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1HE OLD Laws LAsr-" Ge, the Tcs
lament, Isaac and see what it say. ahou, the
New basket bill, said Mrs. Partington. as she
came from church the other Sunday, aud fold.
ed up her long shawl, and placed the bonnrt
in the old Indian basket under the bed. ut
don't say nothing abou, it," said Ike, who was
reading the story of the "Avcnging Sword, or
the Ghost Of the Red Tower of Lunenburg,"
aud didn't want TO be disturbed. Dear child, ="
sad she adlnlrlngly, she is so busy with his
SUNDAY school hooks !" Ike said no, a word.
bat kept devourng the "Avenging Sword"
with as much svidity as if i, were whole Sun
day school llbrary-perhaps more. at must
be- IN the Bible, lsaac, or our minister wouldn't
have preached ABOUT IT,, and on Saba day
too II must be IN the Bible. Perhaps its IN
the hypocrisy, Isaac. Al any rate If It isn't in
the good book II ought to be, for wha, right has
minister 10 dispense with the gospel if It isn't
in the Scripture z" She said this to Isaac but
the boy had got Just where the "Avering
Sword" was beginning to dpenge where the
thrilling part came ln--and was nbIvious. She
might as well have talked to the ancient cor.
Poral who hung there in rigid perpendicularity
upon the wall.-BostOn Post,
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Notice to the Druggists
+ NEW HAMPSHIRE d VERMONT

/ Have commenced action for damages against
urdway Wadleigh, of Lawrence, Mass, (my
General Agents for New Hampshire for counterfeit
ingand adulteratng the medicine known rs KINEDY's
MEDICAL Discovery. | earnestly request you not
to sell any Of said medicine which came to you from
Ordway Wadlcigh.
There are three varieties of the counterfeit all of
them containing more less Of the genuine "A,
could not find bottle of the genuine which came from
them in the State of New Hampshire. one kind i,
thick and dark like unsettled coffee, another is like
port wine with purple bell when shook in the BOTTLE
the other is near the color Of the genuine but i, d
hted and clouded and very weak q tumLlcr full of
it could he taken without any inconvenience.
The genuine is near the color Of cider with pcct.
liar taste, which never be initiated, described or
couutcrteitsd.
Every paper in New Hampshire and Vermont is
requested to give the above six insertion, among
their Special Notices. and send their bill. to my
address, 100 Warrcn-st., RoNburv, Mas.
Every paper that adyertises my Medical discovery
and Ordway Wadleigh as Agents, are IcspcctfulL
requested to send me copy. Any person who has
printed the outside wrapper. of red paper with the
letters, "kcnucdy Medical Discovery" will confer
favor by informing me of it.
DONALD KENNEDY.
Feb. Is, 1854 dSw6t
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THE SAVING MADE.

Varies with the pressure of the ga. in the street
mains. Twenty-Five per cent. is acknowledged by
Of the Regulator, and places are daily reported
to the Company, and the gas bills shown, where 80,
80 and even AZ per cent. has been saved. The Cir
cular of the Company contains list Of references
widely known, and Of such weight in the commu-
nifty, that no who desires to use the Regulator
can be AT fault, when seeking friends advice as to
its merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All orders
for Regulators by penny post or mail punctualy
attended to.
p Call and examine for yourselves at the Office
Of the New York Gas REGULATOR COMPANY 2b2
BROADWAY. ;. I. CLARK, Secretary
R. BRONSON, sole agent for Burlington, who is
prepared to furnish and put on Regulators to order
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ll,Ird,s (.OIalpn Glass

L>OR THE HAIR-Among the many preparations
J. for the growth of the Hair, this GoLrIy GLoss
axes the lead. Three reasons will be given why it
SO universally used and preferred to all others.
lst, Because it has proved the most efectusl in
Badness I'd, because it imparts beautiful dark
gloss and delightful perfume to the Hair Sd, Re
cause tho Ladies, with fine discrimination, which
they all possess, have adopted it. Many other
could he given why it is great favorie hut
those who want more have only to give it. trial.
Price IS cts in large bottles For sale by Druggist
and .torekecpcrs everywhere.
W. C HuRD, Proprietor, J0t Broadway, New York
Large discount to Merchants.
November IA, 1853. wGm
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SHEET MUSIC,

Moro than Ton T'Wgnd Piece, now on hand and
All new pieces -! Ma'lo rsctvcd soon q, publish
cd. Gce Books and Church ", .ic E,ok. of ,cry
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all articl"> aSloy a. those OF
tho quality can bo obtained in an ,iiv and a
liberal discount made TO Teachers and th",, VIM buy
to sell again,
Grateful for the liberal patronage he ha. thu, far
reco'-crl be ril spare ~ effort 10 keep cnnplce
assortment of all articles usually kept in a Muse
store and by constant personal attention t" M hu
sines-, hopes I" in hi, New aud Cuum"diou
store, All Of hi. ON. and many NEw customer.
f""linyinn. July >, l-j5. WSwi
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AYERS PILLS.

4 NEW and sngularly successful remedy for the
\ cure Of all Bilious diseases - Costiyoness, lnd
gestion, Jaundice, Dropsv, rheumatism, tevcis,
Govt Humors, Nervousness, lutlbihty, lnhlmma-
tons, Headache. Pains in the Bro'-t Side, Back,
and Limbs, Female Complaints, Sc.& SC. Indeed,
few the diseases IN which Purgl tive Nlcd
cine is not less required, and much sigH-
ness and suffering might be prevented, If 4 harm
less but efectual Cathdrtic were more freely used
No person feel well while cu,tive habit of
body prevails besides it generates serious and
often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided
by the timely and iudlcouS use of a good purgatl'o
This is alike true of Colds, Eeverlh symptoms. aud
Bilious arrangements. They all tend 10 become or
produce the deep seated and formidable dl-tompers
which load the hearscs all oycr the land. Hence a
reliable family physc is Of th hr,t importance 20
the public health. and this Fill has been perfected
with consummate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial Of its virtue, by Physicians froos-
sors, and Patients, has shown results SURPRISING
any thing hitherto known of any medicine Cures
have been effected beyond belief wcrc thcv not sub.
stantiatcd BY persons of such exalted Pc tion and
character As to forbid the suspicion oi uuiruth.
Among the eminent gentlemen to whom VIC are
allowed to refer for these facts, ~"
PRoF. NALFSTINE Murr, the distinguished SUI
geon Of New York City.
Door. A. 4. HAYES. Practical Chcmi,t of tho
Port Of Boston, and Gcooci-t for tlc state u Ma
sachuSctts
Ina L. MooHr. NJ D.. IN eminent Surgeon aud
Physician, of the City OF Lowell who ha, Ion, ID
them in his extensive practice.
II. C. SOUTUwIcK, Esq, ono of III" nut met
chants in New York City.
c. \. DAVIS, NJ. D., Sup't and Surgeon ol the
United States Marine Hospital, i Chelsea, VI
Did space permit, We could give MANY hundred
such names, from all part, vh,tr the FL, haze
been used hut c,dcuc" even more roV' f" .i'- t.t"p
the certificates OF these eminent rnh'c men Is
shown in their effects upon uial.
These Pills, tho result of lon- iu,r-ti- lt."u H"t
study. are offered to tho public t- IN" "-t and
most complete which the pre-. emit -trt" ,' rN'. +
science can afford The, are compounded u.' on
the drugs Themselves, but of III" m'd'c'l1l virtues
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ALLANDT9 Nov and Improved Edition. il the
cheapest and bet article now offered to the
public. II will color the Hair arv had ~ So,
minutes' PorrpoI 0hre. 319 Eroqduay,
LEW YORK 10
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING OF 2i5 ACRES. ALL ARARLE
y land of an excellent quality, and desirable
variety of >Oils 1t has two good Dwelling Houses,
and numerou, Barns and Sheds is situated tour
miles from Burlington Village by the best road in
the County, and from the buildings command. view
Of the broad Lake, its islands, bays and adjacent
scenery, superior to almost any other in town max
ing il very pleasant place OF residence Altogether
it combines advantages rarely To b" found united,
aud will be sold 10 per cent lower than the average
price" tor the last two years, of equally fcile West
ern Vermont land. GEu +. BAE-TOW.
burlington, Jan. q. Wit
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1854 Vt. Central Railroad. 1854
Northern and Western, British and United
states Mail Route.

s.,5E,.---.szs T..i5.iitsaz,-l a !. ,ig7i - -
t1Jt-S " I;;r{s'ssi. r + : 80 sss.sa
I'm AND AFTER MARCH |, lN5i, fAHoEN-
~ COR riaius will run a. follows
GOING NORIW AID WEST,
Leave Boston at : A. reaching Burlington At
and Rouse, Point At . r. ", Montreal IN the
forenoon, and Osdcnsbursh at noon n'M day
CONC EAST ND NOL1H.
Leave RoIse's Point at 4 A. ", and =. ", in
connection with trains from Montreal and Osdcns-
hur.h and arryin. in Boston and New York rHE
SAVE day, by the j train, and the next day by
the y. NJ. tram.
For further information, apply at the Ogdensburg
and Rouscss Point Passenger stations, the Cham
plain and 81 Lawrence Railroad OGco, Montreal, to
OrIs kIuHNtL, T. gent, los state street, and at the
Ticket Office, Nchollay's Building, 30 Court street,
Boston,
y Freight Train, run daily.
JAMES MOORE, sup, V c. Il. Il.
NorthGcll VI, December, 10, lejs.
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For Sale

1 large and commodlous Dwelling House
n with Garden and Fruit Orcha rd adj, ming the
whole lot containing one acre OF land. This Fl ouse
is not surpassed by any IN the Village in beauty Of
location being situated at the head a College ST,
and IN the substantial material OF which ts built
TeIIns made easy. Apply on theptemls,s.to
PAT1lE REED.
Oct 81 w,sii
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alton &C. with all their accompanying evils, an
excepted,) no matter how severe 'l Of now long
standing
The Cathoicon far SURPRISES other remedies, in
boin, more certain les expensive, and leaving the
system in better condition Let all interested call
and obtain pamphlet Creo) containing ample proof
from the most respectable sources, OF the beneficial
results Of its use together with letters from hlghly
experienced Physicians, who have used 1t in their
practice, and speak from their own observations
REFERENCES.
P. Z. PECKHAM, NJ. b, Utica, y. I.
L. D. FLEMING. NJ. D., Canandagun. \. Y.
VI. H. Mills, NJ. D, Rochester, n. Y.
D. Y. FooIE, NJ D., Syracuse, n. Y.
Prof. DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Nd.
j. c. ORRrcK, NJ D. Baltimore, Nd.
W W REESE, NJ. D., New York City.
". Prescott NJ. D, Concord, n. II
J. ?. NEwLAyD, NJ. D., Utica, y. Y.
Rev. c. ). BEARD, Glenn Springs, :. c.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store of Mr.. 1HEo-
DORr A PECK, Druggist wholesale and retail
Agent, Burlington, VI.
Also sold by NELSON FAIRcHILD, Milton, and
by most of the leading Druggists in the State.
- Letter addressed to care Of VI. Curhs Hatch
Agent 1T Ravenna, Ohio.
To DR.. MARcHIsI.-I have been ten years troubled
with Female. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uteri, all the
attending difficulties at times rendering my hft
most miserable. I have had the attendance of soms
Of the hest physicians, with but little success the
most they could do was to relieve-a cure was out o
the question. For five months before commcncin.
with your medicine, had not been able to perform
any labor, could walk but few steps at time. anc
scarcely went ont of d"urs-in sLoIt, was com
pIctcly Frustrated, both in body and mind, and cx
pectcd to drag out the rest of my days in suferin,
/ and misery. But reading your advertisement,
was induced to try your invaluable medicine called
! Uterine Catholicun, as the last resort. had no
used it a week before felt like another wolnan.-
By tho use of three bottles enabled to perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease, AM
I could walk anywhere in the neighborhood withou
injury. Nothing huta sense of my duty to you an
to the afflicted, has induced me to state my case +
/ the public. lean safely recommend the preparation
all those suffering like myself.
(Signcd,) Mrs. SARAH \. BtsHor.
FErrr"u, Portage Co., ohio, Dee. -, lsj2.
vSg'J. y. MARCHISI h CO., Propr,'tor,,
Central Depot, 3oi Broadway, n. y.
Jan. !, 1854. mos.
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The HALF lloUsEKEEPER.-ller bread was
always unpaatabe because she had forgot this
or that-and though she had been married ten
years, in all that time the table was never right
ly laid for a meal. Either the salt was wanting.
knife, or a spoon, or some important ingre-
dent. This afforded good exercise for the ia
mly, and there was at all times continual
running to and fro.
She was a half housekeeper. Her meats
were never properly cared for after dinner-and
then 1t was "La throw it away; it ain't MUCH"
Much or little. it made the butchers bill enor-
nous, and her husband half distracted. There
always stood in her musy smelling pantry,
mouldy milk, mouldy bread, mouldy meat, and
mouldy cheese. There always laid about her
roon dozen garments, worn out by tramplng
rather than use. She was forever tripping o.
yer brooms forever wondering why on earth
work came so hard to her-iorever running up
stairs for something she had left down cellar,
or flying down cellar for what she had thrown
in the garnet.
Her chdren's clothes came to pieces the
second day, because they were only half made;
her preserves soured the second month, because
they were only half done : and her temper
soured tucker than anything else. She was
continually lamenting that she ever married,
and wondering where some folks got their mack
of house work. She loved to clear a corner
for herself, and sit with her arms folded. She
loved to gossip, loved to have some new scheme
on hand, for then she was furious TIL it was
begun, always losing her enthusiasm at the first
stitch. ooh dear me - seemed some days
the whole extent of her vocabulary, and 1t
would make one sad, to watch her lstess move
ments, and hear her declare that no woman
worked so hard as she, which was partly true,
for she had no method.
She never received company without an
apology on her tongue, and never sat them down
to a decent table. She dragged through life,
and worried through death; for which, fear,
like everything else, she was only half prepar-
ed, and left six daughters TO follow her exam
pie, and curse the world with six more misera.
Bile ali-house-heepers,
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
W the Gutta Percha Pen, an article that ink
wH oorrode. For sale by the Gross Of single box
II. V. HORTON q co.
October e. d&wtf
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&cNInn Ekis,s5S

WE HAVE \ VARIETY or THESE VERY
w c"nvenientarticles, with aud without the cu.h.
ion. Every lady should have one.
II, V. HORTON 4 co.
June 80. d6wtf
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Zinc Pocket CnIlerY

IL l. have INST received an invoice of
" fine Pocket Cutlery of the best English and
American Manufactures, embracing q great variety
of style and price from blade to 6 aud Tom % cts
to So 90
We nave also ON hand an excellent assortment ol
Ra7ors aud Scissors, all OF the finest quality
II. v. HORTON Il co.
Nave dIwf
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CI0CkSI CJnCkSt

WE HAVE JUST GOT IN A LOT OF JERoME'S
w 80 hour and day Clocks, of new style aud
pattern. These the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and we have no hesitancy in warranting them
to run we'll II. V. HORTON 4 co.
June 80. dSwtf
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1RIINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH n 1851
Kidder's Patent Gas Regulator.
Frodoc,ng voiCo,m Ljght,

''"''S ""g"'" hS"'
And chccting Saving of Is pcr cent.
W a q a. CnNsi-,trp ,,un rrstp,,
Y .,o,I, ....,i 80 ~ "',,' -
lao i,b,t a. ,, i''t al si''' Sn'u"
doc. oy,, ,i,I, ali ~, t,,i'' "'''o" ~ ~, ""''
All ! i W., ,V,i' ','c"'''n W gus IlSn,S'
ro,srm,,i,, a. ,,,, WV "'''''' t''"''"! III 'n'
/, l.; . e%i ,. .,
rd E,,,.i, ~ Ily,"yivn w inc ',iSoSt ""t','
f u,iy,,o rc,;do .l'' W ',',u7hn''
f1rmin,, is work II has Gcon n,,, ,,' .,,
mos, ot,in,,, G. En,,io,r Is ' ~ t','" ny tho
Comr,rv b,s yct a. hoo ~ ,t AL "g w! a'l' wv
which il has G,iiod IN bc on,,rnd '''' ''''"''V III
ENGINEERS TENyTvO
MANnArrAv GAS WoHi,s Ort u $50
pc,rsir EncI,soa 7 .i . . tn.
,ir,, E,,tb d, br;ae ~ ~, ,Ou u,i 'i"v''o Svt-
Kiilcr's ndnirabio inrontin ', S ""."sV W 't
,ar,. ., ,,s,,i. ,.. - Wv ~ t"l',N 1t
mad, NJ Eiio,, r,rS :. PI ', n!ii n'N h'''
r,ii - L III IL ~ 'lpos nave a DOCK
boycysr Il, bo ,sod rbar ,,a, A.. W. al' mere,
nf an oxror;,or In1u III Lu uVniIc IT, inc result
49, l.. ~ , ,"'o "o,hs' anu Whlch
l' ",,u "n1l'toi fsuc"' WIN the street
L,o r I ,t "u iai i''nes OF wafer ana one
ome s'Ne.no'' S t pressure oil the burner
S,n,6ncbad th ,,.La r. az. AZ s"Nel"'i lehalhng
49, 80 nv, Wv i, Vi lighCs was increased TO
drd f, nI IL 49, SUI iaoc VI several nun
,,,, i,obi l III 80! p'essule Wa reuuceu 10
~ LrGro s'use AT inc governor
o. " W. &C. cr,, r,o,,,
Ux,, ~, :, H.. W. - ,'., ~ hpV.lE.
Tho 90 ua~ria..r or n,
ion the most valuable instrument for regnlntir, ,bo
flow of gas To the burners that have g. - '''e
II is correct in principle and will accomnlisb admir-
ably the objects for which it was designed II viii
insure great steadiness in the lipbts and a. ,ha
pressure the metre is by this instrument reduced
considerably below that on the street main. IL viii
enable the consumer to gain an equal amount ~
light at smaller expenditure Of Gas for tho los
the pressure under which the gas is consumed Tho
greater is the amount of light obtained
CHAS. ROOAlE. Engineer
Manhattan Gas Light Con,nory
RICHMOND, August H. Isl
Nv e,,,rcn,pts rrorortod r,o g., ..',...
inn with yonr Rerniotor bocaro ~ oN i'IIi'
il nut nnand 50 arranged that r co,,tS r. ' .i
nriss,re n Tho vorl,s en- tho bur,on u SnI" tle
from . IA , I INCHES modo so,n rai J,''i tig
and wei ,bcd il so brought Tho u, W ~, - hu
rressure on tho srect mans . ipcbos G G s'ie
your fot bnrnors nnder tho .troot a ",r" ~, W
cocks turned of so that thew wouid MOI a.
bloy consumed - cnbic feot IN 5 Do' ptlu,l 'ol{
tbon mn, ,bc Rornlo,or on md ononod ,bn III cu
same number Of burners. burning the same tnc
consumed cubic feet. showing a saving Of 2J ror
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}y3$ 4 ! EiIs'S
49, PILLS..
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES ORA
ia VI lily P1TYSJC.

IuU hl, lpur c>i,icd lll lc dtlu.rd for Al,
elective purgati,c pill whirh could bc relied ON a.
sure and perfectly safe in il, operation 1hi, bYy
been prepared to meet that demand, aud am ~ tc,-
sivc trial " IT,, virtue, ha- cuurlus,oy shown with
what succcs~ il accomplish, the purpose i,u,d
II is easy ia make physical JDV but not easy to
make the best of all pills one which should have
none Of the OBJECTIONS. hut ill the advantages of
every other. 1his hn' bern attempted here. and
with what success We would respectfully submit 10
the public decision. II hl, been unfortunate for
inc patient hithcitp that almost ivory rurgati,r
medicine is Gtruuuiuu. aud irritating 10 the bpt,-
els. 1h. Is not Many Of them ptuducr So much
gripping pain and ,ulson IN the svstrm As 10 more
than conntcthal'ucc the good H. be derived from
them lhe-c pts produce 'no irritation or pain.
unlC', II dri7c from previously existing OBJ ltu,-
ton or Infringement IN the bowel. Being purely
vegetable, no harm rau ari-r from thor u.e in any
quantity but II is brttnr that any medicine should
be taken iudicou.y. Minute direction, fpt thor
use in the several diseases to which hcv arc ap-
pcable given ON thr boy. Among the com
plants which have been speedily cured bv them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various form
OF Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, Listessness, lrrtabillty, Biliou, Headache
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins; for, in truth, all these but the CON
sequence of diseased action in the liver A an
sporient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tlvcness, Piles Collie, Dvsentcrv Humors, Scrof-
ula and Scurvv, Colds with soronr-, Of the BODY
Ulcers and impntiiy Of tho blood in short, any
and every case where a purgl'ivo j. required.
They have also produced some singuarlv .u--
oessttIl cures IN Rheumatism. Gout propsy, Gravel
Erysipolas, Palpitati0n Of the Heart. Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and side. They should be freely
taken in the spring If the vonr 10 purify tho blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action and restores the appe-
tte and visor They purify the blood, and, BY their
stimulant action on tho crculatory system reno
vate the strength of the BODY and restore tho
wasted or diseased energies Of tho whole organism
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious dcringemcnt exists; hit IN
necessary dosing should never be carried too far
as every purgatvo medic reduces the strength
when taken to excess The thousand case, in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill viii
answer better purpose than any thing which In.
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ uhcn in need Of a
cathaftic medicine
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Albany and Rutland Railroad,
No" oo'" mt '"qAias tl,op1h ~ .iborp,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
$3.50 s. $50 & ~ &E,A

}7Y-.32 "a -, e., 7sfyisy,;. (, fss'rTS
a5i WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854
Shortest and quickest through Mail Limo rom
Ocdcnsburgh Montreal. Rouscs' Point, Plat slursh
and Burlington to Troy, Albany aud New York,
VIA RUTLAND md EAGLE BRIDGE,
~ connection with Rutland Il Burlington and
J Hudson River Railroad.
This is the o,ly line where Hor,e Pomr is used,
and passengers not annoyed by delays and
changes at Troy.
This is also the shortest and os'" dvoc, line from
Rutland to Albany and as short asy other to
Troy.
NO CHANGE or CARS,
Conductors or Baggage Masters between Rutland
AMI Troy or Albany.
all the connections advertised with the different
Roads.
At Albany passengers can proceed to New York
by the trains Of the hudson River or Harlem Rail
roads and to Buffalo and the West by the New York
Central Railroad.
Trains Leave Burlington
FIRST TRAINS - A. M.-Arive at Centre
Rutland IL % \. NJ, Troy Is =. u. or Albany 70
p. NJ, have one hour at Albany 10 dine, leave Troy
43Or. II. or Albany } p. NJ. for New York, Arrive
at Ne~ York at 9 80 p. N.
Lightning Trains for Buffalo leave Albany Pm
and / P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN 50 P.M.--Arrive at Rutland
To- lodge p NJ , leave Rutland % A. vi, arrive
at Troy 10 A. NJ or Albany 10 10 NJ, leave Troy
10 80 or Albany II 4 NJ. for New York Arrive at
Now York 80 p. n.
Lightning Train for Buffalo leaves Albany at II
A.
Through Tickets 70 he procured at the Rutland 4
Burlington Railroad Office or Of
JAMES ". MILLS, Agent, Burlington
6. TiLLEY, Travelling Agent, Burlington.
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Cheap Piano Forte IIouse

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~ !. F. HAtEES, lls 81 Avenue. Now YorL
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Atlantic White Lead.

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Land Warrants.

EASH paid for Land Warrants; also
" Warrants Obtained ior Claimants, by
WESTON Il NOl rs.
~ Office in Pecks Block, over the Book Store.
Jan. 10 dAwtt