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On and after Monday January 20, 1854
Trains will run as follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
ASS a. NJ, and l30 Z. Nj.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
At $50 and l1.4O A. NJ.
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
AT 1900 NJ aud jl5 p. Nj.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON,
At $50 A NJ, anl22 20 L. NJ.
At Burlington, Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont 4 Canada
Railroads for the East and North.
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga & Washington, Albany and Rutland, and
Western Vermont Railroads, for Troy, Albany
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West.
At Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshire, Vermont Valley, and Sullivan Rail
roads.
JOHN s. DUNLAP,
Superintendent.
superintendent Onice,
Rutland, Jan. Is, 1885 3Stf.
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NOTICE.

The notes and accouuts due the late firm Of
n, Wood & Co, are in the hands of McSsrs,
Barber & Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. N. WOOD.
Oct 20, 1854. 27;Sw.
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Hoharsack's Worm Y to e

An article founded upon Scientific Principles
compounded with purely Vegetable substan
ces, being perfectly safe when taken, and can
be given to the most tender infant with deci.
ded beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
and DiarrhWa ha, made them weak and dc.
bilitated, The Tonic properties Of my Worn
Syrup are such, thatit stands withoutanequo'
in the catalogue ofmedicinos, in giving tone
and strength to the Stomach, which makes i
an inflllible remedy for those anlic,ad will
Dyspepsia, the astonishing cures pcrformeJ
by this Syrup after Physicians have failed il
the best evidence Gifts superior efficacy owe
all others.
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Farm for Sale !

A Farm Of 100 acres of choice land, stu
ated at the centre of the town in Cornwall
eligibly located for meetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
Der. The farm is well adapted to grass or
grain-isinow in n high state Of cultivation,
well fenced and well watcred-has n good SUI
gar orchard of 800 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard Of grated fruit. The ont build
ings are in first rate condition; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
are offered for sale .hefarming tools. sevencows
40 sheep. The farm alone, or the farm, stock
and tools is offered on the most reasonable
terms. M. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 90, 1858. 1S,tf,
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You will find these Pills an invaluable me
dicine in many complaints TO which you arr
subject. In distractions either total or par
tial, they have been found Of inostimable beEe
fit, restoring their functional arrangements tC
a healthy action purifying the blood and Other
fluids 60 " cfrcclually To put TO flight all COM
plants which may arise from female Irregular
ities, as headache, giddiness, dimness oisightI
pain in the side, back, Sc, and offered The pub
lie MS the best Pills for al diseases, upon tho
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'rCAUTIONl-RcmembCr, then, parents
aud M others, that HOBENSACK'S WORM
SYRUP is the only Medicine in use that will
eradicate Worms with certainty, and will not
disagree with the most delicate Stomach. Be
careful YOU get the genuine article, and see
that the signature, a. j. y. HOBENSACK,"i us
on every bottle.
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KINNICUTT Il HASKELL.
WHOLESALE G RETAIL DEALERS
PIANO FORTES.

AND Music and Musical Merchandise Of
every description-No. 1S, Boardman's Build
ing, under the Museum, Troy, N. Y.
At the above Saloon Piano Fortcs from the
best Manufacturer in New NorlI and Boston,
may be found at all times at the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise are invited
TO call and Examine our assortment, or send
us their orders. In either case we promise
to give TO all, the best Of attention, and best
of bargains.
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Glass, Glass,

or all sizes less Than 2i by so inches, kept
" on hand, or will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames, Windows, &c, at short notice,
by II. A. SHELDON.
Nav u.
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PrinES

4 n every dcscription-with flowers that n
Cmost surpass nature, in their richness
colors. Ladies' will do well to call and exam
inc our assortment. II. LANGWORTHY.
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m Restoring DO reffc,t hc,ttb. in, .ouie ir.fanl
Irr thc ratient ha. boa, rnp.Il1',eI tr,ond n,aiJ
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49,. If Venery, | do not know hf. superior IN L
lio,sion Ilayc boen .,,u,in,cI win The ,uihnr .,I
brty years. aud deem il n, more iian iu>tice TO Linn
I'm, kirdn,.. \, t+s n,'n.,an,t. v.,t,n Of ed
ls,rcction to recommend lam ss n,c.in vbo.. "a
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bm.ry,.. AITRFn wocfWaRD nj
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d inteui.ibl. votk ,,tl .tc1 ~, the las If di..nJ
\ which 1t treats. Avoiding Nil technical terms. it Il
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Medical Evidence.

UlGOAClA ~ NAAOA1Gs
We, the undersigned Physicians, having had
hereceipt Of their manufacture submitted to n:
tor Inspection, say, that the ingredients ofwhicl
lthcy are composed makes them the best Pill
in use for all diseases Of the Liver, Impurities
9th Blood, Sc. We say this not only from
our own judgment, but also from thai Of the
best medical authority in the United States.
All diseases requiring the use of an ALTER
ALIVE, DlApIIORETlC and PURGA-
TIVE MEDICINE, that came under our no.
tice, haey been treated with The above Pills with
the most satisfactory success,
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. n.
FRANKLIN BACHE, NJ. ID.
q. McCLENNAN, NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
l., BOWEN, NJ. ID.
U Purchase none but those having the
signature, -. N. uOBENSACk,' upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others
wishing 10 become agents, must address the
Proprietor, j. n. HOBENSACK, NJ his La
boraiory, No. leo North SECOND Street,
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
uniled. States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates Of cures per
formed in different sections OF the country, by
the above medicines, can be had gratis.
l;ly.
For sale by II. A. Sheldon, Middlcbury,
W. G. Sprague, Nergennes, g. $. Chase, Bran
don; and Merchants & Druggists generally in
the State.
Redding & Co, Wholesale Agents No. 8
State st. Boston.
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Tho Tnna Worm.

This is The most difficult Worm TO DESTROY
of all that infest the human system, it erows to
an limos indefinite length, becoming 20 coil
ed and fastened in the intestincs and stomach.
affecting The health 50 sadly as to cause 81
Nitus Dame, FITS, &c, that those afflicted
seldom il ever suspect that it is TsrE Wow
fastening them to an early grave. In order tC
dcstro7 this Worm, q very energetic ireaimcn
must be pnrsucd. it would therefore be prone
to take c or Of my Liver Pills, so as to re
move all distractions, that the Woim Syru,
may act direct upon he Worm, which mus
he taken in doses of two table sYounfulS thr.
times a day. These directions followed hav,
never been known to fail in curing the mos
obstinate ease OF TAPE WORM.
READ TIE FOLLOWING.
And you cannot he ind herent to this appea
Humanity calls upor. you TO do your duty
is ouly ono out Of the many thousands vii,
has sem its wonderful effects.
Dir. in. IOBFNSACK-Sir:-G ratitnd,
to YOU, the inventor Of highly valuable me-.
dicine, prompts this humble testimony in it
fd;or, as being a safe, gentle, vet powerful
e~ifectual remedy for Worms. Having ha'
much experience in knowing the effects q
various preparations, my wife, who was vel
skilled in minisicring to children in distrcs.
pronounced it the best She had ever used, an
would use no other while yours could lie la,
A daughterof ours became seriously diseas
ed. Her symptoms We're alarming. but he
mother at once sought for u remedy 70
Worms Having obtained y0urs. ly tie tim
she had taken halt a bottle, o Sir, the Joy
gave an afieclionate mother, to see the the i'm
proyement in her child, she being about fv
or six years old. She passed an immeGs
quantity Of Worms, her sickly |countenanc
now Frightened, her spirits returned, and in
short time a lovely child, threatened with de
cline and death, now gave promise Of healtl
Thanks to a kind Providence, whose bles,in
attending your Syrup, restored the chill
With'coniidence recommend it TO all parent
whose children are suffering with Worm!
JAS.B BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptis
Church.
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Rakes.

Hand, Drag and Horse Rakes, the best now
in use for sale at DAVENPORT'S.
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Farm For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Home
l. Lot, also, his Farming Tools, II desired,
There is n new Framed House, 26 by SO, two
Barns, the same size, an abundance Of pure
water. Also, an excellent young orchard, all
graft fruit Also, 400 acres Of located land
with the timber all on the land. All the 4
bove property will be sold low, and a pay
day given if required for a part.
JAMES MILES.
flptoni Nov. 20, 1858. , 82-tf
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0NG Mohair Mitts, Brown Muslins, French
IL Prints also SummerGoods for Mems wear
just received by G. G. WAINWRIGHT.
Jane 20, 1853. o;
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"a SPLENDID REMEDY"
DEVlNE'S C0MP0UNDl
PITCH @ \ / n { \

The Great Rcmedy is atiasi Discorcred!!
CONSJMP TION CAN BE CURED!!!
And Coughs and Colds, the parents Of that fell
disease that so often brings woe to the homes oil
our hand, vanish. as il by magic, before the
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RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON

81
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100 FARMS and 5000 BUILDING LOTS.
TO be divided on the 3lsi of March, 1854, a.
mong COG Subscribers. A large number
are already engaged. Many ofthe Lot:neaf
these have been sold for from 200 to 500
per cent, advances over the price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing that
the purchase will be a good investment.
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CAUTION---Neiiher ofthese articles ar
pulne without the signature ofs. "A, Weave
|Co., on the outside wrapper.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08
THE DANUBE.

In the Journal Of Constantinoplc, of De
operations along the Danube. The Journal
says;
AT the moment we are putting to press,
dispatches, dated 10Th December, having arri-
we'd at the War Office concerning the operations
of the army of Roume liza They contain the
reports of three new engagements that have
taken place between the Ottoman troops and
the Russians. Want Of time prevents giving
full details. Two companies OF infantry from
the garrison OF Kalaiat, and 1870 cavalry were
escor ting 400 wa gems sent on a foraging expe-
ditto n, when about SIX leagues from kala'at,
they met a numerous party Of Cossacks who
W shed to cut them off The Colonel in COM
mand Of the Turkish detachment drew up his
troops in battle array,-a hot fight ensned, and
the result was that The Russians fled with con-
siderable loss. The Turks lost only eight kill
led and few wounded.
Z" The second battle was in font of Sstowa.
A small Turkish division engaged with a
conside rahle number OF Cossacks The lat
ter were repused, the Turks making ten pris-
oners.
Is The third engagement was but slight
A steamer towing two gun boats again presen-
ter itself before lsatcha and Machine The
fort fred them, and sank both gun boats, be-
sides damaging the steamer, I" HIGH then showed
off in all haste
In the Turkish paper, the Jeridei' Hauadis
of December 90 we find as fellows:
:" We have already announced that the Rus
SLAMS captured Turkish steamer and took it TO
Sebastopol, where, after remaining some time,
it was sent to Odessa Afterwards it was Ia
ken back TO Sebas,opol with some Turkish
prisoners on board. One of them ma naged to
get INTO the hold, and cut hole in the bottom,
which sunk the ship. This is authentic.
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movement. This he said to me on Christmas
day, 1924. Six years afterwards this view into
fu'ur,ty was verified. The old Rouibons had
to retire. The Duke Of Orleans, brave gem
eral in the republican armies, at the commence
ment of the revolution, was handed to the
throne BY L,fayette, and became the +" citizen
king, surrounded by republican institutions.
And in this Laiayctt: was consistent and sin
cerc. He was a republican himself, bot deemed
constitutional monarchy the proper govern
ment for France, and labnred for that torn IL
the person Of Louis XVI, as well as in that of
Louis Philippe.
Loaded with hon rs, and with every feeling
, OF his heart g,atfed in the noble reception he
had met IN the country Of his adoption. l.afay-
cite returned TO the country OF his birth the
following sumner, si.l the guest of the
United States, aud under The h,g. lie was
carried back in national sh p of war, the new
! iriga,e Blandywine, delicate compliment lin
the name aud sc!ec i'm of the ship from the
| Preside mt, Mr.. Adams. Lafayette having wet
with his blood the sanguinary battle field which
takes its name from the little stream which
gave it first to the field, and then subaltern in
| the service of the United States, was wounded
at the same time. How honorable TO them-
| selves and 10 the American people, that nee rly
| fifty years afterwards they should again appear
! together, and in exalted station ore as Presi-
dent, inviting the other ia The great republic
aud signing the acts which testified a naton'
gratitude; the other patriot hero, tried i,
the r. soiutions of two counties, and respiend
en-: in the glory of vlrtuous and consisten
|
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From tn, Minnesota Democrat.
ON LAKE SUPERIOR.

We learn by an extra from the Lake Superior
Journal, that the propeller Independence, be-
longing to Meningitis line OF Lake Superior
vessels, burst a boiler, whilst on voyage up
the lake, with heavy freight of winter supplies
for La Pointe and Ontonagon. She had just
left the portage, and had proceeded but alb ut
mile. when the explosion took place, literally
tearing three fnurths of the boat to atoms, killing
the first engineer, one passenger and two fire.
men, and badly scalding the second engineer
and several Of the passengers. The Journal
says
There were some OF the most miraculous
| escapes we have ever seen recorded. The
clerk, J. W. Weston, formerly of Cleveland
aud Mr. A. Thomas, of the same place, were
asleep in the upper cabin, VIII, were blown q
| hundred feed or more into the air with the cabin
| and as tasstrom the boat into the water-ecsa
! ped the first with little injury, the secont
much scalded and bruised, but there is chanc'
| for his recovery. The second engineer, Mr.
Huson, also badly scalded aud bruised, but may
recover Cargo lost.
The loss can hardly be supplied this season
we are afraid, and the want of the goods an
stores will be more severely felt at the mine
than the mere money value. This is a loss tina
insurance cant,ot make UP "
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Feb.

Washington, Feb. 2.
SEsATE.-The Printing Committee reported
against the establishment OF Government
Printing Office
The House bill granting FIVE years additional
time for the location Of Bounty lands, issued
for war services in 1912, were passed.
Claytons Sandw itch Islands resolution was
adopted.
A resolution offered by Bright, calling for the
kosz'a correspondence, was also adopted.
The bill providing accommodations tor U. ).
Bounty in Mass1chusetts was passed.
After short executive session the Senate
adjourned
HoUsE--An amendment to the House Def
cheney Bill, appropriating $4,000 for complet-
ing the Custom House at Louisville was agreed
to as was offered by Mr.. Benton. appropri-
ating $4,000 for a custom House at ST. Louis,
and another appropriating $I2,500 for Custom
House at Wilmington, Del. Committee report
ed progress.
The report Of the Director Of the phila-
deIphia Mint was received and ordered to be
printed.
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10000 Fruit Trees, &C.,
NEALLY & BROTHERS,
RnrIimUfOn TOyYn

HAVING on hand a very large stock of fruit trees
II are prepared furnish their customers this
son with every thing in the fruit department, and
pecialy with Apple trees. at unusually low prices
APPLE TREES for Orchards of fine size, vigorous and
stocky at SO per 100, or $50 per 1000.
PEAR TtEEs, Dwarf or Standard, and Plum Trees, 81
to so cents.
CHERRY TREES on Mazzard stock 25 to 80 cents.
OUNCE TREES CRAZE WIVES, &c, 10 10 70 cents.
Smaller trees for nurserymen or large dealers at
much lower rates and sizes very large trees,
at moderately higher rates. always proportionaby
low.
We can furnish several thousand very large Apple
trees at moderate rates.
Raspherres, Gooseberries, Currants, Barberries,
STRAWBERRIES Rhubarb &c. of all the large fruited,
choice varieties.
Chestnuts, Filberts, Muberries, Tree Cranbernes,
Barbcrres, Persimmons &C.
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs Plants and Hardy Roses, of every descrlp.
ton worthy of cultivation, nth splendid collection OF
Choice Har, n Evergreen Ircss'
Trees delivered board the boats free of charge
Catalogues furnished TO all post paid applicants
NEALLEY T. BROTHERS,
Jan 10, 1854. d2wo Birds Nest Nurseries
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ST. LO us Nj A x * ET-Feb 6.
Correeted rcrul1rLu for the Erprcss
NEW YORK MARKET.


FLoUR.-Market for western AMI state flour
opened heavy, but closed with better feeling
demand is not very active, purchasers waiting
further news by the steamer now due. Cana
dian nominal at e,50aS,625 Sales western
email $500 bbls at S,62aS,75 for common to
s'ra,e s,ate-S,S7a9,l2 for mixed to fancy Mi
chigan and common to good Ohio.
GRAIS--Market quiet for wheat-dealers
waiting further advices by the searmer-sales
1000 bu red Long Island Jersey at =, 05a2, 10
1000 BIZ Genesee at 9 ,355a2 40 in small lots Rye
without change-sales 1880 bu. Oats dull at
545a57c for state and western. Cnrn unchang
ed-demand moderate-saes $4,000 but at 90
for new white and yellow southern-9Sca1 90
for old mixed and sou.hern-1 90 for round yell
low.
WHISKY Firm and in fair demand-sales
227 bbIs prison at 33a334c for Jersy.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork buoyant-supply light
I6, 90 for mess-I3al350 for prime. Beef buoy
ants ,25a1 90 for country mess-5a5.5 80 prime
Lard steady at l0fa1lsc. Butter and Chees
without change.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Feb. 3rd, 1854.
WHEAT.-Spring wheat ranges from 81 is to
$3.50 Choice Winter from 81 80 TO 81 ,35 pei
bushel.
CoRS.-From as to 453 cents.
OArs.-From 80 to &c.
BARLEY-From 45 to SOC.
RYE.-Nominally ~ to SOC.
PoRK.-Heavy pork ranges from $3.50 tt
$4,65. Light from $4,l2 to $4,35.
HIDEs.-Market fl m and demand good.
GREEN 4aa5c-dry sailed l0all4c.
GREEN sailed 5a5ac
CALLow.-llall3c.
l.AKD.-S1a9c.
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AHOT CORN. /.

We are under obligations 10 Mr. Rattray, book
seller, for copy Of this work.
Tracts containg extracts from the story with
tho above caption have been circulated all over
the Union, and already interest Tough has been
manifested in it to insure it wide success. In
order that all may know what it is and Of wha.
il is made we copy the title page "Hot Corn
Life Scenes tn New York Illustrated, including
tts story Of Little kitty, IAadalina, the Rag pick
U's Daughter, Witd Maggie, &C., OitA original
lesigss engraved BY NJ Orr"-by Scion Robin
son; De Wit & Davenport, Publishers
Price a vs.
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Mr. Bedini, the Papal Nuncio, arrived in This
city yesterday. iacog, at the house OF bishop
Fitzpatrick Some German people heard OF
his arrival shortly before midnight 500 OF them
assembled on the common, when huge efhgy
was brought upon the ground, and affixed to
one of the guide boards. Fire was hen appli
ed to it, ring formed The crowd then pro-
ceeded to Bishop Fitzpatrick's house, when the
Nuncio was saluted with groans, yells, and
cries of "Butchcr of Boglona.' After which
the mos, dispersed. No attempt was u lie
by the police to arrest them for their demonstra-
tons.
The steamer Niagara sailed, to day, for Liv-
erpool, with 81 passengers aud $630,oOo in
specie.
Bsdini's name is not on the list of passengers,
and il is said that he did not leave on her. 1t is
mat,er of doubt whether the Nuncio has been
in the city at all, no,withstand the demonstra-
lion,
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New York. Feb 9

W" &.
Alexander Heilbroll, the young man claimed
by the British Government on charge of for
gerry, was brought before Judge lngersoll, this
morning on a writ of ha6sus corpus. The Mar
shall made return that he held the prisoner on
the warrant of the u. S. Commissioner unde,
the law of Congress, August 18th, 1913. Mr.
Basterd, fos the prisoner, requested until to-
morrow in which to traverse the return. The
motion was granted and the case stands adjourn.
ed to day at IL o'clock.
J. l.. Gates, the well known arts, Of this city,
died to day.
The new steamer Yankee Blade was sold to.
day for the Pacific to take her place in the In
dependent Line
No news of the Arabia, now due at Hall
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