stock OF rch. medium and low priced
F.iSII0.EIBLE FURNITURE,
invites the public In examine the same and assures
them that hc Will supply them with every variety OF
Furniture Feathers, Feather Beds, Hair, Palm Leaf
aud iiu~k Mattresses, Pew Cushions, and all kinds
OF Upholstery goods otas good quality and styles aud
at as low prices they can be- obtained in Boston
or NAN York.
Ills long experience as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer in Furniture aud Upholstery goods, gives
him advantages IN selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom cquaIed and he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal to what he repre-
scnls.
individuals in want OF Furniture will do well to
call ON Mr. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere,
|. 5, ALLEN.
Burlluoton Anril 70 81 d6tN wly
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May II, 1862.
Rutland s Washington and Troy s Boston
u "A l. II o 4 ID S
TRAIN GOING NORTH LEAVE TROY

hWtdnd y Vdshngton and Troy y boston
u a l. II o 4 ID s
TRAIN GOING NORTH-LEAvE TROY,
MAIL TRAM, 6 30 A. M, after arrival OF Morn
ing Boats from New York and Express Train from
Buffalo. Arrives at Rutland 10 A. NJ, connecting
with Trans for Burng ton and Boston direct.
EXPRESS TRAIN 10 As A. NJ, from o'clock Ex-
press Train from New York. Arrives at Rutland
30 2. NJ -. IN season for Rutland and Burlington
Express Trans, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
teal ,and O.Iensburgh The same day
AccoMMpDArIoN TRAIN p. VI ., after arrival OF
Hudson River day Trains, and Express Trains from
the West. Arrives at Rutland 80 P. NJ. aud
reaching Burlington and Bellows Falls same eve
nlng.
Trains Going south---Leave Rutland
MAIL IRAN ~ A. M, upon the arrival OF the
morning Cars from Burlington and Bellows Falls
drives at Troy las F. N.
EXPRESS Tram , P. NJ, with the morning passen-
gers from Ogdensburgh. Montreal and Boston. Ar
| rlves at Troy at p. NJ. in time for the Express
Trains to New York and Buffalo, and evening
boats tor New York
AccoMMopArioH TRAIN 60 A NJ, after arrival Of
Boston and Burlington Tralns and arrive at Troy
9l5 connecting with the 10 80 A. NJ Express Train
to Buffalo and ~ 80 Hudson River Train to New
York.
Passengers Going North and East,
By Mail TRAIN leave Troy $50 A. NJ, Schenec-
tady at $40 reach Burlington 1880 M, Bo ton A.,
30 Pm.
by EXPIRE RAIN, lehNe New Ork A. NJ reach
ing Boston !, rs M, Burlington $40 r NJ, Mon
treal P. NJ and OIdensburgh 10 P. NJ
By AccoMMorATIoN TRAIN, leave New York A.
NJ, Schenectady P. N. and Troy N, reaching
Burlington and bellows Falls 10 r NJ. day
Passengers Going South and West,
By MAJ. TRAIN, leave Burlington 100 A NJ and
! reach Troy a. NJ, New Y ork P NJ Schenectady
4 Pm for the West-Dine at Troy
By EXPRESS TRAIN, leave OgdenSburgh alta NJ,
Montreal $50 NJ, Boston 80 NJ; reach Troy 5 T
NJ, New \ ork 10 80 and Schenectady Z NJ. in
connection with Western Buffalo Express-Dlne at
Rutland
! BY AccoMMopATIoN TRAIN, leave Burlington 90
NJ, Boston 300 NJ, lodge at Rutland arrive at Troy
next morning for the 10, 30 Express Train to Buffalo,
same evening, and the Hudson River Train reach
ing New York Pm.
Passengers leaving New York by the 6 NJ Ex-
press Train, arrive at Troy 1915 a NJ, connect at
Bellows Falls 3 IS, with train of the Sullivan r. r.
arriving at the White .uOuntGinS, same day.
| Ma,l Train from Tram 6 30 NJ arrives at Bel
lows Falls l2,30r N, reach the White Mountains in
the afternoon
| BY this arrangement there is Daily each way one
Train between New York, and Montreal, and Og-
densburgh. JtoO trains between New York and
| Burlington. 1ro trains between Troy and Boston.
| Three trains between Troy and Burlington.
! TEOS. Ii. CANFIELD Supt.
Rutland n Washington Railroad.
S. F. JOuN%Jh, Supt.
Troy & Boston Railroad.
MAY II 1857 d&wtt