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TIE PRIMARY ErDC11oSs-MEgnSa IN TAnxASy HAIL.
special meeting Of the Democratic Republican General
20 m mittee will be held In TAmmany Hall this evening,
% advertised. members take our advice they viii at
terd in force. Tho elections are at hand.
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Albany, sept ~ 1904
specisl meeting Of ths Canal Board ia to be held
the 18th inst to locate the line OF the Erie Canal
between Brighton and Macedsn.
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County Fair nc syraouse.
HTeefina ~ thU Canal BoArti.

SYKACuN sept. Iy, 1904.
county fair win be heIc in this place to morrow,
which will continue for three days.
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A Policeman Killed by an lrishman.


An LishmAn, named Patrick Cunningham, stabbed
poics ofhcer CAspar Hane who had arrested him. this
afternoon, killing him instantly. Cunningham is In
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The cotton market is unsettled Nine hundred bale
sold at prices ranging from &c. . exc.
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The General Health.

PROGRESS OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
BALnMoRx, Sept 10, 1854
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last received.
They coDan Galveston dates to he 10th inst at which
time the yellow fever ontinued to prevail there.
The ssvnnsh Geogan of Sunday, expresses its belief
that the yellow fever decreasing in that city Tho
death Of j. w. Earrs, Of the firm Of Harris Brown,
Is snnouIced.
DxArH OF LAND OFFICE CLERK FROM CHOLERA.
wAsHISGroN. Sept. 10, 1854.
John Bssnhin, clerk for number Of years In the
Isnd Once died here, it supposed Of cholera, this
morning Ee returned from visit to Pittsburg few
days since.
THE CHOLERA AT PTTTSBURG.
PTrsBUR0 Sept 10, 1854.
To-day up to this evening there sixty deaths from
cholera but the number Of cases have dmtnished
The rain which has fallen this evening" 1t 10 hoped win
prove salutAry.
MORTALITY IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, sept. 19, 1854
The deaths yesterday by yellow fever seventeen
The deaths for the week hundred and sixty Of
which hundred and twenty seven were from yellow
fever.
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CHARLESTON Sept 10, 1854
The stesmshp Marion has been detained here in
sequence OF heavy sea- and win sail for New York this
afternoon
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family, immediately quit the kinedom-Io vhich -
shall not return-and await the decision Of the Cestss
you in order that you may circulate tho intslesnes
and concur L necessary In the fualmsnt and sxsca-
(sgned &c, by the Ministry
queen Isabella shed few tears On parting from her
quite cooiy saying Esptero, that aha was sons te
Rome, and recommending hsr daughter TO his care.
(Hsdrid lAue 2e Corespondence Of the London Timss
The result Of the conyocs'ion which yesterday a.
nounced to you Of committees of the corporation ehie
OF the National Guard, provincial dsputstou, and aux
lasy junts in the Gobernscon Home oaaos was ~.
there assembled pledged themselves to support tAs g.
vernn ent Epartero spoke very decidedly, dsmelisb
he had Ssen M repeatedly outvotsd Il The 6cunci o.
ters, and had yielded to the majority, and that a.
particularly the case with respect TO the banishr
had be? unanimously taten by the Council Of M,i
that he himself had been the Gr5t 10 advocate IL. 49,
taking o'ponuell's hand, he declared the psrfsc,
corsisl harmony prevailing among the Ministers on.
ns TOO spoke warmly and elersstlcally, and coadra,
all ss.s had sd,sncsd ssh 70 Lss
he said, or We VIII give liberty to this unforturs
county" He told orsnss, who came with dse.a
his diaapprobaton Of the measure taken, that Mbs
oonas'ed not only IN the laws being respsets4 by soss
|:. hut ;ss 1s m S: h Ss.s sss
Asnds saazsr, Who took him 70 tssf in @ such sharp
decided 'crns - were almost equivalent to psrsea
AT O'Clock last night the following address was d.
tributed IN Madrid;-
People Of Madrid, National Guards--whsn the sever
ment decided on the exile Of Donna Maria Christinai
Old what was nsce:say for the good and security q on
which accompany this arrsSesmsnt suoe 10 s1rs ths
executon Of whatever neasures the Cores NAY think
proper to adopt IN this AFFAIR.
National Guards, People Of Madrid-With haad On
heart reject bow The eovsnmsnt has received tAs quss
ton Of the July revolution. The govsrnEeut lsyia-
liberty, snd loyal before oil thngz hasAhfuy fuallsS
its pledge 70 the Jnn'acr waaihl shN . ana NAs~
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fhe Al,ntc, from Liverpool September 9, arrived
at her dock at ~ O'Clock yesterday morning Her
is later by day than that brought by the Otowa
to Quebec.
The Cunard mail steamer Arabia arrived At Liverpool
at O'Clock on the evening Of Saturday, September
Among the passengers by tbs Atlantic were Lieut..
Bartlett 8. N, Upecial agent Of Treasury Depart
ment,) snd family.
The Atlantic passed tho Baltic hence for Liverpool At
o'clock Sunday evening" the 18th inst in lat al 81,
lon. 66 So.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, OFF SANDY Hook,
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MIDDLIBIRY FINALE SEMINARY.
AND
MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY.

The Spring Term will begin on Monday
Feb 9th. Pupils are requested to be pres
cut punctually at the beginning Of the term.
Mr. F. F. Churchill A. -, is still Principal
of the English Department, in the Academy
In the Seminary, Mrs. Dascom insiructs in
Music. Miss }. 5. Jones in the English
branches. Miss II kibourn, in Drawing and
Painting, and Miss l.. Goodhue in French.
1t is believed that the Department OF Paint
ing and Drawing, now offers unusual adNan-
tagcs.
Elementary English branches
50 Higher English 81 Latin alone 81;
with English 81, extra French alone IL ;
z tn English - extra; instruction on Pi-
ano SO. Vocal Music II Drawing SO :,
Painting in Water Colors s; in Oil IS.
lSclDESrALs-Twouty- cents per quar-
ter, for fuel and sweeping in public rooms
Room RrEr.-Thc occupants Of private
rooms in the Academy arc charged 81, 90 per
quarter.
-" The bills are payable in all cases at
the middle Of the term.
BoARp--ln the Seminary $500 per week.
fuel at cost in the village $l,31i TO $500
Those, who wish, can obtain rooms and boaro
themselves.
W. =. BASCOM, A. NJ, pricipNl.
Middlchury, Feb. I, 1904 IL.
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WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

nus Company was incorporated By the
L. LEGISLATURE of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, in the year 1872, and have
p'id in and secured Capital Of SlOO,GOO,
ani deposited with the Treasurer of this
Stat. the amount required by an Act Of the
LEGISLATURE passed in October last, Cor the
.redcr security of those iusurns in foreign
Companies The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured at
very low rSte for 8, 1 o. ) years, and At the
expiration or the Policy, can lie renewed
without additional expense, other than Tie
Premium
/. is earnestly recommended to all, Vile
ere not already insured, to become 50 with
ont delay, Tor you know not how soon yoW
dwelling may hc laid in ashes
Call on tho Undersigned previous to insur
Ing, and learn the extremely low rates n
which Your dwellings can I've insured IN
other advantage in insuring in this Company
is that it i, a Sioc. Comyenp,which preclude
size possibility of an assessment.
&. NJ OWEN, President,
{. GoupRrCE, Secretary
W. 5. LANE, Agent.
hiidlcbury, March 10, 1883. tfiT.
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PROaPEC TU S
TIE INDEPENDENT.
vOLUE1E 5IXTIz-l654.

This wcllkuown and widely circulated
Journal, conducted by Pastors of Cougte.a-
ioual churches in New Yo.l, ami vicinity, h.,
completed is lith year.
1t is now enlarged is published in i qurto
form, and contains sixteen columns, or fifty
percent, more reading matter than ever before,
being the largest rciig ,ous paper ia the world
In addition to the regular editorial corps,
Rev. q. b Chcevcr, y. b., Rev. lleniy Ward
Bcrchcr, Mrs II. Il. Stove, Rny. c l.. Brace,
and "Minc Myrtle, are stated contributors,
engaged to write weekly, and will lie assisted
by most able correspondents at home and
abroad, who will do all in their power to make
this Journal an interesting religious aud fam
lily paper.
TGRMs-Notwithsiandng the immense adj
dition of nj least $1,000 to the yearly cx-
penSes Of the paper, the price will remain the
saline
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
If PAID stric,ly inadvance. OF 81 80 if no; paid
within three mGnils. No new names entered
without the money
Acknowledgment and postmasters are
authorized agents and are solicited to engage
IN the work Of extending our circulation.
Fifty cents commits ion on each new subscii-
Der will be allowed them.
If our agents have been So successful here
toforc in procuring subscribers for the Indie
pendent, how easy must be- the work, when
the paper is actually offered below cost
should our list Of subscribers go ~ high as
twenty thousand, it would not more than pay
! the expenses Of the literary and material la
Dor bestowed upon the paper Fifty thou
sand is the circulation the proprictors aim AZ,
and we can attain it, if our subscribers will
! helpus. All those who have heretofore &C, 4
for us, are requested TO engage ANEW in the
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FOE. GALE 9

n Eof the best farms in the County Of
" Addison, containing POS acres Situated
! ! mile north from the centre of Whiting, /
miles from a r. Il. Depot, aul near \ School.
The farm is we'll watcrcd and fenced, has q
large quantity Of fruit trees, such us apple,
pear and plum. The OUT buildings are in
good rep the house is two stories high,
with u wing aul woolshcd attached. The
soil is clay and loan. and wen adapted to
keeping cattle and sheep, or raising grain.
Said farm will be sold low should buyer
-ome soon. Enquire Of AT ELLSWORTH.
whiting, Oct %. 1853. 27:tf
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THE BEST MAGAZINE.
THE ECLECTlC MAGAZlNE !

OF Foreign Literature. in literary merit and
sterling worth, IS without question the best
magazine published 1t i, such, because il
comprises, in moderate compass and convr-
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Foreign Quartcrlics and Magazines, aud The
productions Of their most gifted pens. in
this respect, the Eclectic has decided all
vatnagc over all other magazines. Omtlng
articles of mere local interest and minor i'm
portancc to the Americou reader, its pages Of
fer to its patrons a large amount Of literary
wealth, of permanent value, at a small price.
The Eclectic is published IN monthly n1m-
bcrs of Il pages each, making three large
volumes a year, and nearly $500 pages richly
cmbclshcd with twelve splendid portraits of
distinguished persons or historical subjects.
The price j, 50 per year The january nuiu-
Der Ocgins - ncW volume Now j. good
time to subscribe Orders for the work are
solicited. II wili b. sent promgtly by mail
to all who ordcrit Aidrcs, W. II. BlDWLLL,
No 10 Nassau street, Ncw York
@Scts ofthc work in . vols for TIE lat
three years neatly bound, lsitcrcd and num-
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and sent to any part of the country. 30
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FOR SALE.
A ARE HAN H!

rINhe subscriber will sell the following de
i scrbed property, situated in tie village
OF Middlebury, Vt, at great bargain. \
good fifty per cent business may be realized,
with comparatively a small out lay at the
commencement in the manufacture of Lime.
In the first place, there is a Quarry of beau
tilul white Marble, not to be cXccllcd by any
other quarry in this region, which on being
burnt makes the best of Lime. ON the de
cliyity Of the hill on which said quarry is
situated, | have erected perpetual burning
Lime Kiln, In which wood or coal may be
used for converting the stone into lime. The
Kiln is enclosed in a suitable building for
packing and storing Lime. a railroad and
ear is attached, for conveying stone to the
kiln from the quarry, which is distant only
one hundred feet. Also, | have quantity
Of wood on hand which will be sold to the
purchaser at cost, together with sufficient
land. The whole is entirely new, and read y
for operations.
Icandidly consider the above rare chance
for making money, and had better health
would not part with it, Gentlemen from
city and country are respectfully invited to
call and view the premises and purchase at
once. References will be given if required
to good judges in this place. | have guam
tty Of lime on hand for sale, both for me
chanical and agricultural purposes at pres
eut. Address
SIDNEY MOODY.
Mlddlebury, May II.
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l. NJ W a K Z ID 81
Middlobury and Vicinity

OF
Middlobury and Vicinity !
Your attention is urgently invited to ncarc.
iu aud candid pcrusal of something HAT has
just been introduced into your rOcdyi barren,
yet time hJuorcd State.
PULNERMACHER'S
H7DRO-ELECTRIC V0LTAIC CHAINS
A new and novel mode 81 applying pow
erul remedial agent, so constructed rs to be
worn uudcr the garments, next to the shin
producing II constant, uninterrupted current ui
Electro Magnetism affecting iWmcdidie jfcti1
from the most acute pam. and also a peina
nent cure of MI Nervous Diseases.
It seldom has failed to furnish almost in
slant relief, md final permanent cure, hyde
ing used according to directions TO the fol
lowing diseases
Rheum,tisu Uterine Pairs.
Cnut .ri.is, Ptlritstton IT tho iispi,
P,tuysi., Periodical Headache,
r.iufn aud s~n,'ei Ioint'S Nitu, Dance,
Neuralgia Ui the Face, G'hrrn Debility,
Diseases orihr Sni,c, r,irs ofthc Che,t.
Depinc., aud nhndns.,, il,sicrics, u, srersis.
All diseases that are caused hv n deficient
amount # N,rvous Fluid. are greatly relieved
ifnot permanently rnred by simply wearing
the Chains for few hours each day.
De IT UNnERSTOOD
That is not claimed tlmt ii cures all dis
tNSeN' 'u' "l'i' l''S' ''' van - ~
mendcd; and moreover We h".d'y ci"!th ana
DEFY. that no n''diaindi agent {" any H'hl ms
performed so many cures during '"c i"s' N'af'
Of those diseases iHft n.mru. ~
Puiverma2h2r' electro Caai.i''
Ana to prove tins assertion w. HrlI any H',,
son TO ldOdn,e So many wen an''oh'1ca.'d
certificates OF Scientific IhN'cah' ana n'.I'
iigcnt patients ms may be- ionhd IN a rAmlh'e'
OF 30 pages, 10 BE- had lGTA'iD oi the 'sfht III
slis town.
The Electric Chains we're hrS' Infoducen IN
France. $500, ana alter being sWyccten 10 Iiir
mos: THoaorGu ANp IudiD TRIAL, bY thc
hr' medical l. en- IN foil'. ihcy were 'oUhu 10
E'o'' ~ "'" '''", ,i H.. ,b,t
jnnurf'c- wore in,rojir,i into the hosnita'. Of
,hot civ. and also secured ic letters patent Lv
,be T,cuch G,yrrn,nrrt
The are now introduced in almost every
h,,pi,al in Enrlard. G .rlnauy. An,tria. Bel
,irn, and nnt,ntel IA tha.. cuuntlie, where
~ have b.c,,,c IN,
N;i p,yyiar Cvr,,j-. ige7, in tie Horil.
T'hcy ,,oro fire, ;r,t-,aurcd in ,Lc limited
s,a,cso,,on, onc ycar .iucc nnd wen, through
,hs emo tri,I ne IN Err",,e and were n, one,
Introduced in,o cvcry hospi,I in New Nori
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS GIFTS.

ANIMALS, Albums, Lady's Almanac, Glcs-
sons Pictorial bound, Games, Cards. Chill
drens Toy Books, and variety of other ar
ticlcs lust received and for sale at The Tele-
graph office, by A. ii. COPELAND
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EJOYTCE

The notes and accounts due the late firm Of
y. Wood & Co, are in the hands of McSsrs.
Barber & Bushnell for collection. - at
tending 70 them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. y. WOOD
oct ~ lSao - Av
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Especial Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
"A with Harry Langworthy, arc hereby re-
qucstcd to call ut his store and settle the
same without delay,as the beginning Of 1854 is
q good time to know how we stand in the
d.-Dclays are dangerous.
II. LANGWORTHY.
Jan. TO- 1854.
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Farm for Sale !

4 Farm Of 100 acres Of choice land, stu
atcd at the centre of the town in Cornwall,
clishly located for meetings, schools and post
Office is now offered for sale by the subscri-
her. The farm is well adapted To Grass or
grain-i,.now in high state Of cultivation,
well fenced and well Watcrcd-has good SUI
gar orchard OF 800 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard Of grated fruit The out-build-
ings are in first rate conditions the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
are offered for sale ;hc farming tools scvencowS
40 sheep. The farm alone. or the farm, stock
and tools, is offered on the most rcas enable
terms. NJ. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 20, 1853. 1Stf
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To Temales.

You will find these Pills aa Invaluable me-
dicine in many complaints 10 which you are
subject In distractions either total or par
iial, they have been found OF lneSiimabl' beEe-
fiji. res. oring their functional arrangements TO
a healthy aciion,puriN ing the blood and other
AuiGs so a. ciIcclunlly 10 put to flight all com
plants which may arise from female Irregular
iics, as headache, giddiness dmness oisight,
pain in the side, hack, &c, and offered The pub
lie as the best Pills for all diseases upon the
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&E3 ONLY
TOR 4 HOMESTEAD,

100 PARMS and 2ooo BUILDING LOTS.
10 be divided ON the 3ls Of March, 1884, a
mong COG Subscribers y large number
are already engaged. Many efths Loisneai
these have heen sold for from eco TO 500
per cent, advances over Tho price for which
these Lots are row sold, Alswng that
tho purchase will be good Investment.
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20 X rat was tNe can u, sHsrc, - 'h'
Liko'and Bnllhing LOIS ana lArins' nave
been induced to lay out another n ! adloin-
Ing the Inst. ON the Long lslahI hAliroad.-
Said plot "iii he DIVIDED into coy Shares NJ
10 each ana CONSIST OF 5OO bullulnG Lots
one hundred lee. square one farlns oliver
~ acres Que OF ten Hcrc', ore o'h'e acres,
one OF fJur sores, fid % Of TWO acres saoh,
70 be distributed Ca Ito erenin2oi We sO'A Of
December 1898.
p,ci s,,bs.rD.,i.. ,til.1,o Ic,, srbv
,n'' ~, l.;,. ,.,.,..,,.r ~ ,f
80 % .ci,. JHc shoros ~. i;,1i,cd ,,sis
,a,aiIc Al ,clcn s,,l,c,ilrl f'r fSo,orLc
~. a. 49, II iiy;s;., .r1 th. Lol.rc.
IL ror,,,v ;.,.tr,c,,.,f,.t
TLo ViI;.,,o I.l.lnrl ,,her. ,h.s. Lon,
ar. i9r,tcI !. o,',y a .I,n,, I;s.orco SoY,I ni
,L. ,,i.i-o,,i / Il. p,,,l,.,,ko,os ina Lo.,,
.nl ro,nnntic o,nsernu,c ,,f r,,;cL ar. or,;..i
no Ill ,sho NJ, !, lie sI,.,J, 10 .,r,
10 hs,, oyil.nr. ,hst can, ho dexi,.I -,
Latcl,r1. ucrmenviilo vii ,lor,,v be-.
come rL,'icc nlsrs, IN Iono l,l,rd Ioro
tnnv,n ms a.. "Ge,Jon Snofn Of A,n.,ics
Fam ,to ,nilishrJ.tc,is,icil, ,co,,uI, 81 ,h.
las rors,: ,al er l,v tho Vni,.I St.,,.;, i,
,L.,v,n ,tc, r,., I;l,uli, ,hr -,oq, Lo.I,h.
Inc,,ion within II, hrrtcrs--C.v.c d.oiL. ac'
cnrIin,, 10 il, nornletior thon i, rnv o,h.r
Mac, .l,,,t a,b f,rns br,e be.n oofd rith.
IL a sbort ,i,nc- Gcld. hexo L.cn cl,or.d ,rd
rnl,iy,,ct and ,,ons NOW prn,yir,, tiat,.iu
co,,,,,sre ,,vorahIJ ,xi,t ,h,'so In 9n.
49,, rourtrv. sc,cr,l hou.,a L,vo bcs, I'm,
.nt .hrr. ,r. nov h.irr erected Lv the;r .,,.
t,rnri.in,. nr,cb,srra Mcchnr;c, ,ro ..,.r-
80 - ,-;.-, - 80.
''hS H'''S '"' ''H.' '",i"r'S ,V''' F"''h iluih
iS hearncSS 10 New OH. ihcF cRT carry On
with eqaal proii hayiGg their families with
iham eocura AGAINST tho yir.s and tcn,,,.ince
- ~ -
81 rI'" le' o'tN' mn" enormous iS",s' a
hull ing - NOV be NJ err CftN hN Il HcnilNmNn
for tho uuruose of rr'inn ell such articles f,ot
-. -, go ,,..,s-o,, E 80 c,,,o,.,, ;it..
'n'o As nrS n'''S,."! vo""t'N VIZ 20
tore hc 'ertillN OF inc SOU ana us AGHp'
Ieiness tor the profitable cultivation OF ever,
article of proJuee rniscd i'm fl similar l,ti,,dc
b,s nlrs,Jr bccn sa,islacto div dcronu,,ro,.d
mas M e|"! ucV" s",'Il"''O''N "',n""''tn.to
ana Tie lAIhs Whlch am no" seilInf al from
SOS to 50 dollars Der scic are Of the same
ocrrr,l cl,n~ncf,r -. IN soil with ,l,n.. NJ, -,
- "
Nhler ciIHF "l'"N' WIZ, cH"Ho' 70 l"lchasei
Tor Sion per acre, hhd land ON the North rnh
South OF this With no better soil naturally
..i. r,oro e9no IN c5ru r.roc,e
-, ''', ~ n.y.
nose MINUS "t' P'uFuNe ~ ihn n per acre
with he same cultivation, rs any land viiAin
INV mile OF tie city Of New York
S.rorol ,.n,lc,ucu Of tho ars, ,es,oc,.lli,,
" ,,,.tI ta,, 49,, -,
VINO nave NH"eu i'Hhelrn" anu examined iE'
crorS then growing there, declare Inst III,
wheat rye corn, potatoes and Garden yerct,.
iJos ara ccu,I 10 any ihcvl,,vs coo, (, -,
Il '.,. -. =. H. =, - ~ =!
psrt 'i ilc e"uhi'!i prov ''l- '"hC'"'lEeY thh
the SOL II capable OF prOduIng. ana that II
the highest perfection, all that the asricultur
.t can wish or desire
az N'H ".o" "."'
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Glass, Glass,

OF all sizes less Than 81 by so inches, kept
" on hand, or will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames Windows &c, ut short notice,
by ii. a. SHELDON.
May n.
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T,vOn's KathajrOn

Hair Oi7s, Barrys Tricophems, sheIdon $
Hutching's and Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon
Hair Wash, Shedon's Balm Of Roses and =
great variety Of Colognc,, Hair Oils and Per
furmcry just received by H.A.SIlELDON.
Oct, IL, 1858.
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RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON
ST. e.. G.. lsgi "a
& a Z Z r Q A . .

On and after Monday January %, 1854
Trains sill run As follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON For RUTLAND,
At $40 a. NJ, and 80 Z. NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOW 5 FALLS
At $50 aud l40 A. NJ
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
At 1900 NJ and 5l5 ?. NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON,
At $50 A. NJ, and 20 7. NJ
At Burlington, Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada
Railroads for the East and North
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga & Washington, Albany and Rutland, aud
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
New York, saratoga, Schenectady aud the
West
At Bellows Falls, Trans connect with the
Cheshire, Yeriuout Valley, and sullivan Rail-
roads
JOHN 8. DUNLAP,
Superintendent
Ssperintsndsnt's Oficc,
Rutland Jan. IS, 1853. 8etf.
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Farm For Sale.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his Home
D. Lot, also, his Farming Tools, If desired.
There is a new Framed House, 2G by 80, two
Barns, the same size, an abundance of pure
water. Also, an excellent young orchard, all
grant fruit Also, 400 acres Of located land
with the timber all on the land. All the a.
boyc property will be sold low, and pay
day given if required fer part
JAMES MILES.
Ripton, Nov 25, 1858 eft
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r A Z e Q AD s..

Trains leave Rutland as follows
Freight and Accommodation 1880 A. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington $50 F. VI.
Express Train lao y. NJ, arrives in Troy
, p. II.
Mail Train $50 p. VI. on arrival of Mon
trcal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II =. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows:
Mail Train II NJ arrives in Rutland Q Is
p. NJ.
Express train, p. ", arrives in Rutland
03g p NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington \. NJ, arrives in Rutland
0 a. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket of
fees OF the Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
n BIO avoid mistakes, be sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via
Western Vermont Railroad, and not change
cars at Centre Rutland.
An:tf MYRON CLARK, Lessee.