davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Furnishing Goods.

ENTLENAN'S Furnishing Goods If all kinds can
" be obtained upon the most reasonable terms III No
2Os Main street. SYLvANUS PRATT,
my2s dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Canada Snake Root.

THIS day received, and for sale Ut wholesale and
Il retail, by BUSH a. CO., botanic Diuaglais,
ie4 du s Aat "a Front Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Drainatic museum.

ACTING AND STAGE MANAGER. @. CARTLu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
GROCERIES, &c.
Tobacco

On BOXES Nat Williams Cavendish Tobacco.
" 10 DO. Z Goodwin & Brother Yelln,y Bark
Iooaeco, Tor sale by J. +. GREGORY,
je9 drf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Mortimore's Rheumatic Common,
Dress Making,

MISS A. J, ROBINSON would say 10 the Ladies of
lNl Worcester that she has returned with late SUM
mel Styles and feeling grateful for past Byors, would
respectfully invite those wishing for work done their
residence to call NJ No. A Sudbury street my30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

EilIE Rooms now uccuTied by The Central Bank
1 Possession given abou The FIRST OF June For
terms, apply at Central Bunk DIFF my4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
ArbOr Vitae for HEDGES.

q w. sELBY co. have for sale, a very prime
-. lot Of ARBoR WIFE plants, and syears old
~ fine order ior hedge rows which will e sold for less
than halt price, u called for hnme diatsIy,.. NV,
fine opportunity for those who wish to purchase, ,
les =, MS t dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

Vanilla Bean.
a CHOICE article, and for sale In any quantity, by
n LEWIS Il. LAZELL, ApohecaIy,
1e6 dtr .tA ST. Atn9 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
THE ADAMS MARKET.

No. IL Front st next door to horticultural Hail. and
opposite City II II. dtJy5 Jee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

Last Appeal this Season i-Besaett of Mrs.
BeiSSenherz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

~ = fa .. Calf Skins.
ID O000 LBS. Finished Calf Skins, weighing "a 10
ZOOO IS lbs TO the dozen. for sale by M
. lfs .f l,...-- u ALDRlCu a. CO,
.ssr Hariing's Block, 43 and as Front street.
nplb DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

Real Estate for Sale.
- THE HOUSE, hAhN, andLOr, No. AZ Pleas
m III ant steet Also cottage House about six mia
ueIs walk from the Guy Han, Apply To
mch2s DIT JOS. LOWELL in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
hNI Hgl1 OHaDEEgEEs.
Hosiery and Gloves

of all coos, sizes and'kads, of the very make in
the market, varying in prices from Ia to $500.
We have many other kinds of Goods not enumerated
abo e, all of which have got to be sold, and they will
be marked % per cent less than the of Importn
ton.
We ask the attention Of Purchasers the abo, no.
tce, assuring them that every kind of Goods Will be
sold precisely as advertised.
We shall offer every article in the Stock without re-
serve, all must be sold aud Stock entr cleared
out.
Purchasers will neglect their own interest, by pur-
chasing elsewhere daw3w ie9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

GENERAL. rhaiesai. ard retail Groce',
" Rsceiring and For~srdiny Merchant
Comucrce street. opposite steamboat landing,
Shreveport. L., will give strict As'entIo" to All
bu .ic~ss entrusted 10 his care. =.
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stock oC plantation and family groceries, which
sr. offered cheap for essh--among which are
sugar., teas, fish. pork, lard oils, cofres' ehcco'
lasr, .pic~s. beef, butter. fruits, candles sat-
pickles., bacon, cheese, .yrup~. molasses, soaps
houf, hams, rice. hardware. tobacco, e'ya's'
uowdsr~, shot, head, starch, &c,
The highsue price paid for cotton, h'dcs' pei
tries, and b~~awsx.
Strangers arr invited 10 give NJ call and
examine for themselves.
tr Order. fos ~ surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to.
Nav I, 1881. ~ II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
furallsre! Furnltsre

THE subscribers nj the old stand
of Geo. Raine., would inform the c''-
~ ssns Of Marshall aud vicinity, that they
Iiil carry on the Cabine, buS'r'ess u all its
srous branches. They iop~, ty turning
III good work. II moderate prices, to mer-
The encouragement, Of the public. Th~y
Nl manufacture 10 order, sofas, s-c'~ts-
~, sn1 book cas~s. wardrob~.. -idc.bo~rds.
Htiag Assks, hrcskfast aud dlNmvr tables.
hsae fancy work. STANDS, DC. They will
~ keep constantly on hnnd general ss.ort-
hat ef plain furniture, such As bureaus, safes.
sah.sss.ds, tables, and bedssrAds Of every de-
Dvsp,jon. l, would b. 10 the advantage Of
s.ous who are in want Of furniture to give
nm call, =. they ass determined 20 .s,l.chssp
= es.h. GEO. W. RAINk1.
u. MAHAN.
rr old Furniture neatly repaired. Order.
ssnptIy attended to. Furniture exchanged
b lumber. =.
Jaa. ~, 1854. n'.-p.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTES,

VIE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint.
1 ed By Marshall Lodge No. ~. ANNOUNCE In
The public tina, the 9TH session of the Institute
will commence ON the First Monday in Feb.
fuary, under the charge of the Faculty nj
Teachers, to wit:
Rev. Tho, 3. WILSON, Presidsni
Mrs. H. u. LACY, Vice Fvinripal,
Miss ELIZA BURros, Primary Department
Miss ARAsELLA JEssErr JuxE, Music Piano
Uran,np and Faacv Work
oe,rss If a%~Av ..A 0A..~
sten, fveotv MAN..
PR,x.uv Drr.prrxsr.n,,h.
R,nd,ny and .,,,,r, ma, $500
6yr ,non,h. e,o M
Syoo,n !r,,or =, -yl.u.n,,,v Ia. Wv w
,op. IN A,,,h,n.,;e i:,a',,,a..
c,,nhv \a,u,J phao"",h" ,,h,si
oin,,, ,na IIi.,..v -, "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
NOTICE.

UST or mslaid, nv own headlight certih-
l r.,r for one third Of League Of land I;
Also. a Solder. Bounty claim for ak hundred
and forty acres OF Land. numbers ana dat's mol
,r,olI,cird. which, ii no, found within the time
p,,.. cr,b,d by law ! shall apply for duplicste
Of tho anne. thi. NH December. 1854
A. 4. CASrLEBERRf.
n. o. la5l n2O-Ot
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
(uE TEXAS REPUBLICAN
Y, I've Dollaes anl . Half . Year !!
n. ~. lou q ~ 8 y "
Kp,fpu ANr Fe'rntrron.
q e ! q 3 q 4 e O.,
Neft door to Ward. Wilson T.
0@ hAvs jus, s.'a''' '''

HAvg inst estab' 1r1 ''e1,.
- s-Ives in Mar ~',aa-
.0 and intend csryinq on tas
kAAI~,y business in all its brancas ney
4, keep on hand = large amoa Vt stock
cork made up " tho best man -. which
offer on accommodating terms, and will
prepared % fill all order" with which they
" be favorcd. .
fsrons living in the county. or in the int.
vill ind this hoslD such a one as they
= long desired, ~ such an outlay ha. been
= a will enable the prcprietors 10 be con.
ted with ANAL profits.
Every person wanting anything N the sad.
~ Iinc, land mddlcr. in the iu'er'or,) are
kiied to call and examine our stock and
q. Our motto is, :" Live and lc, live and
haze no doubt Of being able to render sat.
wtion.
\Nr J. n. Bailey Is our authorised agent In
bnhall
IU Don't forget onr hcn-c, between Ward,
Elson l. Co.'S store and Hudson 4 llanlet's,
.,.hai and on Texas street sign OF the
plden Saddle, Shreveport. Je26-iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
Eyans sanders, 1 ~

\ Aeir hes BrscA N."re, Wet y @ rs"nf
ssrsrs, avw door NersA q Essn'' "'tax'
|TIIALERs In dmes. medicines, and chew
~ isala, paints, dye atuffs, glass war; pr
lnssy. 6ns soapa, steel pens, sapsno, wr''ns
- and paper, pA.sut medicines Of oil s,""s'
uiass and brandy fov medical purposes ny,
s'aaa prescriptions carefully Pss w ~ ~
lssu. pupuAss~rs will alwnya had n shis -
AlsAnsue ftssA snd anAdultssassA aedw'nea
|seisA Aavs bseu scsset~d With evsat esse' to'
- na1sk An psrshaases ses tsvissd % a.
49, sss steek, vAlsA h esiAs constantly ~
soolipA v1a$Oy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
| April 3, 1852.

az x'ALrIS. =. MiLLEs'
n n. McALPIN l. co. Who!sseie Grocsss
md Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
anal street Row, and 40 Common street, New
klsana.
wslavi,r the particular attention Of M'rrh
ats and Planters TO our very large and vel
elected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10. 1884. v3n2S-v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

Aasae - v r ljSsI \
vseA - 1e1ses - III
hass - 49, = 81
aees q ~
~ ausopsies 4 q - so1l1s9 4
dssws . y - Ee 60 = II
0tsss ss1ss ~ dlsesl1os ~ ! e111III I
folly - ~ - eseoeo1e 81
sssas sssA - asesslseee = ~ 49,
~ seaaaessey - eseooo4
Ths sesviese - tAsus t1sso eeqDa9
vslsasssss. ssspsoeissey. eaDtpl oi lkb
pssssse tssm % ~ ~ q eSAeQDs1. ~
lett aad 1ls Il Mash, loo1f ~ Ge
ssaAs q eGaiss NJ ~ leeW kl 1D
sssdss 4 hlsAly pssAehlo ~ = ~ 1lb
tssa sftAs6 sssvises ~ - ~
sAsalA H. tAses6ogA y 11ooo1 II, y
hsoesahls to1lse alvioo1oe - eoae
or sny Of them. beyond tnas period, Il y
respectfully saggest<d that e :sstdss aid
slits.ls provision be made u cover ske al.
dihousl s1psuses thereby incurred.
The hnfor;sna;s sstaAsiSn Of the upper
Rio Grand, rendered Il imwss. tie shls -
f9eniah voiun'.srs with The ne sssa-y ssps
Plies, and he Executive Vas copssq a.wl{f
ansoie 10 a9ss thu Profession thew
40 ioag needed snd So ssraesiiy soiieii
TIE as mpanyias documents,
referred 10. are MARRIED 4 / T. ~,
The aaJs>susnt sud Anal sets
our eadss pusllA ~ wisbees
ls', Is 1lhfl =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

Iay, .A
QUE Week, Ann
- Per-"ns can he furnished with horses.
,"gg'es, hacks, and carriage, At the shortest
notice.
Msrshsll. Aug 90, 1852 pU
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29
ek0ns W untea.

0OA Panther skins, 500 Rrar skins; Tor
sVUO which tho highest market prize WI
y paid Al Shreveport; sign Of the Golden sad'
PIe, Texas It,. opposite the market, by
uElGEK 4 20,
Oct 2, 1852. nIa-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

tn. undersigned will continue busln, a. q
the old stand, under the hrn Of GREGG u
KEY. Returning our thanks for the patronage
40 long ex,cndedeo our late firm. We respect
fully solicit continuance OF the same, pro.
misIng renewed cx.riicns TO M ri the eon''.
dcnce and patronage Of all who by goods-And
GEORGE q. GREGG,
HOBART KEY.
MARSHALL. January !. 1851. nS3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

SlDDLFSi! SADDLES!!!
y OF all kind, and descriptions, at a
= low price for each. at the house Of
GEiGER Il Co,
Merit door to Ward. Wilson, T. Go.
June 70, 1852. SO ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

Dissolution.
sI>UE firm Of Evans. GHsec & KEY il this
/ day dissolved. Those interested viii do
we'll to call a, the old stand and settle.
u. EVANS.
q. G, GREGG,
January |, 1889. III. KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

Ii does not apfcaff no tWSN
Iuress Las gsAen sry a.inite 81
III these pro;osi,iou,. nsvettbs
ths ury.rey q, mis- NJ 90 on IL
asd hsr creditors. aud | may at,.,
United s,a.es, that 1 sincerely LeiisS3S
"a Is a Legitimate. aaJ rrc.of Que for d,st1
aieu ana action during your pre.4 ~ ~ nj ~
Tie ansncisI committee of Tie Ur,,ed
States Senate reported a bill, the ob;.e, ef
Nh.cs vn.,o On .hs revenue deb, o, resss
Ina .apres f,om :, M i tkis srcro.i.,,,
emsn..es. eer,a.nly se,,tIss I. 70 rs.,~,tf,l
TO-. - ~. ,s,,, =, ,..'.~,s, ,rv
IA, ,s ~ =. a.,,,.st - :, 49,. I's',.d
H. .a;.tt ,,sh,., ,..ss,,,aay $3.50 !,
40 r.isa.~ -, a.. k.r..,. ~ = -
,n.,.ns. 4 = -. kon..s .s.ss.1s~- 1S.1.,..e
camel f.ihsilv 49, sSs e..-.e,. ~
m,m,non 10 ard n : lIrsa11IG 11 49, n
.don..d ~ IL Ps1ae,si No. 1l;i11 v,ufe
os, ~ ec.e. rrease ~ ta,1Iess.r11 ri Tss.e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

N gIGER l. co. have. on hand large
III assortment of .adll.s.' goods Saddlers
| aid 90 well to call at their establishment IN
J, hll, next door 10 Ward, Wilson II Co.
IN b-"vrport, u the sign Of the Golden
| .ils Tay !.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

uOTDO1.
BOOKS for ~ sab~ssirelsn Of cteeh y I'M
- Tsxas az f.eussiars esilrua1 Company
=. NV cPsa h ~ o6ses q hsssAsls, Tsxs =;
,rQaeas wtsAiaG " rake iavsssosusa wi''
plss1e sa,j, -
ia PATlLLO, sss'y'
My .. leeA !.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

WHIPS!A Hl1lPSiA
7 AIDES WHIP Carriage - ~ Ovsf'
II sssr's whips, r.. ole shs:p ~
0Et0Ek = Co.
harshall, JUes e.. 1854
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18

patched in time to be received BY or before "a NJ
ot the l,h April, ls'3
II. The contracts are to be executed and re-
turned to the Department by or before the LIST Of
Jury, 1853.
~ Posmas'ers at offices on or near railroads,
but mole than eighty rods from depot, will, i'm
mcdlaely after the h of April nexi, report their
exact distance from depot and how they are other
wise tupp'rd with M nail, 10 enable the Post
master G,u,rdt to rect Il mail messenger supply
from IL" Isl OF fully next.
- UuIer be act Of March 8 t. lS45. the routes
are 10 he let to the lowest bidders rendering suffi-
0i"nt guarantees, vi hout other reference TO the
mode OF transportation than may be necessary for
the due celeriiy, certainly, aud security of such
transportation. When the lowest bid proposes a
mode Of conveyance inadequate to the due celerity
certainty, and security Of the mails ii will not be
accepted.
90. When the BID does not specify mode Of
conveyance also when it proposes 10 carry accor.
ding to the advertisement, but without such speci-
hcailon 1t vii be cUusidere as a proposal for horse
back service.
II Since the passage Of the ret Of March 81,
1910, new description of bid ha. been received.
1t does not specify mode Of conveyance, but en-
CAGES 10 take the entire mail each trip with ceer-
~ certainty, and security. using the terms of the
law These bids are styled from the manner which
they are designated the books OF the Depart
ment, "Stdr b.dS' The experience Of the Depart
ment enables 10 lay down The fol flowing rules viz
When the mail on the route is not 30 large as to
require "o'hoFse coach conveyance, star bid, if
me lowest VIII always be preferred 10 the specific
pa,
" men me na'' are OF such size and weight as
10 render 1t necessary, IN reference to them alone,
to provide two. horse coach conveyance the specific
/ bid, though th9 highest, for coach service if adj
Jo"Reu ~ oe enteY suihcent tor the route Will be
H. .,,,k 'u, - &c tie u''i.ie"c. 10
w. ~ ,,LL Ioo wiz" ~, Po'I,! oi ''e ID"
i ., 0''' !" wv 20 VI
pt,I ,L,,,o t ,, NV w. l''ay oe 81
.he .,ccl ,,., ,'s,I -, 49, '.o ~ nv 49, ~
a,o - ~ uo y" ''e ''u'e i" '"e PERFORM
~, w. '','., "' ~ 90 Wv ",
,a ,i 1850 =" '''ie 'oui "I' &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
Ceaal n otitc 6

STATE OF VEK MONT The Probate C"u't
District OF Chienden, IS ! tor the District aloIt-
ea,d to all pe sons concerned in the Estate {" sam
uel A. BrowneIl a., Ann Eliza Brownell Zsrdah
f. Brownell, f.. W iiuwneli Jr., and Laura IL
Browne'l. minors, GREEriNe:
Whereas Chauncy ". Rrownell, Gnnrdlar OF the
eaid minors has this day filed in SAID COut his az.
plcaton in whiting. setting forth that his said wards
are possessed OF CERTAIN lands ylIg III oheburne
and ST. George in SAID District each one equal I'M
divided fourth part of ths real Estate OF Isaac tliL-
bee late OF Shelnurne, deceased, subject to Tho sup
port OF the widow OF the said lligbee, and that II
would be conducive to the best Interests OF his SAID
wards to have their interest in said Estate sold, aud
the proce, as Of such sale invested III Stocks or oher
real Estate, or put nj interest; and praying SAID
Court 10 grant him license sell the same at private
And the said Court having assigned the 2lst day
of March A D. 1853. at Eagle Hall i'll Winston
:or hearing and deciding on said petition and or
ierpd tn II YOU be NOTIFIED by publishing the nature
OF SAID petition aud the order OF the Court thereon
three weeks success W y in the Burlington Free
Press, n npwspnoer printed Mt burlington, in said
District previous the zine fixed Tor hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified tlettoI ana
NAV govern vcursplvns ~ accordance.
Gwen under my hand at Bur nglon N SAID DIS
trict this 26ln do 81 Itbrua'y y u. 1873.
w36w3 J s. ADAMS, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
Samuel .sOari.na.a's Estate.

District Of rhi1"nden. IS : rerned in the Estate of
Samuel Boardman, late OF Milton, IN said District,
deceased. bREEIiA";
Ala Probate Court holden Mt Burlington, within
aud for the Dis rct of Chutrnden, on the h day OF
March A D. 1853 an Instrument purporung 10 he
the last VIII ana testament OF Samuel Board'nan.
late OF Milton. IN said Dlsulc, deceased, was pre-
scented to the CUuu aiu esulu, Tor PROBATE, by IAN
H. Onion the Executor tht.eiu named and 1t Is
ordered by sid Court that The 18th day OF March
a. d. 1853 at the Probate Office in said Burlington,
be assigned or proving said Instrument and lha'
not ce thereof De given to all persons concerned, 10y
Publishing this order three weeks Su cesSlvey IN the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at sud
Burlington, previous to the timed appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid, ana
contest the Pre- bate OF said viii if you have cause
Given under my hand at Darlington in sod Dis
,rlct. This 4rh day OF March a. D 1893.
WJ1W :. ADAMS, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
VERMONT.
From JuIy |, 1853, to June 30, 1857.

From Jviy |, 1888, to June 30, 1857.
= From Rutland, by Menton and Sherournc 10
Ridge" tier, u miles and Ud Il, three times
week
Leave Rutlaud Monday. "Wednesday, and FRI
dul, al. Il. M.
Ar.ye at DrIgewater the same d,ys By l.?
pm;
Leave Grdgewutrr Tuesday. Thrr-dny. and
saturday ~ ! a. m
Ar,Ne at itrt.und the same days hy 2pm
iIopusalS Tor turee add.uonal weekly ,ripA
with schedule to connect with No. i4j, at
BUdgewa'er, will he considered.
Al-o, 10 tX'erd over No ~, with n thorough
schedule. 10 connect VAN the cars al lie rail-
iua! tt,u.
N,IL.-- In c,se a proper hid should be received
aud accepted Tor the above service, route No.
Az aS advertised ID crmher ), 1852 will be
CurrlI'rd to commence at Shrrhurne, a nd route
No +5t viii be cultHLed to commence at
Bad -tMaIcr.
F.. partiou as to the conditions OF bidding
see notes attached 10 The late annual adves>
Us'went dated Dec II, 1872 tor proposals
Tor carrying the malIs III V, rnont, &c.
>. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster Iientfnl
Post Office Department,
Feb 10 3. w33w4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
RLTL.lND g. BURLL\'G TO.>
R.lILR O.lD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

" inter Arrangement.
o. and ,fel Monday, November Is, 1852.
Trains viii run as ipllows-viZ:
For Io,ton S.Iori< X In ermcdIate places
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
Railruuos aslo Expresses,
VERMONT CENTRAL.
RAIL ROAD.
k.s.szs tt1sss- y,Sssf E;ssr22ssF 49,
IN aud after March I, 1853, Pussen.
" Ger Trims viii ruu a. follows

IN and after March I, 1853, Passen.
" ger Trains viii run a. follows
Leave Huuse's FONT al 800 A. VI. and 2 P VI
ST Adams at &c \ VI AMI % P. VI burlington
s 10 \. VI aud % P VI, Waterbury al SIP A VI
aud ) % 2. VI Montpelier at s 81 A Vi and %
P. VI, Nortntied at % and 26 \ VI tor WIND
soR, Bellows FALLS, SPRINGFIELD, HARTFoRD. \ Ew
YORK, NASHUA, WoRcEsrLn, LOWELL, LAwkENcE.
and !u>ToN, arriving by the fist uraIn At Boston at
500 P VI ond at NV Yor, at II - p. VI the
same dav. and by the sscoud train from Rouse's
Point lodge al Mortified, aud arrive thu fol wing
day d, .5oston II 81 r II and New York 1t l.
80 I N.
Leave Windsor at 10 and g Is P VI White
River Junction at and ?. NJ Mortified at ;
P VI anh S.2o A VI Montpelier Al 5 "a p VI AVID
bJ5 A N, Waterbury 1t i "a T. NJ. and 93i A.
N Burlnlgton a. 30 p. VI and O.3J A NJ 81
Alhans NJ s 90 ? NJ aud 81 A. VI. Tor Rous, 8
POM. OgiensbHrIIi aud Montreal
~ This is the DIRECT route to Nashua Low
ell and Lawfence-thr Cars OF this road pass thro'
those places day--aso run over the B, srOv &
MAINE Railroad to B1Ston, and tickets are sold wa
that route, as also via the Lowell and E!tchburs.
~ Freight TRIMS dalty.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Mortified, Marcn 3, 1893. d&wtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18
a>artl, for sale

THE Farm lately occupied by Farley
Sar, late OF Milton, deceased, situated in .a nj
town, ah3ut two miles tuu, tbs Depot Ola tue VI s.
Caraca Rnl1oad, on a -o.d road leading thereto,
loo acres, SUITABLY d vdtd INTO WING, pasturaee
Rod wood l1uds, with an orrhn II If grated fruit
aud a sugar orchard The buildings are well sup
Piled with running water
The above Farm wal bs sold low, with or without
the otoon, Hay, Farming Zoos, Sugal Ulenss sc
Pa,m"n's easy aud Ssion gwen Immediately
FOR further particulars inquire OF the Subsc ribeI on
the urlpl.:s. t.. {. STARR,
VI r,u Feb 81 w3iw2 4 Iministr,to,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-18

Con lrcl II Burlington with Sle0mers on Pl0tts
bl N lni Montreal iIroods, aud wll the Ncrmon
Ga ral and Vermont n Canada Rmitoads Tor the
r.As, Month and " r-l Via Cnamplain " ~. Law .
,encr, ANA tne OLdru,OLrgn Railroads,
Connect ii Ruti0nd with tie IIans # Western
vermont liu'land and Washington, and SpNloga
aud W tsnlnrtou ran ro1ds for New York, Albany
C,uy 5 .neutctady Burlio and the West.
Co.ne,t AT .iriiUws Fans wtth Trains OF Cheshire
Vermont Valley and sullivan Tai:roods tor Wml-0r
Boston, " orcester, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford
New Hlven and New York
10" Fares are less when Tickets are Purchaset
q, ~. Othces, .hln when paid ~ the Cars.
JOAN ). DUNLAP,
Superintendent.
Burlington Nov Is. 1859. d&wtt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23

: $50 > 'ss va - 80 Iag. to-
ilts dc 81 - E,ats-,,rm progression.
- List ,ars,ngsf! mntmur, X ai",.
w. ~, I tiuiT s'tts-.Or . litre a4nnr IL.
hi.f IL led II 81 itirv.If -. III
- Ifai> iii ~;,,iirr fl. mills n ~,.irc.
ash "a C,.rrai. Celia sc volt ton, t-
Joprs. .ss 80 Is
IT C',st eirtng ! ni'pata X4,irr ,ui
nftHinh, .ittis ii, is,crir.
Ia,ral lit t'h ar lsi IN = y,rI pa,
-'ira 4. pm. !. / .dt ett trt,ldrm pm,
~ 2h.'tsata'r ~. ir.tir pente d. iat.t.
ihf Aver Iav.ri.ait i souhsi, IL scsf,.
icssa ~ dutlM.iat.3. so4. 81
- l."p,asrr gecm d. malhemf'
~ hst.f-lI y, vn ntr,tt- err .,.,.-i .s,rt.in
~. m,.statg RI .r.u,. ,@i,sit..f ant { MN,
90 ~es',t ~1r diisl,' pn,.ser j Ii. le Il, !. !.
lft.n ,i,n'ilia ~ ch..nnns I
t'o'nnn. q Xlniiar b win c,..6 ms !.
e. pronp>tit. Il q "a, aIatt ct cntl.faia
sfr~ /, porte ia .alon.
"A a,a, Q ,sr /! dIt-'i asse nae. as,-
~ ! 9 81 NJ Il s,tat, .s,utao 13sat
= joiner . . napeita E,srsl mi lait aa..-
'ii6s 'alr uuisnhtt ,Ii-er,t d;sin " NJ
~ ; as'z-sons perda ssu tau, tfa. oh u q
p.a.irlani ecia,s ,hacun tA'c.t.i
pas4 iibrcs do jIoacr Z lfA 'H
sI1gJ pEsss u *NAh4 ~ Y tI tsta}ts