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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

SiTEAhsIuPs BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK.
- direct steamship ALPS win sail from Havre d.
rect for New York, without calling any port In Eng
iand,) Saturday, Gath Of November. Tho rates OF
freight and passage in rrt and second cabins win b
very moderate The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced The rate Of insurance =
France In less by ships from HAvre direct for New
than In ships calling At English port Apply In Havrs
and Paris II Boulevard dss ltarn TO Donald Curr.s
or In New York, 70 I. CuNARD, Bowling Green.
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nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION C0MPANY-F0H
" Bremen, via southampton. United states mai
steamship WASHINGTON, u. CAvendy, commander, viii
sail for Bremen touching at Southampton 10 land the
mails and passsn for England and Franss Satur
day Feb - at IL O'Clock, ~, from pier No. 81, North
River.
sKw YORK SOUTHAMPTON on
BREMEN.
In first cabin, main saloon ...................tl $3.50
In hrst cabin lower saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ITO
IN breohu Oo
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each steamer
Specie delivered In Havre London. All letters must
pass through the Post Once For passage freight APP
ply TO 9, II. SAND, Agent, II South william At
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington,
and sail March "a.
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U-O 1AiiOIps WAND ~ MERCHANT TAILOR.
iBs establshHsBi On Bfgai-ay hrsi eisss cattsr,
cspate II iAsDs The sstfs chss u TIE eating depart
mont To one Dos.s.siBs sone capital sBi buslnsss
connection whien may D. fslsi %, NffantAg.ous
rsDssnsst uoaid ~ made. All communications Ill 10
ispt strictly confidential, asS Dsns 81, b. recs,vsd
lees accompanied -th real sane Ana rssasnos Arsssd
20 A., Hersh 0Ges.
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M q. LAsEfGREES, SWEDISH GiSTtEAAsl
Nl about thirty four years 81 ag., middle height
fuD faeo, DARK vEisksrs heavy beard, sol " sept~
appeannes, Tor come tirae p1st IN the smplsg 81 a.
Bafmore Co, a. bookisspsr, left hs home ~ Lap
nAfd iirsst en- Wednesday ghi aDous eeloss, sta
cut bling hsard from since. He hAt on blAcf hat
bsek overec>t with velvet collar dsrk ysy p<nis ad
stout grain Is.thsr boots There every rsas0n " b
beys that sotos accident has ,ecsr.i 20 hm. Any
informston from him wi " thaBkfniiy Feosiv~i A.
B.rfnore 90 q Ies osiee, foot " Hab-rs street.
Dp.s0xAL.-TTfg EyIATTy1-s oYGDoE6gY. AIG.n,
Il recsnly mat q sAs oct 81 ns pr. ani suS
po>sd % h~ from pennsJi vsna. bsAf somstkinx
w XXI fnuIus % s,a a.,.
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vlIANrED--A YOUNG MAN 10 DRIVE BREAD
w cart and work In bakery one who has had some
experience al both, and ,Ake Of horse pre-
ferred Address with reference, Baker boz los Herald
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-30
HARRlSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimulant

WILL cure all diseases caused by prostration Of
digestive power It. action is immediate
stimulaut, To- rouse the vital energy To- its healthy
force tonic, to sustain and pcrpctuate that
force till healthy ,ccrctions restored and natu-
raj power returns. II will remove all mild forms
f Cholera, Cholera Norbus, by scutcry, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agus; aud in cuunec-
tiOn with liarison'S Columbian Vegetable Enetic
will cure the most severe clsscs of these and
other acute diseases ia the shortest possible time
The Dyspcptc finds immediate relief, and pygua-
ueut cure, in its use. For all Bronchial and Pull
inonnry Affections il ma. great restorative efficacy.
The achuhol aud opium iucbrltes will find it a
perfect substitute iorboth those diseasecn geude
and notwithstanding articles. II is an exclusive
ly vegetable composition and pure tonic and
stimuaut, without the slightest discasiug proper
~ in it, composition %, action ON the system. The
friends ul Temperance then Will fnd 1t AN agent of
great potency in their cause aud that the yitidtod
cravings of diseased appetite under IL, Use will
give pt." 'u lr'lfuN action and natural It.ill..
IL Is ,y..u- to tHv taste, Aut grateful To tine sem
.ibiliti,s of the stomach, II may Dee taken ~ IT,,
present form, rich ,yrup, or in water maxim; @
delightful .',.JEc. A. daily beverage, It, dee
hci"u-u',. d, .urpual,d hy any rruvutrd or L.n-
holic preparation. It prevents a. we'll cures
disease ltI.,. applicable III iIl seasons, go ni 10
disease. Hut conditions of life, aud from ,N-
trenc Il infancy g. .Ntrcme ot age. Price -
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GOING EAST.

THURSDAY, Oct, 4th, 1855,
nNE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each wsy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-30
R,liyious Intelligence.

We know not to whom to creditthe following
statement. a." The Congregational Church IN
Vermont contained in 1886, total oil $50
members wilhelm 1855 there are only lI,IOo'
And from this latter must be deducted 2i3l
reported as non resident, leaving but l4-9Il.
All parts of the State suffer, though various
ly. The loss of members for that period is
in Windham County, 5per cent Windsor
County, 81 per cent; Orange County, l2.5
per cent Rutland County, q per cent. Some
churches have become extinct, many greatly
enfeebled. The church in llubjardton,
Rutland County, in 1886 had % mem bcrs
Since that time So have dimissed by letter and
the church now consists Of but ~ members.
Nor is this dninutiOn in Vermont confined
to Congregationalists. Methodists and Bap-
lists suffer in about the same proportion.
Episcopalians are very scarce in the State,
and Unitarians more so-only four or five con-
gregations in the State. Out Of l9j Congrc-
gational Churches, more than 80 are aided
number is increasing yearly. Other States
in New England draw upon Vermont for mi
nisters-two have very recently gone to Mas
sachusetts, Three young men Of Vermont
were ordained, Sept. 9th, ut Rutland, A.
foreign missionaries. Without more minis
terial labor and Divine influence Vermont is
in danger of becoming religiously speaking a
waste place"
A state convention Of the sabbath school
teachers Of Massachusetts,, has been held in
Boston, for conference in regard to the best
means for conducting this great Christian
enterprise. The meeting was largely utten
ded and the exercises were conducted with
great spirit. So much interest was manl,s-
ted thatit was voted % continue the couyen-
tion annually, and permanent organization
was effected with that object
Kossuth says of the concordat recently
concluded between the Roman See and the
Emperor Of Austria,
This concordat is evidently calculated to
transform the Austrian domiuious (Hurgary
by the might OF foreign INVASION lncluded)
into domuin OF pnpil ambition; and the
thlrty-slx millions vi their Inhabitants into
as many instruments Vi JesuitIsln.
The Professionalism Of hungary, he reasons -,
is to be hushed by it,-anu he deems it Il
great aggressive step OF Rome.
While the Bishops Of the Roman Church
Che goes ON to sly) were Il lew months ago
celebrating ut home ON the dogma Of the
immaculate conception, some Of Us have been
informed that the CHIEF object Oi secret
deliberations was noVniug less than the
nat a o. ,.i
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E>RoM the worst Scrofula down to common PIN
L pie lie has tried it in eleven hundred
cases, and never flIei except in two cases. (both
thunder hnmorl lie has now in hi: pq,,,es,,.ii9n
twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to cure nursiu; sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst Kind O.
pimples on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of bi.es
Two bottles warranted 10 the worst m
ker 10 the mouth and stomach,
Three 10 five bottles warranted to cur, tn
worst Of erysipclas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all hr
NOR ia the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running O.
the ears and blotches among the hair,
Four to six bottles arc warranted to cure coIru0.
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly erup,ions of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
worst Of ringwOrm.
Two or three bottles arc warranted Ia cure Tho
most desperate of rheumatism.
Three TO four bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will euro the worst case Of
scrofula.
A benefit .nlway, experienced from the first ..o
and perfect i, warranted wheu the above
quantity is taken. Reader, pc ljlcl over a tUol-
sand bottles Of this in the vicinity Of Boston.
know the elects of it in every ease. SO sury as
water will extinguish fire, sure will til. cur.
humor. | never sold bottle Of il uut that bottle
sold another. After trial il l!uays axis sl.
itself There two thing. about this herb tim.
appear to me surprsing-frst, that II grows ia our
pastures, in some cases quite plenty, and yet its
value has never been known until discovered IL iu
1916 second, that it should cure M i..I, ,! hut
NOR. have given it to my children d year u.i.
men Of sixty from the Lomel.r-t un4sa IN io.' o..
up 10 the belle of Nonautuln, aut ia all the cur. j.
certain No change Of dietis ever necessary. Eat
the best you get
Over fifty thousand Bottle, have bee. ...t ia
Vermont the past year-uud--Aarv uu.lrl.
have given their certificate. Of it. value. y =
medicine sold with such uuriva.I,I ~ .er...
and never d a medicine receive such vxirl..iiu,r.
recommendations from its patrons.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, l-u
Warren ST., Roxbury, Mass, Prize 3 co.
~ Druggists, Merchants ana others who would
like to act Agents please send IN their order. 5o
FRED. j.. SMITH. Druggist. HOnipClie-
General Wholesale a gent Tor Vermont
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor. H4xtury, ..t-..
A. C, SPEAR and ruEO. A. PE-h, Agents, sur.
lingtoni l.. L. BUTCHER son, ~ HIhlns; II.
A. HODGES, and E. u. GREEN, Richmond II.
G. SPRAGUE, Nergennes. Als., by DRUGGIST and
Merchants everywhere.
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Iis remarkable fir'. tht' among fha hun li-l. -
emr"tt rh, -inntus who hH1r ry-fUIr-I the racIr. 30
whi"t ltils shraPsIna d. prepared .ut ore I.- ,.-
denied i' bur all arroy'd ~. aud commend IT. u ti-
higN--t t,HIne Many Ihssrtti.- express tl.i-..
Hruiv.. r III, belief tla' r b. l-ciIri, th- h.-t t-.rt
rA',n oi >4r.dI ulisa that hrs ever t.i ',.i l..
pubic. Although there are ihHul phlsi.itl- .fa i s
utucc Goo having their iun,s appended zoo .I-
nI,tda'uu Of ANY particular remedy nurNitu-aiI..
the may approve oi IN the highest j, gree there t,
ot!.rs who frankly Yield their sGIp.rt TO- ty.r q
remedy which they kuow is caJai.. Of uif .U much
go", afflicted community. A-a evidence rrI th.
r,Nlu. from old aud respectable ph, -isiaus o I..b
-taIiiug 10 'hs community IN which the. live.
TEsIIiiUAY.
u Testimony like 'hr following renders suu.illuu.
all rruu-t he efficacy of uU sHr-aptriia FROM
Dt. .r laulciI Professor It .hrnj.ry IN fhe Ioui.t-
M-l'si rosg": have aDr,J ov.t o.. .,t II Ingredients
confor 'onu Eu.ls CON pound F,'ryc. u s4r-stArIs
ara .4tt T." i.-t"n sr, il ''st thry form u sAfs
compound ava oic 'ng lT'uFr' wei ~ chroni t,-rases
10 ~I'h " ,s "a l.' So J. = YANDLLi.M y
l'ui-Si lie. june l~iN
Nhe' ~ o.. ',-. r'.'........' . .,-i' .. ... Z.
u,la Nar.at li..i .h|. a,.ut l..t. sod. ,5s-'l~.
i.,l-.r.l.. '.4rs" =. -
",aH''. ''r J-.rt, toto 'it. l-'. tr,'iu 81
John Bulls salsa PER. .,nI taar.r sc'mlu'.u 10
be ~s"~'u' ot-. Hft Ne .l...-i 'u produce
sIt-1fi'e iu preston uu ID" 'u. hiN- used Dc"
In IuhuD aui p.iya'" pee iao sul ttua II she Lest
hrr,s Of -Hr-tTHIlIH nov va u-p
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For Higher schools and Academies.
THE STANDARD FIFTH READER, Emo

The first four Readers form a complete series Of
Reading Books for the Primary, Grammar and
District schools of the country. The Fifth Reader
is intended AZ first class book for high Schools,
College. and Academies,
Tho unbounded success with which this series of
Readers has met since its publication, leads the
publishers to say emphatcally, that no series of
Readers ever published in this country has had
such uniusrsli rccommcriIti9n from all who have
examined them. And that their adoption through
out the country by School Committees and Teach
crs who have thoroughly examined their merits,
has been most general.
School Committees Of towns where schools are
about commencing, and Teacher. who DESTROYS
of using the best Reading Books, particularly
requested to examine this series, the publishers
feeling confident of their approval Of them, and
their general adoption Of the same.
,g-Copies of the Readers will be furnished gratis
to school Committees and Teachers, who desi-
of examining the same, application to the
publishers Or they will be sent by mail, pre- paid
by scnding the amount in Postage Stamps. The
postage rates are, the Fifth Reader, "a cents
the Fourth, / cents the Third ID cent, the
ond, - cents, and on the First, . cents.
PHILIPS, SAMPSON < Co.
IS Winter Street Boston.
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Cure Your Cough! 1t Can BE ponr,!
BY USING
Smiths Anodyne Couch Drors

TfNHE greatest remedy ever -eor.Ip.l ..r.I. ire
l. diseases of the Throat and lu.., D........
Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, 4lunr-ut-. .u..it
Breathing. Pains in the CAcst, -r.,.iu.g Of U,.,I.
Sore Throat, Soreness Of the l.uu-..r..
This Medicine gives most i4.t4utau-.u- aud r,t.
feet relief-and when properly rg.yy,r.. With.
never fails to effect a rapid ami listing r.,...
Hundreds have been restored by ltNu1 l.I u.,i
all other remedies IN vain. Ccltl.n'.. .tit. sur
prising eihcacyarei in the pDss t'.r uIi..,
from the most eminent Phy.aHu. Bio ..r .t,-c.
Among them are
SAM'L W. THAYER, VI. D., Darlington. IT..
Drs. CLARK SMITH Montpelier w..
NICHOLS TIAlER, NauhC.lI, W..
and others, which want Of room vii, yref,ut men.
tionng.
L. p. WALTON, JR., DAN'LP. THOMPSON.
Col. Il. p. JEWErF, Z. W. SGORES, aud score, of
others in Montpelier, speak in the CHEST term. of
us efficacy after having used it repeatedly iu
their families.
Iron the Christian McsscurcrJ
Wherever this medicine is introduced, it at ,ue,
Attans that high reputation which 1t ,u richly de,
serves. What can stop its le,wheu on every L,ld
can be witnessed its wonderful cure The wort
cases Of Asthma, recent but dangerous coughs ,u4
also those that of long standiug) Jrough.-i. and
consumption, Tin its carly stages) are alvg..
cured by this remarkable medisiuc Only %, ...
per Bottle.
FRED. E. SMITH, Prop-ir4,.
Montpelier, Vt.
AGENT,-A. q. SPEAR. burlington.
Nov. "a, 1854. dGwtIngt
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Wlf Dom, Won Advertise
rurcaics and Provisions.
Most important to the Ladies'.


~ rEG,oNEE'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
- nave been lon; and widely known as invariably
certain n fr'nov'ns any stoppage, irregularty, 70
sIuPse->..H of the mcu,cs.
Ia the Female iiospitl- in Vienna, Paris and
Errlu, they have entirely superseded the use of III
other remedies because, where a cure is attanable
~ medicinal agencies, they are certain Of success
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred.
l''e, u h"t vpdchei for by undesirable testimony,
Ia uumcru, Instances producing returns of the
utuly rc1."I after all hope had been abandoned.
Ia every ease, trum whatever cause the obstruc-
.'"u may arise, As also To prevent pregnancy where
tIc health Will not admit of increase OF family they
are always efficient for which reason they must
n't De u'd during pregnancy, though always mild
hvuthy, al. aut certain in their effects.
Married ladies will fni particular instructions
in tbc directions, in which are stated the various
'vmpt'nl, by which the causes of the suppres ion
UIT Zoe determined.
r''c", "'c Dollar per BOX, containing explicit
ltrr"flln-.
Each r.N vail b, ,isued by Dr. H. q. Geissner
Principal Office, l41s LibertySt., New-Iork City
Ecs."G.'lr agents will be appointed tor their
.al. DE -,'u as practicable In the mean time all
ofurr- arc t. bee adlressed {, DR.. Il. q. Gris,ncr
~. IIu.ty ~trtct, New-lork city, or 10 box
$50. y. r'.t Office, aud q box Will lee cent l.,
rs''wu H'..p. 'hoy are put up in sealed envelopes,
."t $3.50 .. s''r with the s'rietcst privacy t. any
lIrt oi tsr ni'ci states.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
A-NIilut. mot uaIy iuo iTcctye but iuiuruu. r,tn-
!uuo.- l' pn,tiuG /" be " Female Puls" under all
.iui- OF nuInc. :" Iron pills" ''.ilycr pm.
,',o.l.u Ills" &c Periodical phi" 4 are at.
tempted o. b." ra'ncI of upon the crcduuu- o. I'M
wary. IT'S ."iy necessary tor tdic. be ou their
gua.i H-n. at tIH attempted imposition, and in all
case w Co. tr"-o i, n" auAorizrd agrut tor the sale
off, , 10. ssuct u snstruai Piils, to order direct
IRON h' miil, - return If whi'u O. b. WI
b. -..'.
authorized Agent, for Burlington aud vicinity.
tuHn. A PEEK. sud 4. q. SPEAR.
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Piano Fortes d luelodions.

Nlwt
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

..- r4r ia-.gls - |s.r17r isa-f =
Ess-s---- --s..s E:=s= :s.-=ss-i s.
--.zs------z.iI... * 81 =
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I ; it policy to bu, poor article which lasts only
d q short time and l. then worthless, would you
have a thing of the best quality Remember that
tho PIANO FORTES and MELoDEONS for sale by
l.. ;. RUST, warranted OF the first quality, and
are manufactured nv the best makers IN the cuuu-
~. Just call ~ the VI sic STORE ami compare
hem with other instrument, ct the kind.
Frp. itst'
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TILDEN g. cos.

fIuid and Solid Medicinal Extracts,
HAVING RECEIVED the Agency Tor the above
Extracts, am prepared to iur1i.h these yaIa-
able Medicines al wholesale ana rot.iI. nrr. q f.
and Physicians will find it for their interest o. Co..
ceiyc their supplies from me, as can furnish ,.r.
at the Manufacturers wholesale price. i0 nall a.
large quantities, thereby making t.ug o. A. g.u
Of freight,
Pamphlets containing list and i.l! dit..,i .-
may be obtained at Apothecary's Han.
d&wtf GEO. ~. ALLAN.
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NNE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District OF Chittcndcn, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate oil Luke Barrett late Of
Unlcrhill, in said District deceased, represented
insolvcut, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that rurposc,we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointments at tho dwelling Of
Margaret Barrett in Judcrhi in said District, on
the sd Mondays Of December and March neat, at
~ o'clock, A. NJ, On each Of said day.
Dated this goth day Of SCI TENDER A. d. 1853.
MARTIN NlHES. Cor,.rissi,,ors
sTEPllEN HALE. 5
w1qy3
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SPRING GOODS
Just Received ct LYMAN

y
NEW SPRING STYLE ~ LANES AND
PRINTS GU.Nt tiiENr VI TIM
CORNER STORE.
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Il. O S T II E. l M ,
For the Ladies'.
tNPED EMBROIDIRIIs

Isl '"ivcl now lot Of stamped Collar
Ju'rr sleeves, Bands and H'd'k'i.; also
enamel 'i'th aud working cotton, ut LYMtN'S.
&atca 81, i,55. s,r
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VIM. on and after Monday, Nny7th

AUD -Dtil further notice, run as follows-to wit
One of the above boats,
HJ.&G SOUTH. viii leave Rouse, Point every
-l1r.i.:, Sundays eXcelted) at o'clock, on arri-
.a. %. cars Of Cuamplaiu and 81, Lawrence Railroad
.Ta,u Montreal, reach burlington at 100 A. NJ, in
inc i.. TIE train Of tue Rutland and Burlington
Eai'l.,I gong south AMI last, Reaching Boston
4nd NV York same evening, and Whitehall at
o'clock, +. NJ, in time for car. which reach Troy
,ud Albany at Z. NJ. where pa,senger' can take
10 troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
Nv iork, or by same line passengers will reach
-Hnr.oct4y ut u Z. NJ, and connect with the tram
title [cw York Central Railroad going West i
.,i'e ~ Suspension bridge, Niagara Falls and
saH''t next morning.
.,NNING HOATs come SOUTH,
LIlNE HOUSES POINT every evening, (>un
.,, ,.op;cd) At o'clock, On arrival Of last train
.loa4 Montreal and Osdcnsburgh, reach Plattsburgh
e :, Port Is ut At o.; Burlington ut ~ O'Clock,
p. ~. and Whitehall II o'clock, next morning,
where passengers may take the cars tor Troy, Alba
rs, Nyw ORR and Schenectady, reaching New ork
p, dive. and suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Gu.a!y to tea.
DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.
Loa,o WHITEHALL. every morning, Sundays
,,y, Albany and schenectady, arrive at burlington
Of :. u'ciock, p. VI. connecting with the trains Of
"ufilut and Burlington Railroad from East and
-uutu. Thence directly to Rouse's Point without
auIlle :, aud arrive at F.. =. NJ, in time Tor passen
sers To arrive at Montreal same evening, and O-
.eu-. rsh to dine next day.
NINING BOAT GOING NORTH,
Leave WHITEHALL tAery evening, Saturdays
Excepted at O'Clock, arrival OF train from Troy,
i.o.iy, ami schenectady, arrive at Burlington at 5
o'clock next morning anu Port Kent aud PIatts-
our, arrive at Rousc's Point in time Tor pas
.cuz,rs to arrive at Montreal at lOs \. NJ, and
slcDsJur-A at p. VI.
The above Arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains Of the Rutland and Burlington
railroad at Burlington.
An arrangement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain, OF tue steamer Francis Saltus, to leave
flutt.bur;h every morning at : o'clock, and TO ar
rive Burlington via Port Kent, at lOs O'Clock, in
time tor passengers to take tue Line Boats tor the
south dud " est, and Of the Rutland and Bur
. iiuEtuu Railroad East and south
IIhNING, leave Burlin ston every afternoon
/ on the arrival OF the Boats from the south, with
passengers and mails Port Kent and Plattsburgh
p. DOULITTLE, Treas.
/ Burlington, May s. 1855. ddwtf
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- rRINCIPkL OTrICE-i No. = GiI-ry
Nuiid.n.. Eovtinud-- tr,Cr. Sow York; HnS
"a. Fifth--trret, Loui-vilI". H..
A. g. SPste, Agent for Burlington and vicinity
Dec.ll, 1854
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4 FEW BUSHELS choice Cranheu.s. ta,. .l,
~ received aud fer sale BY A. =. DEWEY
sept Goth, 1888. DIT
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GOING EAST.
Leave Osdcnsburgh at $50 4. NJ, arriving at
Rouses Point $50 P.
GOING WEST.
Leave EousCs Point at $50 Al Al, arriving at
u-dcuslurEL, $50 F.. #.
Connections.
A. houses Point, with Vermont s. Canada Rail
cal aud Lake Champlain steamers, for Boston.
Burlington, Troy, Albany, New-Nork and Cham
plain do st. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and
Quvhec.
At Nocr Junction, with Montreal 4 NeV-N ork
Railroad; tor Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh, Bur.
lu-ton, Troy, Albany and New-Nork.
AZ Ogdensburgb, with the Bytown Prescott
Hallway for the City of Ottowa, and Ontario t.
Lawrence Steamboat Company's steamers for the
South and West.
Passengers by Railroad 60 through to Troy sane
day; by Lake Champlain steamer, arriving early
next morning.
Through Tickets to be had by either Route at the
principal stations.
raiu, stop 30 minutes at Malone for dinner.
GEO. V. HolLE, supt.
OFFICE y. r. R., Malone y. Y,
sept. 90 ls55 W.T.
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For Bows.

A FIJI. ASSORTMENT OF all wool Iweoj, and
Union Cdssimcrcs. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens for Goats aud Pants, just tho thing, Or
H"Mne' year At LYMAN'S
MAY t. 1888 lt,y,.