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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

We sec no solid grounds ON which the pull
pit can stand but that Of faithful. fearless,
unsparing testimony against every kind CT
iniquity, whether condemned by the state or
not-whcather chronic or casual, corporate
OF personal, common or peculiar If this be
not the true ground, who will say what is If
a clergyman may wink at certain iniquities
because they have long passed uuquestloned,
or arc tolerated by the state, or are upheld
and committed by respectable people, we APP
prehend the church will soon become mere
clock for cherish aud convenient sins, with no
more moral power Or saving grace in America
than it exhibits 10 Abyssinia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Long Summer Days.

In Skinner, when the days were long
We walked together in the wood:
Our heart was light, our step was strong,
Sweet flutterings were there In our blood,
In summer, when the days were long.
We strayed from morn till evening came
We gathered flowers, and wove us crowns
We walked mid peoples red as flame,
Or sat upon the yellow downs
And always wished our life the same.
In summer, when the days were long,
We ieaped the headgrow, crossed the brook 1;
And still her voice flowed forth in song,
Or else she read some graceful book,
In summer, when the days were long.
And then we sat beneath the trees,
With shadows lessning In the noon
And, in the sunlight and the breeze
We toasted many gorgeous June,
While larks were singing DER the leas.
In Summer, when tho days were long,
On dainty chicken, snow. white bread,
We feasted, with no grace but song;
We plucked wild Strawberries ,ipe and red,
In summer, when the days were long.
We loved, and yet we knew it not,
For loving seemed like breathing then;
We found q heaven in every spot
Saw angels too, In all good men;
And dreamed Of God in grove and grot.
In Summer, when the days arc long,
Alone wander, muse alone
see her not but that old song,
Under the fragrant wind is blown,
In Sumner when the days are long.
Alone wander in lie wood
But one fair spirit hears my signs
And half see, SO glad and good,
The honest daylight of her eyes,
That charmed me under earlier skies.
In summer, when the days are long,
love her as we loved of old
My heart Is light, my step is strong,
For love brings back those hours Of gold,
In summer when the days are long
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Che 9ofiol Circle.
Bible Preaching.

Where the notion that the talent employed
in Christian teaching ought to lie within
limited and humble range, without any hgh
flights. any deep soundings, any glowing lam
guage, any metaphorical illustrations, or any
masculine argument, can have originated, one
would be at loss to learn, were the Bible
alone-Old Testament and New-the source
of our information There we eco the power
of the Holy Spirit, rot allaying itself with
one order oil mind, Or with one stamp of com.
position, tanned down to a standard of prop
erness, consecrated by tho aesthetics Of some
small and proper men. but using every facul.
ty that God ever gave to the human soul
every faculty Of thought, illustration, aud
speech-hoilowing by its fire all genius. all
life life and all nature, touching every thing
and Illuminating every thing; SO that there
is not one scene of domestic life, and not one
object Of Gods outer world, to which the
tongue Of psalmist or prophet, or the Great
teacher himself has not given voice, and
made it speak to us in sacred poetry. From
the grass beneath the mowers scythc, or the
lily that child has plucked--from the
bridegroom's beaming face, or tho nursing
mothers bosom-up to the lightning, the
sun, and the stars, every thing is hollow ed
by ray from the Bible, and is hung round
by its sacred associations
We can not but believe that this is the in
territorial, model, and that men of all orders,
with talauts Of every possible shades, are
meant to be employed in Gods holy ministry
and that, therefore, any narrower view foun-
ded either upon the ideal of some prominent
example one class of preaching, on the taste
OF given age, or on any notion whatever of
classic style and property, is but an invention
to cramp aud trammel that which must ever
lastingy be frce-the utterance of men who
come to speak to us Of all things infinite
Arth1r's Tongue Of Fire."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

William n. Rsiss, Estate.

STATE OF yERMOAT,l IN Probate Cunt h' lden at
WAsHiscros DisTncr, S. Montpelier, Within and for
said District, the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1886
GEORGE, Administrator ofihe Estate of William R..
Il Bliss reeentv Y. Guy, and late VI caais in said
District deceased presents his administration account for
settlement WhereuJon, II Is ordered tRt the same be
referred to the 7th day Of October next the Probate
Office in said MonteIier for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
of this order In The Green Mountain freeman, printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully may be,
that they may appeai and said time and place. If they
see cause, object thereto
By order Of Court,
Attest. NELSON A. CHASE, Judge
Atrue copy OF Record,
so Arrest Mel SON A. CHASE, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

STATE of VERMONT. IA a Probate Court, holden ut
LAMouLE DIsrRIcr: ! he Probate Office, in Norris
town. within aud for said District The Is, dry II Sep
TENDER, d., 1856:
Present. III. Hos. SA AUEL MERRIAM, JupGG:
CR1SPUS SHAW, Of Eimure, Guard'aE If Francis N.
" Gale. infant, having ted to his Court that
said Ward is seized his own righ Of cert lin Real Estate
situate IN the town Of Eimnre described! fuws: Being
divided half uf the Homestead belonging Jasper
~ Gale late % said Eore, deceas d. aud that it is
essary dispose ufhe Tor the supper and m,nicn
ance Of said Wad.
Whereupun II is herel,r order by said Count thai
hearing said application h. hi the Probate Office in
Murr>ttwn tbe 9Th day If uctb,r D. 1885, aud that
ncce to al PERSONS interested bc gwen b, Publishing he
substance i the above application order thereon tbr
weeks succpssv ly, in TIE Green Mountain Fi' email
printed ut Monpelir III order that they may rpp'ar and
show cause, If any they may have, Ally said eii ion ought
not Ia br granted. BY the Court
Attest. J. e. BURNETT, Register.
A tmr cory OF record,
Attest. J. G.. UUk SETT, Register,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Farm fise AaIc,

II L subscriber offers for IL his Farm si,a,e in Mid
dlesex on Onion river, two miles from Mnntuslrr
village SAID Farm consists VI ab"Ut hundred ucrrs
-fnIty acr being meadow. Mst ufthe hin land |. ,od
tliage and. aud there Is prniy of wood land for The
lam SAID farm Il wei watef,d and The buildings and
fences ARE III good repair p wishing Il. p,rchasr
nice ltraon, viii do well To call soou, Far nuber
information enquire Of George w. Bailey, ESQ O, The
subscriber ON Tue premises. ]. +. BAILEY
X, Qn.,pa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

The SExEs.-There are men. tori enting
women, and omen-torlnentitg men in the
world. both Of them expert in tho armature
of men -craft and women-craft. And there
are times when it is the easiest thing imag.
Unable for tho sexes to be enamoled of one
another; and other times when it Is the hard.
est Of all tasks to tolerate their caprices, in.
firmities and contradictions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
poetifal
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Deal Gently with the Erring.
Br rHs MousrAIs mAD.

Deal Gently Win the EI1AuS.
Br THE MOUNTAIN MAID.
Nay, turn ye not with cold disdsin
From that shrinking one awayi
One kind word, one gentle look, may
Win her back to virtues way.
ferchanee she was thy childhood's friend,
Thy friend in early youth,
And trod, like thee, the narrow path
OF virtue and Of truth.
Wrapped in mans most noble mien,
The vile seduoer came
Won her young heart---then crush's Its hopes
Meath sorrow, sin and shame.
None but loving God may tell,
The bitter tears she's wept,
The high and firm resolves she's made,
Has made and nobly kept
The modest blush that dyes her cheek,
The tears that unbidden start,
Tell that virtue may dwell again
Within that sad, young heart.
Extend to her sister hand,
Lead her back to virtues way;
For oh she is a sister still,
A sister gone astray!
And oh It's time to WOO her back,
To chase away despair,
To strengthen her young heart, and plant
The rose Of virtue there !
" illOw Glen, Aug. 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

EDassiel Na~h's Estate,

THE Subscribe, having been appointed 10y the un0ra
bic Probate Curi Tor the District Of ashln gIn, Com,
10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of DANIEL
NASH, late of DmSb IN said District deceased, repre-
scented insolvcnt, and the term of sis moihs from the a
day of August 1850 being allowed by sid Court 10 ihe
creditors Of said deceased. Ia exhibit aud prove thr
specive claims before give Notice that will attend Ia
ne duties Of our appointment at the Dwelling hose o
Henry Nash, In Duxbury, In said District ,hesec"nd
tuesdays OF Oci"btr aud January next al one O'Clock
in the atternoon, On each Of SAID avs.
HENRY +. JAMES,
IRA ARMS, '" 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
POTHlEEOyEAyHE.

'IfE and beahi fl uf unlu-niing he sinr..i
| Glass Vessel Ia resemble the FiSesr PnSrgp On 81,
ny ,rtrHE ~ THE i'osv. l. crearug m iumpns, *
mrni. iIsd,rs aud C'nrnrn alike fascinated VIII
his delightful ,cCulftpd, cha tr aud ec CANT nu>
mrhi fT Children and Schools, encouraging ta>te ia,
grlce in dssiIn aud harmony in the Arrangement u cnrs
The whne ART can be- pcriry mq,irej IL half II h,ni
Bok # instruction separately sl Boxes cuu,ainu.
Vases, Book, aud every article required S. sent hy ex,r,
CONTENT, NEABY 90. Whoirsai. Stn .
$40 Broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Matthew'S Estate.

state OF NERMONT,t IN Piuh,e touri holden At
L.MnlLLE Di,rRIcr, -. Murr,slown, within aud for
said district HE lst day of september, A. d. 1856,
4 LMEkIN TINKER, Adnrnsrinr IN the Estate e
n Fr, man H. Matthew's late Of M"rislnwa,n said District
deceased present, his adm nstraon for s-rm
Whereupon II Is ordered thai tie he referred To-
Eth ay ofOctnhe the probat- Office in said Norris
tnwn, fur examination allowance. and that all concerned
he notified hereof by The put caon T., this order IN The
Green M""ntin Fireman, printed al Montpelier, three
week. svry ats,u may hr N II they may a.,
pear ~, sei1 and place. and, If they caises Jec
thereto ny order Il COut,
Att.,, 10. BURNETT, Register.
AHu, copy uf Record
33 Attest J. BURNETT, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

STATE or VERMONT IN rnla'e t'erl holder at
LAMoiLLr Dnrn'cr,ss Metrs'wn, wUhi" and for
said District, On tie LIST dl, Of Stit lnber d Haj.
y; ERlLLA GALE, Admin i,aIdx on the Estate ,f
"a Jasper N. Gale, Hlv Of Eim"rr, in said District,
deceased presents his administration account f. settle
nient: Wereupo, curdrrd la; tn, lie referred
the orb day q! October next al lie Probate Oice ia said
M"rriSuwn, for Examination and allowances and thai all
concerned he notified hcreufhy tie nblicaono this order
III the Gieeu A"untlin freeman, printed Al Npnpelier
thte weeks snc'c-svcy may he that they may
appeal and III SAID time and place i,lhvy cause, c
thereto. by Ouier of Court,
Attest J. c. BURNETT, Register
4 true CUpV of ReruYd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

u give consumers some iuel III our SALTS, We
ann lht following -cale IF prices viz.
5b. Snuch"ng Tea 81. hb, Mocha Coffee, ,00
Sill. 0olng - II. IN. JAVA 30.
IN Y. Hysnn aaj. SD. good 100.
" The SPICE arc pat ~ in nnd . lb tin CASES.
expressly for fmih Use and warranted to be strictly
pure aticle aud only need trial to establish Them in
pncIlc lavur
SPANISH COFFEE We would call the attention Of
and dealers TO SPANISH CoFrEE article
which is highly esteemed and gives the greacs satsac
oi 1t prepared with particular AID by peculiar
proces in roisng pound Of this Coffee it is believed
is eQnal to ! lbs. OF any other
DADElION COFFEE This article Ia ca efuI'y pre-
pared our Mills, and put up in packages having our
trade mark, and may be relied upon the bost aud
approved mixture 81 dandelinn and coffee.
TARAXNCUM OR PREPARED DASDELInN Roor.-This mr.
cIc is prepared and roasted our Mills is reuiied by
Family Grocers generally In city aud country. and bearing
our trade muk Chinamnn grinding c"fne,' ~ he re.
lied upon as the iESuiSE ARTICLE. The proportion US ed
is about ole half the quantity Of coffee The price is 20
cents per pound aud 1t is warranted to be the
that winch has been sold for fifty cents pound by Drug
gisis
The medical properties of Dandolinn are well KNOWN
and held in high estimation by all who Use it, This being
preparation Of the r,o with all its medical virtues
tanned, he mixed with coffee nut AS hest suits .
taste. aud will b. found cbeap and economical family
beverage, one pound Of which being nearly eqaal to iva
pounds Of coifr IL Is prescribed ny eminent pin
si,ins, L. invaliIs children and aeed PERSONS M
iricos he rrnge, and as remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious
affections, &c.
10 BE- careful t., observe hat n, Offices have on
trade mark 6 Chin man grinding Coffee'
~ j" CIR GERS AND DEALERS. liberal discount Is
m'dr, enabling them To supply cir customers the same
| i,w rates.
| w TO CASH PURCH tSERS.-Odr object being To
secure barge sales At nd, profits, offer inducements
winch Cannot he afforded by those who do business ON the
c,tdit system AND confidently invite ex,ni nation
~ th QUALITY OF our Stock and "ur prices COM red
with h"Se at any other house.
! Boston, Aug. Is, 1856 36m6
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Nnfia.a.

HERERY give nnce thai this day give my son irving
w. Aiwo"d, his time dining tbe nanderu his IN Mr..
ny aud shall claim none VI his edthiugs paw any debts
- MS Contracting from This date. H. AFWuuD.
East Bethel, May 1876 3sx3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Malice,

V'HE ANNUAL MEET ING If Stockholders If the Yer
L moht Central Rail Road CoinIany, for the election
Of seven Directors and any other business necessary, will
be holden ~ the American House, Burlington, VI, on
Ines1dy The 3hh day Of Seq trm5er next, at 10 O'clock
n. NJ. by ofder Of the Direul,lrs, -.r
E. r. WALTON. Clerk.
An t956
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
KID GLOVE CLEANER.

an IhPnTfHII Tl,CVtIy 10 Tie Eco niSi--SInpihinu
Entirely new Just Imported
JnUVEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
tof instantly ctEaN'Se KID GLOVES wthi the siipri
est smell Rub small puition on he p,y, and the a.
Instantly dsalpe,rs-cnn be warn Immediately afetwarl,
One ho,'l4 Ia warranted To rean my pairs royes-
fuceao ce"is Tryh beore buying. An the agents ar
presented with pen hottie 4, prove 49, ,' H. ~
Agents are coinins money by the M nrrc-a M ed dem,a
more ore, wanted ,a CONTENT, NEARY & CO.,
Iyi Wholesale Store, No. 500 Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

NllE real estate ofC e. Bullock. late of rin deceased
L pleas iniiy located mile fran Refl9h CORNERS and
two and half miles from Montpelier IN the prrui.e
is Hnhse, Woud Shed and Ram in good repair; asu
good water privilege. For further particulars rnurr of
he subscriber the premises
OrLENA BULLOCK
Berlin Sept. &c, 1856 aa. a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
EAAEsEOYAssE.Ei HATS

Ut u I3DLENILE FOX C.YNH.
Eh lERS in Hats, Will find AZ iGASk'S well known
~ establishment cn',rr IF Chatham e itar sheets,
NEW iUEk u g'"d assortment at SILK HATS which lie
VIII sell ( t cash, m quaui rs To suit purcbI sers.
No . aioeSkin, So 90 per dozen.
Ne. ., do 80 90 do
M. =, do 400 do
M. 4, do 27Uu do
a. have manufactured Ars Tor this Trade, far the last
twelve years, and always given aIactun, purchasers
can depend al me. aiyit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
p,obat.e Courts,

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts 81 thin and for
wAsHsGTos DISTRICT SIS. the District aforesaid will be
held the Probate Office, in Montpelier Tuesday Teach
week during the year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
John GrisvyOld's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden q
Dist let, on the iah day OF September, A. D. 1856.
TOhN GRlSWOLD, Administrator I'll ne Estate of
y JOHN GRISW0l.D, late of EdeE, In said District,
deceased presents his administration NJ Tor settle
nent Whereupon, it is ode ed that the same he referred
to the 7h day OF October nsx, at lhf Prhoate Once,
in said johnson, FIR examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hrreuf by the publication
Of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed AT
Montpelier three weeks successfully soon as may be-
that they may appear and at said Time aud place 1t they
SEE cause, object thereto.
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
tue copy Of record,
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LEATHER ANgs FINDINGS.
BROOKS g. MECUEM.

BKUUkN Z NJ EIUEN.
Blackstone, aud Fuhnn, nni Shoe aud Leather st,
BOSTON.
Importers and Dealers in Shoe Findings Manufacturers
IT Leather Particular afrn nn paid 10 getting mp the
dfirent machines used lo Trade, VIZ: Ceiling, SPLIT
ugand 'fnping iachNcs, &C Orders received by III il
expre,s will receive irompt attention. All articles IL
M line nj tie nNNesi LinlI nrcn IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
FARM sNasIa sAAAEG!

lH suh1 fioHt rfr hT lie the f,rm which h.
iivrS--tilN tue artrs-siinnltd in Murrist,wu. on
whir IL tun'"rtile !iw HING House, good aud nearly
new iidtu md Sh Al.n barge new Hop lnls", wi h
l"e ih"lhg "tcf III bah the hons. aud ham: al STA.
!ttH ~ }i' hfk Nrhtf seven acres at eNr Wool and
frlntt LAni WIN GO! rnnning whlrt tuci tuu-hSant
hco>@ "n" tl fr"n ID time lot the above farm siln
ated very p asanily IL Rzfhfee fnlHhs tu tiie fnh,
either Hydtitrk, rjdy' FAia, Nnti.v-. The siua
lion nj The IN 81 pleasant Ia TIT. vicinity There j.
also one hnndren e Wiid Land, fur or five miles
distant. whchwi he sold with Tho frm II de- irrd
P~re"ns Wishing tu purchase fIru, are respectfully
invited TO look ovri the ptcpItes.
ELIJAH WATER VAN.
vi rfi-tOWr Jane l4ii ..jSyj. a7f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

THE Subscribers, having been apnted by the Honor,
able pruba Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine, aud ADJUST all claims
and demands OF all persons against the Estate Of Jonas ~
Brown, late Of Calais in said District decreased repre-
sened ."vent, and the term Of six months from the rs
day If August, 1856, being allowed by said Court
creditors said decease,i, To exhibit and prove their re-
spectve claims before usgive notice that win attend
TO the duties of our appointment at the dwelling hcnse I"
|. NJ Blanchard in Calais, in said District, the a'i
Saturday ii October aud February next al 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, ON each Of said days.
!. n. BLANCHARD, i,.,,r,
JEROME u. BAILEY ! "" -
Calais, September II, A. ID. 1856. 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

Somebody says, very beautifully "As the
small planets are the nearest the sun, so are
little children nearest to God"
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TO DRUGGISTS AND oTHER DEALERS.

For the convenience If Druggists and Individuals
nsiug This Medicine in the State Il Netmin cotsam
supply viii he kep ia the bands of State Agent FRED
e. SMIr and all applications orders wil be promptly
I'll lad, on The same terms when adureddrd IL us.
P v. Z. COVENTRY & en-. rrrri-t"rs.
~ Gene. ee 81. Auburn \. Y.
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TiEICI VEN.
I'm . ortnnt from DIR. Il. w. sabin, of RoChcs.

ter, New York.
December |, 1873
This may certify that have made trial IT " BACHS
AMERICAN COMPOUND" in Il ease Il severe Bronchial
Affection and long standing irritation OF tile iutus coat
uf the ilmentay track. BY The use oi two bottles OF TIE
above Com pound, il IS thought permanent cure wasti
feced. have its wonderful effects IN decided
Of ScrUia Con nmptloh, whetr the ph'lt NJ was
thou ht be beyond rirraitei liking few bottles Of
the American t'mp'und, il now Thought I" lie VT Ut
d'ngrr and neal we'll From v hat hav H'ra Ut the
If etof HE tnnlonud, n Md certainly rconh"nd 'I'
in such as above named.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

In every material action of your life con-
slider we'll Of its probable result.
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= eFanOgat e. Canada Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Nor hern, West ern, British and
United States Mail Route,

IrRins Going North.
Al Nll TRAIN cuEntc,s at Windsor aud White River
NI IIncthh with ains iiom B,srnh. and springfield
same DAY and r IN NV York tile dry pevuns nj % PM
leaves Winds al rs connects al Burlington h Steam
tfs IN Lake thampaiH far Saratoga, al Houses Point
win IRAN Far H~NrRE.L the same P. and next morn
ing with tain that arrives uGDE vsRURGH in time
Western Railroad Express Lines Ningr Falls Buffalo,
Hamilton chicago, AMI the v Est
Accommodation Train connects AT Windsor and White
River Junction with trains that leave Hstnn nj u 0p noon
md New rk at 8 0O AM, same morning. stops over
night al Nor'hrll leaves at 10 AM connects at Rur
ngon with Lake Champ'in Steamers aud Rutland
Road and Al Rnus-s Point with trains far Mnntrr g., ~
Dgiens'heh arriving in time IT, take the American line o
STEAMBOATS, for he West, same evening
Trains GOingSOuth.
Mail Tram ciInrCt> AZ HuuseS Penn with n train fun
OGpENsBuRGH night before ana from Nlaune and Nov
ihe same norning, M Whit River Junction witt
trains for II JrhnSbnry, and The WHnE Fla ScuN,,
Nnr MAINS same day ALSO with Northern n. II Road f
Boston, Lowell &C., thriving those places early b,
ether route also, connects at Windsor with train FL
Bellows Falls. Fuchhl' ph, rngfei'l, aud arrive i,
New York same venting and At Burlington wb stri m
ers ON LAKE Champaln. Leave Rhuses roini 40 NJ.
st. Albnrs ~ AM, Burlington 9i5 A. M, Mohtp-t
| | 90 .r
Accommodation Train CONNECTS nj R,uses Puial will
trims from OgdenShurs aud Montreal, stops nigh
at " hue River Junction Windsor and CONNECTS viii
nihs arriving III Bnst"n al % NJ. anJ New York Il
Arm.
Tickets for Buffalo,, Detroit, Chica oandthe West to
sale at the principal Stlons.
H. inERBURNE, Surt
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TO DE.4LERS IN
ROots. Sss0pS as3G ssussssHTs.

A Ii EN-, WESTON CO., n. The old sitnh ct j. ~ rs
II taktook roturr rr Merchants Row and North street
have hand ard constantly receiving lft CT from III,
manufacturers II ue,a assnflment at Ladies', 0en',
aud CbIdrrp. coiS Shes and Rnbbes, which are well
adapted Ia ba New England trade. Persons tradins whi
being DESTROYS of repenshng their sizes can do So ut
the dozen prices Our bn iness Will be condu ted OH the
cash syAm, SO that persons VINO my OF us VIII not p
compe.d to coutribnie towards paying the old debts ii
those who sell on credit.
Deat- in isnts and Shoes plea call and examine our
stock and prices befoie purcbaiius elsewhere.
ALDEN, WESTON &c co,
Curnerti Merchants Pow and North street,
(Drreily opposite Oak llali)
Rnstcn Inn. ia IgSR 90m3