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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-18

An Express train on the New York and
Erie Road between lIornellsviile and Sus-
quehannah. the other day ran l4l miles in
l67 minutes.
CuBA.-A despatch from Washington,
dated Saturday, says that Mr.. Daniel l..
Sickles undoubtedly brought important des
patches from Messrs. Buchanan, Mason and
Soule relative to Cuba, but the particulars
have not vet transpred. A the energy Of
the administration from this time forward,
will be applied to the requirement OF Cuba.
Mr.. Marcy is in favor Of II.
I Capt, VIM c. Jewett. late Of Middlebury,
W.. died Of cholera, at Glasgow, Mo, on the
I 10th ult. after an illness of three days
/ Accounts from Washington, state that the
rumors about the Cars having offered Sitka
; for sale to our Government. are without the
I slightest foundation 10 fact
( The bridge across the Connection, River,
between Hanover, n. II. and Norwich, VT,
was burn on Saturday night last; supposed
to have been the work of incendiares, in re-
taliatlon of the raising Of the tolls by the
corporation.
+ Hoiiolc1y is the Largest Dealer in Mede-
cines IN the W ord, and his Pills and ONT
ment are among the best in the World. This
fact will be attested by the numerous certif-
Gates from every section Of tins and the old
Country Their popularity is entirely ow ing
to their efficacy. lie expeuds upwards Of
S200,OOO per anaum, IN placing his business
before the people 10 every quarter of the
Globe, and keeps upwards Of 1000 foreign
newspapers at his Establishment IN London,
In each OF which his Advertisements are in
serted, proof that the virtues the medicines
POSSESS, are appreciated in every quarter of
the Globe. albany Transcript.
From .nerico. New Orleans papers re-
ceived at baltimore contain details of news
from the city Of Mexico to the 20th ult The
revolution IN Michoacan was gaining ground.
The insurgents mad captured the town of Lii
tacuro. Affairs in the capital were in stag
nant state Locusts were still committing
great ravages upon the crops.
IoIoa Elsciion.-.NsV York, Aug. 10
The Trblne of this morning has returns from
- counties in Iowa, showing the following
vote for Governor: Grimes, Wing, Anti
Nebraska, 299S; Bates, Dem. 1855. The
same counties gave Scott and Hale 800, and
Pierce l227. Thorngton, Wing, is said
to be elected to Congress in the "a district.
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NOTICE.

ENhE PROPRIE TORS and land owners
l. Of that plrt Of Warren, called Warren
Gore, in the county Of Essex and Site Of
Vermont at meeting holden on the 9Th
day of September last, voted a tax Of three
dollars and fifty cents on each right of land
in said Warren Gore. public rights except
ed, ior the purpose of deiraying the expense
of making a survey and allotment of said
, Gore, and appointed the subscriber a collec-
tor to collect SAID tax, unless sad tax Is paid
, to me before the lIth day OF September
, A. ID. 1851, 50 much of each dellnquents
3 land as will pay said tax and legal costs,
I will be sold at public vcndue, at the dwell
ing house of kIttredgr Hudson IN East
! Haven, IN SAID county OF Essex, on the said
ith day Of September next, at one O'Clock
afternoon. The names of the delinquent
proprletors, are as follows. with the SUN OF
three dollars and fifty cents due on each
right
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MarkRt5.
cambridge Cat,ie Market.

WEpsEspAy, August l6, ls5i.
Reported for the Atlas
A. market to-day 2695 Cattle about 300 Reeves, and
295 stores consisiing OF Working Oxen, Cows Year
ngs, Two and Three Years Old
Ptines-Maiket Beef-EKua s. so per cwt; lst quail
ity, s., 2d quality 81 7s5 ID quanty $3.50 oidia-
arr so
Hidos-s6, a6 25 perc Vt.
Taliow-Ss SIS.
Pelts-H q 62c
Cali Skins l5c per n.
BaUelhng Cat e-Nouo,
Veal Caives-st rs, 5as Ordinary 3a4 Is.
stofes-WoTkiug ONen--No sal q.
Cows and lives a, o. 81, %, 80, 40,A5l
fearlinss None. Two feafs tiid--S6l, n, II, %,
81, q, IS, ~ 81 Three Year. oh-ss5, 70. 81, "a,
30, 30, ~ 81.
sheep aud Laaibs-6lO2 at market. Extra o., 4 50 S.
SIS, Q, ,si9 BY lot, 81 so, as, . %, $50, a7s,
3.l5.
SNine-None.
kemarks.-Iho market l. very heavily stocked, ow-
ing IN measure 10 tns severe drought prev aiins
many ions OF the n. H. States. A seTv sma 4
of ion OF the stock comes uadsf the heads 0fesa
hrst qaaiiy-oheIwise quotations would have give
way. The attendance OF busesis lFge, but they take
hold quite sparingiy, except on their terms.
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Scrofula.

The following 10 letter f ON L. r. Beckett, NJ. D.
10 Mr. My'ss not designed, however, for Publies-
ton:
Rev A. d. l.. MsERsi Dear sir--I have used my
self and used By olhers the Rock Rose With On
uaoTdinay results, especially ia sefaiVIa, iaeruptss
dissa'rs Of seIofulovs origin, and tho forming stage
Of Pulmonary Consumption.
Temaini yours, &r,
l.. p. BRocKETT, ND.
Hartford, c., oet0ber stb 1913. %
41r MANUFACTURED fof The Pseptistors By q.
"a WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven Ct For sale BY FRED. SMITH aad u. o.
TYLER, Montpelier VI, aad dszlofs 10 Medicine
generally, wheI, pamphlets Se., ma, be had srutis
aS:iw
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Ercitemeut nj .Ntio. Hampshire lombard
ment of Washington Proposed We learn
that public meeting was held at Lumber
Vile n. II on the 9th inst TO express the
Indignation OF the people atthe insult offered
to the favorite son Of that State, the Presi-
dent. at Washington, on Saturday asst, by an
egg flung from the hand Of a chlvalrous Car
Gilman, whose name is Jetilrds. A cores
pondent has favored US with a report of the
proceedings, from which II appears that the
principal speech Of the occasion was made
by lothian PIERCE. Esq. mo relative of the
Generals since his name Is spelled different
~ and THAI its eloQuence was received with
rap, attention and thunderous applause. We
give herewith the principal points OF this re
markable speech
An egg, fellow. citizens, has been cast
upon the Hat of our honered President
By this base act the valuable Hat of HIS
Excelency has been serioulv damaged. bat
this insult has a deeper meaning and wider
range-lhe Government Itself is insulted,
and by whom? | ask sir by whom VIII
you tell me that the wretch who threw the
egg i the party OF whom redress should be
sought? | scorn the conclusion. How
would such proceedings be regarded by
foreign Doientates What would the EN-
pcror Nicholas say Of II ? The city of Wash.
ington. sir j. then responsible FOR this insult.
Her inhabitants are guilty. OF the crime, and
shall they escape deserved punishment !;
No. Let Washington, like Greytown, be
bolted out Immense applause. Let the
world know that our Government, from the
lowest To the highest Of is officials. is not to
be insulted with impunity. 1t msy be said
that some of the people Of Washington are
American citizens and innocent Of the crime.
So were they Of Greytown. Is there any
thing IN the character OF the city which calls
for mercy: II was said of Greytcwn that
most Of It's inhabitants were spectators, dis
orderly persons aud niggers. Can that be
denied OF Washington ask, why should
Greytown be destroyed and W ashington
SPARED Is the nose Of an obscure chap like
Borland of higher national Importance than
the old HAT OF our honored President: Sir, |
offer The following resolution:
ReyOiued In view of the euormity of the
outrage offered TO President Pierce by the
CITY of Washington that Secretary Dobbin
should be directed to instruct Commander
liolhns TO proceed with the sloop of-war
Cyane TO that city and to open upon IT with
all his guns for two hours, without ntermis-
sion and IN case anything should then re-
main standing, 10 land party Of marines
and burn and destroy the residue aud remain
der, unless the authorities shalt humbly beg
pardon of the President, aud purchase for
him new hat OF such quality aud cost as he
shall select and approve"
Other speeches we're made in support Of
this resolution, after which II was unanl
mously adopted, and the crowd dispersed to
their homes - Tribune
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Terrible POioder .Magazrne Erpiosion.-
Cincinnati, August 1.-The powder Mag
azine at Mavsv;lle was fired by some mscre-
ant at 2 o'clock yesterday morning The ex-
posion was terrific, the magazine containing
800 kegs of gunpowder. Thirteen houses
were demolished, but singular to say, no
liw were lost /, the actual explosion, and
few persons were injured. Une lady has
since died from the effects OF the fright
The citizens were so much alarmed that
some minutes elapsed before any one would
venture into the streets, the general impress
sion being tina, the day of Judgment had ar
rived. When they did go out, they found
the street covered with the fragments of de-
molshed houses, &c.
The damage done 70 property is between
fifty and one hundred thousand dollars. The
Mayor has offered reward of $1,000 for in
formation which will lead to the conviction
Of the rascal that set fire to the magazine.
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Awo~ptnruL DfscovrNv has rereuily hreu made
BY d.. Curtis, of this ciy IN the treatment Of Con
sumption, Asthma sud All Di."Ases o. ne luos..-
We refer to Or. Carfis's Haerqna, ~ fHhai'Hg ny
rsaH Iapor aud CAerrp Sgrpp." Wrh this new meth
cd ~ g. hss restored macy sflrt"d ones to perfect
heath ~ an csidencc Of which be hss innumcfahle
certificates. Speaking Of the tteatms1t, physician
remarks 1T - evident that nhaling --constanily
properties must 10 direct contact With The whole
Of the ntiul cavity Of tho lungs, and tins scape the
many AID varied changes produced uron them whea in
oduced into Tho naoh and subjected the process.
II disssior. The Hy4eius h for sal nv FRED
SMITH, Montpelier, VI and At Al The druggists
ihfuushou. ihe couatiy.--froa hs Nsn York DatsA
man # JaH. ~.
see Advertisement u Medicatcd Inhalation IN anoih
solunn Of this rapof. 9oily
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Three days later from Europe
VAR MATTERS.

w An VI a LIN.
The news from the Danube is generally
favorable to the Allies, but no great battles
have taken place.
On the morning Of the 30:h ult. the Rus
si-ns attacked the Turkish and French camp
at Ginrgevo, and were totally defeated, with
loss Of 1000 men killed and SEQ prisoners.
Accounts from Montenegro are unfayora
Bile.
Prince Daniel assumes threatening aui-
tuce towards Turkey.
In ASIA. the reported defeat Of the Turks
by the Russainns at Kars is confirmed. The
Russians are besleging Kars.
Cholera has taken place among the Eng
fish troops
The Russian Empe or, the Arcbduke Con
stantinc and Archduchess, narrowly escaped
being captured by an English steamer near
Cronstadi.
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. 7 Pr '-TT-
the original amouut 81 Premium Note, withuei iefe
ence 10 my payment aud 10 be pad 90 the Treasurer
81 sac Company, st biz 10 ia Me- tpeef, 90 be-
ipie the 10Th day Of Oct1Aot 1854.
trT- Thefr has been 30 lssossnen, ordered in The
FAEHEHs' CLAss 81 thi- Company
W 4 ftui the Company viii BE- cent Co each
mrmbcr early IN ScVtulifr
SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer
Office Farm"ft Mutaal = .re tntur tnre Co.
Montpeist, Va, Aug. 18Th i55l o. 3
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Mr.. Royce Nominated by The Republican
Commiites.-It is with no ordinary feelings
Of qualification We lay the following cores
pondence before our readers. What we
have deemed best from the first is at last
contaminated. Now, brothers, let us 60 to
work, and sweep the State of every servlle
The ticket of RorcE, FLETCHER and Bates,
is as sure TO be elected by the popular sui
frage as time is to last; but let the verdict
be perfect crushsr. Brandon Posi-.
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FOR SALE.

INN ACRES OF HEAVILY TThBERED
iOOO LAND, in Uadefbili, Caitlende, County
i've miles fian tae NefmeRi Central Railroad
stage road passes within one halt mile Of said
land. There The ,ad GOT les. than 5000 colis
OF hard wood aud not less THAI 00O 900 Of sawins
timber, spfure, Hemlock aud Base.
500 acres Of the above, Is aiabls lanl-the remain
DEF vi make su pc floIPasuTage Tile unqaestiono
Price s. 900 Apply TO
95:sw JOHN ". WHEELER,
Burlington, VI Aug. 3, 1854. Real Estate Ageat.
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A man named Harrington was shockingly
stabbed by another named Lane, in Shafts
bury, short time since, and was not expect
ed TO live The afirsy grew out Of dispute
ebout sheep The assassin is in Jail
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GFGeo w Wider has been employed to
teach music in Royalton Academy. A bet
ter teacher could not be had.
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AT the recent election riot in ST Louis, 10
persons were killed, and 80 wounded, sever
al Of whom are not expected to recover
From ~ 10 20 houses were destroyed.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
-to1--
Notice Of Assessments for 1854.

'IHE MEMBERS or me VERMONT MUTUAL
tiee Insurance COMPANY ar hereby nruisd that
Tie following assrssmcnis haee been made By the ia
rector on al N,tesin force % The following days, To
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NOTICE

Is bebj given, that application will he made TO the
! General Assembly Of the State o. vermont, at
their nsz, session, Tor tho chatter Of Bank, with
capital OF one hnndied thoasaaa daiars be- located
atCsbot.
JOIN DAMON.
Alsus, ~ y, 1851 2s.3~
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jHarringrS.

In this viiagc 18th inst, by Rev. Nj. Parker. Prof.
n G. atk, u V. NJ, to Niles MARY b.. oldest daogh.
ter Of w. Reed, ESQ
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

DuRE dry aud sraund white Lead and Zoe. " bite
i Ziseia vsrsisn. Florence Whine. f'fs ffoef tsrss
q. Al. and Plus. Blue, Chfoms and ttsneh yelios |.
Easl.sh, Chtas1s and Amsresn Vera tliioe- Csfoue
aud Pals Green, Boiled and Row OIL, TsfPsetiss end
Nssaish, aud u'sas oihsi s,.'sls 10 uA hae ~hien
NsT I, .ss g scorr FIELn
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Washington county Grammar
School

1--WE next AeaAemical yoat will taasist NJ three
i tef1is. Of IL ~ctLa each. Tn frat will COM
mencr on THURSDAY, Aug. 81, under The caro- Ut ar
o. q odTch, gentleman OF high reputation o.. r.
schnfr aud teacher, tspecil attention viii be given
10 insffuc ZOO in the classics.
The Ladie'. Department viii Pc under tho ch4rgo Of
Miss NHIa 7. Noble, an cuupshfd aud * lrri-
eHeed tcuchar, well qaaled 20 instruct in iho ffuneh
lansu'ea. Siudents de-iiing boaid fgfcffed Co.
uf CLARK ~ &. ". Btucfon, ESQ
IT,. believed that th. school now offofs fictias
f.i inst niction, -econd To none 10 tae viciuiy
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hahifN . per cent tnf the Nfff
rndiRs August l.. lslf Said per eoutagr 10 81 est
upon he original amount OF The premium uote with
uut reference to any endorsement -and u no prid 10
he Treasurer, at his Office, 90 Montpelier, OF be-
fore t.c leth DAP ai October. 1854.
The twenty-seventh Annual Report
# the Comrany wall be- Pu1hshrd elrY IN ssptemh,r
and forwarded 20 demfcts by msii,-io winch they
ore respectfully teirftd ior dctsled statement OF
Tho business 81 ihr Company for the rasi year.
Members Of 'he Company VIII mod in the hands of
the krpfest Natives elect Co the Legislature, sched
ole showing Tho amnuut of assessment due from each
rnsprcuv"ly aud my ere respectfully desired 10
aa ne moseH for fifir assssa Ht l. Jerrarded T. ne
gef H q tetcr. he nsse.-in.utr must b. pafg uifH
asc. luia auention TO tu. on the part ct The
hers of tbs Company, viii SOW them cxPense aud
trouble. J. q. THuBsTON, Treas.
Insurance Oinrn.
Montpelier, Aug ., is5L
20 The PUBLISHERS oi each wceay newspaper o.
h- state are requested tu publish she above niiire
then weeks successivvy, and iot~nrd ibcir bills for
payment. g5.3s
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JOHN S. BARKER.

WILL CONTINUE husooss 8, tic old stand OF
w kiEfh bARkEA, where he lihe hnppy ~
sve 81 Of h. friends nod curtpnsts-and wi guIran-
tee that G'tODs shHl DO sold rhesp.
July %, 1854
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

The treaty made by Mr.. Secretary Marcy
and Lord Elgin, was ratified by the Senate,
by vote Of 30 to II. Its provisions are
concisely as follows:
Article first provides that the fishermen Of
the United States shall be allowed to take
any kind of fish, except shell fish, along the
coasts Of British North American possess
ions, including the bays, harbors aud creeks,
with no limitation with respect to distance,
excluding fisheries Of shad and salnon, IN
the rivers, or at their mouths. II will be re-
membered that the treaty OF 1918 prevented
our fishermen from coming within three
miles of the coast. and that this restriction
was construed as preventing US from enter.
ing bays where the head lands were less
than six miles apart. That there shall be
no disagreement respecting the places re-
served by this treaty, commission is to be
appointed Of one from each nation to visit the
localities and to settle upon the restrictions
The same right, subject TO the same re-
strictions, is given 10 the British fishermen.
on ell our coasts north of the Both degree Of
north latitude, which is the latitude of
Albemarle Sound in North Carolina.
The third article specifics the articles. the
growth and produce of both the British Col
onies and the United States. which shall be
reciprocally admitted, duty free. They are
az follows:
Grain, Flax, Hemp g. Tow,
Flour, manufactured,
Breads,uffofall kindsU ndred Fruits,
Anmns Of all kinds, Dried Fruits,
Fresh meat, Fish Of all kinds,
Smoked meat, Products Of fish and all
Sailed meat, other creatures liv-
Cotton, ing IN the water,
Wool. Poultry,
Seeds. Eggs,
Vegetables, Hides,
Stone or marble in itsFurs,
crude or unwrou'tstateSkins or tails undres'd,
Slate, Firewood,
1 Butter, Plants,
/ Cheese, Shrubs,
/ Tallow, Trees,
/ Lard, Pets,
1 Horns, Wool,
Manures, Fish Oil,
/ Ores OF metals Of alRice,
kinds Broom Corn,
/ Coal, Bark,
Pitch, Gypsum,ground or I'M
/ Tar, ground.
/ Turpentine, Burr or Grindstones,
Ashes, hewn or wrought or
! Timber, unwrought,
Lumber OF all kinds, Dye Stuff,
round, hewn and Rags,
sawed, unmsnnlac- manufactured To-
tured in whole or in bacco.
part,
The navigation Of the river 81. La wrencei
Lake Michigan, and the Canadian Canals,
Is to be free to both nations, and the United
States agrees TO use its influence to induce
the several states to open their canals to
Canadians
This treaty is to last ten years, subject to
right reserved BY Great Britain, to sus-
pend the navigation Of the canals and the II
Lawrence, upon due notice being given, the
power Of suspending the operation Of the
third article so far as Canada is concerned.
The sixth article provides for the rstlfica.
ton Of the treaty within six months by tic
United States, Great Britain, aud the Colon
tal i,emslafurps
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TO THE uUssCAL yyoBLD.

DfANO FOArEs. BENNETT 4 CO., 3oi broad.
4 way, Now ictk, ar manufacturing aud have con-
slanty baud an extensive a-snfteui 81 fiano-
bfscinz eyetf vanity OF siyia and size, from 1"
Octaves, trnm ! 100 10 : 900 each. We have
timoeials nm tlu hss fsni-- ~ the county of the
superior BraHey, Breaat SresfHe.s offone through
"ui the eetf~ fsisier 81 "us fin,-, whe delicate
elisticit, 81 Ou has been pre- emiReuty secured, all
ouT Instruments iulD wufransed give sstt-fac-
t"n. buyer, ~ho unds r-iaud their interests viii
call before purchasing ,lscwhrfe
BENNETT n CO..
50.siv 1901 Bfonduav. New York.
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Dratbg.

10 ri. siliag-, August ~ the Te-idenre ofhis
Rev. T.. Copeland, Nr. ZION ropelind lormtry o
B'ainffcs, aged "a yea md ten months.
IN Chicago, Ang of whoupiug cough, Alfred VIII
liz. son Of Geo Wand ~ 4. Cobb, aged , yesis
Al Chicago. 2 instant, Mr. Francis Duane Chsbee
q. q nhlive Of Doyei. W.
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DISSOLUTION.

'HHE CGPAktN Ei{SiliP hereinnfo existing undei
! the firm Of KAiTH q BARKER - This day bs
mui uai consent dissalttd
FRANCIS e. KEITH
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One Dollar and Fifty Gents.

Tie ate Htion of strangers, aud niheis ssiiing tho
ry, cithrr ter business or PLEASURE &. particularly IA
tucted 10 The ELIGIBILITY of tHc locatin being situated
ir the heart Of tle business pat ct the Cuy, docly
opfasite the Ciy Hli and rubnc ofices aud w. htn
short distance OF the most pfomia,nt places Of
musomcn;.
A. u. MILLER
& 5 Beesmnn Street, New Yott, July 1854 81, In
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ROYALTON ACADEMY

The FALL TERM Will commence "wednesday
September 9th, tsd
TEACHERS.
EDNS ARD y. STONE, A. u, Principal.
ALlNZD DEHiNG, A. D., Teacher Of Mlthematc.
and Nstural Science.
MufSABFLLA HURLBuT, Preccptfes.
Miss FR ANCls J. PORTER, AssisiauL
CHARLES GuNEll.LE. Teacher Of French.
GEO W. WILDER, Teacher of Instrumental Nusic
THOMAS u ATWOOD. Teacher Of Vocal Music
Mas Lucy HUTCHINSON, Teacher Of ufawing aut
fatmtng
$. T.. lN MAN. Tenehfr Of psnnanship
Rnyaiton, VI. August. iei4 at3w
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Three Passenger trains daily
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
FROM
NIAGARA FALLS TO DETROIT.


D1r- Carrying the Ua,ed slntes Through Mail %
The cheapest, ssfesi and quickest for Detri,
Chicago, - louis, Irena ani all pu,us in tie Gf~i
W. S.neee.ung a. Miehigie Guy vim The pew
ALBANY a SAt.EM z AtLNuAD tor Lafayette. &C.,
Wet
T'sins leave Suspension Bridge a. follows; Sun.
1T EXPRESS iolres suspon.ion Bridge II 4 NJ.
Hamilton lA3j dine lsondnh, 340 T.. " sud nf.
rive D~tfou 7.Is p VI supper al.o i.svs b.ifoii
7Os An
HAiL aud ACCUMULATION lcas,. Suspension
Bridge L5O p. NJ, Hamilton J.35 I. NJ, London 81
9nd EXPRESS Ieavos Suspension Bddse 10 p NJ,
Hamilton l2lOP w. supper London 20 A. NJ, aid
rive al Deirou 100 IT., ersalf,st ul.n leave n.-
i,"n A. ~, MieniEaa ciy 90 f. a., sui auiye 81
Chicago $50 P. NJ.
Rates of Fare, First Ciass.
To Detroit, s. t. Chicago, 81 To Gallons sts o.
Lafayette, u l.a Sale, ~ St. i.Jui-, ~ TO
Passengers for ths Wost. BY this Line afryein CHI.
ease tue hers ~ adraH,e Of sng atAtv h0ufs And
VOID The annoyance three changes of Cas- and Ba..
gage.
Check your bs gage It, Suspension Bridr-. Quiet-
e't iuuie To- Detroit and Chi-ago. Baggage cb-rtri
tinugh 60 netrpt ind Cntrarpi Pa.sef PCS for su.
pensou Badge of Niagara F,|is, change tais at Koch
eslot oaii one change OF Cafa between Niagara Fals
Passenger, have ample time to view Niagara rau.
and the new Mamm'th suspea-ion Bridge. thr
greatest works u Naturn amt Ar!
Through Iiek - can Do nhtitnod az oil OF the Pin
clnfl kaihond aud Steamboat Oilso. 90 the Unit q
riaie' ana the Cantdas. and a. ihe Agency ut ihs
Great Nercfn kaiisuN, No ] Town Han, : Door.
ust Of Post Ohne, Bn instot. VI, eithet ,in Iste
Lmaii"i Lake Jhampiaiu, Schenectady aud New York
eeniteii or Troy aud rev YORK Central. a. connect
with ihe GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
JOIN CHURCH Agent.
General Agency Great We.tern R.iisar. No. Il
EAchnug, street, nutait, Mansion Bouse Block, two
doors it0m Washlngtun street
MONiu~, Gono'sl Agent
eilyr 6tc4t Western halfway