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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-20

Direct Importer Of fne Engsh Sole Leather Trunks. Calf
Boots and shoes Hat. &C. 52 Main door
change Bank, Richmond, Va. deli
THE GOODS uIST m SOLD.
stock j. unusually large for the will ODER
N bargains
Rich Velvet Moe Antique, Satin and Cloth Cioaks aud Talras
Plaid Long White and Black and Colori Tibet and White Grape
shawls
French Mrrinoes. Cashfneres and MousrlIns
Pad Nerinoes. = all Fiannes and Comforts
Bel and Servants Blankets
Peuiientisy and other Plaid Lnseys
90 sheep grey sln-t PULLED Cloths and other
servants, vii be s0lf NJ great bargains.
Ao, n Capengsa great reduction Will he submitted Rich
Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Carpets. prevent Carrying them
o. the %
Cash purchasers particularly call being assured
that 10 vii d. 90 their Interest 10 do
~ 90 Main street CHRISTIAN LATHRIP,
me Csah tore
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under
and style Of BURTON GREENllow The purpose Of con-
ducing Grocery and Commission business.
They have taken the hou- 18th between Main and
recynty occupied by N Garland on
hand
and will give their personal produce
trusted to their AZ BIiRfON
oci6-iy X ~ GRfrNuow
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'InGINIA LINE or RICnnOND AND NEW

OF the nr class, built IN The cry
expressly M this trade aud have superior aeeomnoatons Tor pas
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
ac and who viii exercns accommodate
They wiz De and down the by and may he
Ectl ou 90 SAIL pr mpily - advertised
Merchants North ordering goods from New York vii and
this line, freight will always L. taken
Low By other ny OF packets and every EFFORT u be made
andN-N
b. Effected Ia, Richmond Fire Association, by this hne,
~ a per
Of patronage.
shipped New York will b. forwarded free o;
commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston, savannah,
other Southern y Northern port.
Richmond RocN-t;s, New Berth
No. !, Cofee House slip, foot Of Wall
DAVID WI. CCRRIE, Richmond,
C II. PIERSON, New York, Agents.
y. srut street.
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built expressly this trade,
a ~ superior accommodations for passengers.
commanded hy experienced Captains vel qualified for
The trade, and who VIII spare eNecns accommodate They
will h. down the river ~ and he tee
10 a prcripily. A. advertised
he mp and down the river by and be
relied ou @ sail promptly h advertised
Merchants going ordering goods BOSTON, will and Il
regular line. freight
viii low other vessels and enori
the Richmond and Boston sasfae
respectfully hope In obtaining full share
o. patronage
he vessels lc Richmond Rowes
Wharf DAVID WI. CJRRlE, Richmond
ALLEN WEIGH. Boscn. Agents
No
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Q.
JOHN d. HARVEY,
jail JOHN q. SPOTS
BISSOIgruoS Or CO-PAWTNEHsityp.
TENIIF firm n WARREN PERKINS Is this dissolved by
iul Ethcr party will the Of the firm
Liquidation All persons indebted will please forward
and settle their Longer indulgence be given
wM. D.. WARREN,
jAIO W. p. PERKINS.
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~. GHAY's IUPHOyED MANOUETEH, OH


Az GRAY having many year espsencs l9 ue ns9u,etgre
tigns, ha- e-'i1nh mandatory @ ey vhse be WI nan
Glgs u ~ es Tor 'ieanbpatf loco
motives. ml &C. Also Glass Water Gauges and Locomotive
lamps
Il = evident met instrument constantly Indicating DE pressure
rtlhs fs character, and with ordinary care not sub
ie 70 dranfmeu drdra'un both % e sssnesr and pro.
other t % managed and I'll no only protect sgs'nN
exporons Day promote IN high degree Zoe
economy aud a .-ency o. me rhuie esahiistment.
The shove Gsures w4u1nteu.
srFpuggcEa:
virginia Central Railroad. Richmond and Danve RaroHd Tai
tot brother 1rf Tttrgr Philip Rham Steam Engine Build
err. snl Office of Do Richmond Wig
When fase viii attach 'he uluge 20 ih boiler
~ - W. vAg INV TAYLOR,
,pg ~ Nsu street Redmond, Va.
rs A LA1Df.FN RnfNSnNS
i1s Sew drlg store, fl ani Franklin s
SsT1UONs' AXEs iozen " '9rc SeS o. ,aic ~
feR Sim ~ he Circular Saw, " Main street
NNQyE VIM I ''onS'9' s e yS5:o; CO. OF"
~ sim n The Circular saw u Nain ''reet
AurTS, uUsKs, STEEL covered with Lsa'her. Wahone'
II 1nd sir-i ndtsfpT Ladies, for sales ~ .,.,,.., -
| - ""'''"'' y
a. KEGS GOSHEN HUrrEH-A me er,.s for
[sp family u~. lno7sl h'oN"
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

DIS-OLUTION d. CO-PARTNERsHIP.
wax eenesrn Of kArcLiFfE DOUGLASS CO dss.vsd
the Isl Of October. By mutual Mr. THOMAS v.
DOUGLASS having Withdrawn hom the business.
W D. RArcLHFI,
T. v. DOUGLASS
Richmond, ostober Ia, is5o. JN0. v. DOUGLASS.
CO-PARTNERSHuP.
W. ~ kAICLlffE JOHN " DOUGLASS 4
partnership under the and RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS
and viii continue the business formerly Rstcn
glass Go, and will collect all
The liabilities Of the they authorized
name Of the hrm Ia settlement o. Is
W. n. RArCLirYE,
Richmond, Oct. LIST, 1855. JOHN " DOUGLASS
Having withdrawn hon the business, chevrfay
Of RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS former
patrons
ociS THOMAS v. DOUGLASS.
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yIut:sNEA CENTRAL. R RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROU TIE.
ETY. 49, e.ES5 s stS 81
$500 Sy-7s- -sIst SSs9

WJ,t.r A-rI,gsIssaf nom Richmond >fNHt1, GoSeH
WAIT S4igAsr Spr.Yy L,tcishHrJ Charleston, Ia - Ms
oi.o Eircf -,
Dali, trans Siaunion. sud trweeky from
S9union 10 Goshen Monday. Wednesdays and frtaysSouncc
Ing Goshen with wv. y PARRISH 20 Ma sage L.ne ac-
cordng Mall adopted by the Post ~
ace D,psrtmrnt, from Wyhwoul Co the Ohio River. .
Richmond daiiy at 80 \ "
Nj arrive w Staunou n -fl = u
connecting viii ihe Man SaGr lanes Z" Lex
ingtsn wnch-srr sud Parkershurg. Va .
Returning the leave - iuut"n At y W.
iu R.cluoni At. ~
passengers going south TO connect WIN etneT g" A'
Southern Roads.
Tie Virginia Railroad has been extended and completed
Goshen West % Sauuton and ai with heavy Kan ~
tbr Wy with ,he exception nbout miles, between GordousNlc
Slsiu- witch being relsyvd With hessN
Sfer which the whole
road order. for ste saiciy aud comfort will
t,s !. n. TIMBERLAKE, Sup't
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NhE nrm % SMITH ROBERTS this
consent fho NJ smith having purchased Of J. p
bis entire Interest The business
smith, Rhodes Co.. who alone authorized
rHOS. NJ SMITH,
Richssoad, January ls, iSo6 JNo. ROBERTS
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No. ..
r. Il. REsoLvEST.
HUMORS-CliRuNIC DISEASES.
DisD that hare been lingering "a he System length n
eiDs tdntiag ne Joof i iHpes aud oorering Ne bolY
sent, con,rGcfsd fHO-c'or f~ipsj,d be- other
dsG al n chch said diseases and disorders i NJ
ssrDHd ciIs-.
RADwAY's RESOvATTNG REsoLvENT.
pu--I-sFs hc m positive curative powers.
THIS ALL POWERFUL REMEDY
ns performed miracle. the Of II has made peons
whole whose fe- 81 corruption and who
dhIred by disease render them objects rcpuye
the sight.
CHr0uir Drss- SrokOus anil AHphiinic C0Dpioint
9 dad oiSr affections orthS LHHgsdHd T1roGf Indt
Osgdnic EaLtgeHeHfs, chronic Risadis1u,
fiogs. Besi;HG e'hs LHngs Dy'ppsG. W,fer Bctsh Tic
Dr'eret Witt SsHHg TiuiOrs Ulcers, nip Dsrsss Fe-
finfs Gotf RicIsf Bogci Lirsr Complaints,
ASH ALL ERUPTIVE DISEASES
The Hesoyen j. taken into the system in
fec'e patient experiences the delightful
NE through vein and Tissue ~ the
dyenrchng and Purifying the hooi-and casting out al
bh corrupt aud loaiisomr humors
Tie Renovaing Resolyent positive for all chronic
plants IL has made whole and sound patients who had sun Cd
the terrible disease could nnci upon the LIT
those tried other treatments and still uncurrd
the Rcsoveut = tral-it will cure you.
Price one dollar per bottle. 49,
ROADWAY & CO..
1872 Fulton SrC0t NStr iOrI.
Sold by Druggists Merchants and storekeeper. everywee
PURCELL LADD 4 co,
ADIE GRAY.
lai2-iawiy Richmond Va
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Here hes a msn who looked no high,
Hc passed all common dAmsels by;
And they. Who look a. high ~ b..
Declared his bride they would not be-
-, 'tSiNt them both. he died bach.
And now has gone b. the old scratch"
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No. l..

Dis.ss plants ~ Exposure and atmospheric
cal Change. irhih RHdHdys Reidg Reiief aud Rad
Regulators posses crdfirt Dcers
and ,thicA triH rsfaiiV Vi,ld 10 TIE r. r. treatment
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MYSTERIES OF DISEASE LAID OPEN TO THE people.
H''" Z" As Principle q Lys Disease IS ns IrsepIs Of
n n
nrsAS FAsnr PAINS AGNES, AND All
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Circular.

THE EIGHTEENTH Glass of Teachers of the
Board OF NATIONAL POPULAR EDUCATION, will
assemble at Hartford, Conn, on the 9Th of Au-
gust next, and leave for the west ON the Doth
of September. The usual preparatory course
will be under the superintendent of Miss HAN
xAH WHITE. Ladies wishing to join the class,
will address written applications to Miss WHITE,
at Northampton Mass as soon as practicable.
They should not be delayed beyond the 10th Of
July The sooner made, the better
Each application should state the age and re-
lgous denomination Of the applicant, with the
branches she can teach and her experience, in
teaching, and be accompanied by testimonials
in regard TO her education, capacity TO teach,
natural peculiarities, and moral and religious
character. A thorough acquaintance with the
common branches, and some experience in
teaching are Indispensable. A large proper
ton Of the applications to us for teachers, re-
quire knowledge of the higher branches: A
capacity to sing is very important. Decided pi-
city is indispensable We want an earnest. self
denying, lCOrking piety.
Applicants will have seasonsble notice Of their
acceptance or non-acceptance. The accepted
should be at Hartford promptly on the 18th of
August They will find the entire course very
important to them We hope that no accepted
teacher will withdraw her application
On arriving ut Hartford. the teachers will
take hacks, (for which % cents only, can be
demanded to the " Orphan Asylum" They
will board in common with the Superinten-
dent, at an expcncc 10 them, not exceeding
1925 a week. The course is grdiWH0NS. We
pay their travelling expenses to the west This
they may refund if able. to aid liz sending out
more teachers. II mxst be distinctly Gnder-
stood that we expect them to teach al la" two
years, excepting in cases OF a decided fiilHre Of
health. #, for any other cause, they leave
teaching within tEo years. We expect Of course.
that they will refund
The teachers will he sent TO places from which
definite applications shall have been received,
and respectable eompensations oifered,-care
being taken to assign them places to which they
shall seem best adapted No teacher will be as
signed to place, until she shall have been
consulted in regard to her willingness to occupy
it.
Good teachers and the influence ofgood Chris
tian women are greatly needed III the West
We hope to have large elass--noved to enter
our service by an rrepressbie desire to do
good. WILLIAM SLADE, Car. Sec
and GEN Agent 81 The Board.
MIppLEBuRY. w June 2, 1856
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rywe see that tho R,poew,y Fam ann

tY-We see that tho RlDoEwAY Fam ANp
LAND COMPANY in order 10 enable persons to
go and visit the land have made arrange
mcnts by which team starts regularly every
Wednesday morning from 0lcan on the liho
of the New York and Erie Railroad direct To
the land. Parties who have visited this prop
erty make the fnonst fhttcring reports, and
ii is astonishing to see the amount of emf
grafton to the place. They raise the finest
crops, and the soil is considered the very
best The country Is healthy, and has the
advantage ofbeing settled. 1t has the best
of schools, and every element of prosperity.
The market for produce is n cash one, and
we think that the advantages it possesses
are evident. 1t takes very little time or ex-
pense to visit it, which we advise our readers
to do. A better oppoi thhitt WAS never Of
fcred for making desirable settlement than
this Those who have gone there hereto
forel and they are numerous, having some of
the finest farms in the country, and enjoy the
the highest degree of prosperity. We think
it much better to settle where we are not
thousands OF miles from old friends and as
sociations where the elements ofrrosperty
are already made; where the advantages of
education are had, and also the rctinements
ST society. This property is a basin of pitu-
mnous coal. II contains three veins. Sey-
eral companies have made offers for extern
sive tracts, and we can say, from reliable in
formation, that it will soon be taken out Of
the market altogether. as property adjoining
is SELF ne at much higher ptice. The Elk
and Nc Kean Coal Company, who own the
land adjoining, are asking fifty dollars an
acre for it.
The shares in this Company, representing
20 acres, are now Three Hundred Dollars
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LOST Votes REsToRtp--New Bedford
August 10-Dr. S ", F6rlc Having
seen many certificates published in relation
to DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, | take this OPPORTUNITY of offer
ing word in its favor, which sou are also at
liberty to publish, A few months since, my
wifes lungs became SO much affected by a
sudden cold, that she lost her voice, and suf-
fered severely from pains in the breast. Her
situation caused her friends much alarm
Having heard your Bal sam strongly recon-
mended by those who had used it porclias
cd a bottle of your agent il this place. She
took it according to directions, and it pro-
duced wonderful effect, Before using one
bottle she had completely recovered her
voice, the pains subsidized, and her health
was fully restorded
Yours truly, (Signedl IIENRY G. BRiourMAN.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper
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DIR. JORDON

LAS returned from the South and can be
IL consulted at the Brandon House, daily,
on an diseases he human family is heir 10.
DR.. j. would say 10 his old friends and all
those wishing his aid that his remedies here
after will be prepared ia
Purely Chemical Manner,
without the use of either Spirits or Sugar :
bringing them 10 a state of erfcction and
concentration unequalled in the world as a
compound.
The patient can bring or send about two
o. Urine, passed Immediately on rising In
the morning, with the name and age, which
will enable him to treat diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs, Liver, Heart. Stomach, Kid
neys, Bladder, Female Weakness. Scrofula
and all impurities of tho blood, Specimens
sent by express with small fee, will be
promptly attended to. Medicine can be
sent to any part Of tho United States or Can
ada All letters directed to Box OF, with a
stamp enclosed, promptly answered.
Charges reasonable for medicines.
Brandon, May 80, 1855 M
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Eeaaj n dfiffs.

CTATE OF vERM0NT,l Be IL rem, m
- District Of Addison, IS. bered, that At y
Probate Court, held at Eiddlebury, in and
for the district of Addison, on the l4th day
Of June, A. d. 1856:
Zmri Howe and John H. Dyer, admins
traitors Of the estate Of
= EDNAkD b. BARBER,
late of said Middlebury, deceased, present
their petition in writing to this court, praying
for license to sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased for the Purpose of paying the debts of
said deceased, and expenses Of adrhinistra-
ticn and therein set forth the amount 81
claims against said estate Snd expenses OF
administration, the amount of the personal
estate and the situation Of thcrea1 estate and
that II Is necessary to sen the whole Of said
real estate for the purpose aforesaid: II is
thereupon ordered, that said petition be COT
sidcred by this court at the session thereof
to be held at the office Of the r, gister Of
this Court in said Middlebury, on Monday,
the 9TH day Of July next, 4 1860 at ten o'clock.
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof lie
given 10 all persons interested. that they may
appear and make their objections, If any they
may have to said license being granted, by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Middlebury Register-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-tbree weeks
successfully previous to the time of said
Court.
JED. s BusHNELL Register
A truo copy of Record
93w Attest Jed, 8. BuShr-ll. Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Be il rem,m-
- District 81 Addison IS. eScred, that AZ a
Probate Court held In Middlcbury in and for
the District Of Addison, on the 2eth day Il
May, A d. 1876:
Orleans p. Torrance, ramed executor 10
the last eill and testament Of
MOLLY TORRANCE,
late of said Middlebury. deceased. presents
the said instrument for probate II is there
upon ordered, that said instrument he con-
sidered 10y this court for probate, at the ses-
sion thereof 10 bo held at the Office Of tho
Register Of this court in ssid Middlchnry on
Monday the 7th day Of July next (isG6) At
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and that notice
thereof be given to ap persons Interested,
that they may appear and mako their objeo-
tons, if any they may havo, ~ the probate
and allowance Of said will, by publishing a
certified copy OF this order In the Middle
bury Registers newspaper printed ~ raid
Middlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
Nous 10 the time Of said court.
Jan. s. BUSHNELL. Regist,r
A true copy ofieeoTd. 1..w
Attest jap. S BcsHsrLt, Register
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)@ AY + $
go PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FA Nj lily PLY SIC.

THERR has long existed public demand for an
effective purgativc Pill which could he relied as
sure and perfectly safe in It's operation. This has
been prepared to meet that senrand, and extern
siyc trial Of rs virtues has conciusivey shown with
what success it accompiishes the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pill but not easy to
make the best of all PR, - one which should have
none of the objections. but al the advantages, Of
every other. This has been ATTEMPTED here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. IL has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgafve
medicine Is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
ipirg pain and Revision in the system rs to more
than coNnterbaance the good to be derived from
thcm These pills produce no irritation pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc
ton arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judcieusly. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they arc APP
plicable given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured BY h>in. we
may mention Liver Compliant, in its various forms
Of 1aundice Indigestion, Ianguor and Loss of Ap-
petite, Listlessness. lrrta,ty, Bilious Headache,
BILIOUS Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins for, in truth, all these but the
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As
apercnt they afford prompt and sure relief in Co.'S
tyoness. Piles, Colo, Dysentery, HumOrs. Scrof-
ula and Scur,y, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impunty of the blood in short, any
and every case whore a purgativc is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue.
ccssful cures in rheumatism, Govt Dropsy. Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitaton of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe
tite and vgor They purify the blood, and BY their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
vate the strength Of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but I'M
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgatve medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, hut
they suggest themselves to the reason Of crcr1
body and it is confidently believed this pill viii
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need OF
cathartic medicine.
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Fort Edward Institute.

REV. J. E. KING, a. M.,..... PRlNciPAL.
Faculty, ttrenty Professors and Teachers.
ry' Superb Brick Buildings, well finished
and furnished, located on the Hudson River,
II miles north OF Saratoga.
tFr Reduced Fare from Troy and Castle
ton first day of Term.
ssy- Whole expense per term of IA weeks
for Board, Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room,
lncidentals, and Tuition in Common English,
5000 in advance. Is cents per week extra
for fuel when fires are needed in Students
room.
Students received when there are vacan-
cics, and charged for residue Of the term.
CALENDER FOR lS56.-Spring Term begins,
March 18th ends, July 81. Fall Term be-
gins, August 14th ends, November 10Th.
Winter Term begins December 4th
Apply to the Principal, Fort Edward In
stitute, N Y. 5sw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FurRTH or july that contemplate
celebrating the glorious Fourth, will please
notice the advertisement oE Ncssrs. Sander
son & Lanorgan, the we'll known Pyrotech-
rists to the city of Boston. They are pre-
pared to iurnisk ticir superior Cclorcd Fire
Works in any design or in any quantity de-
sired-they are the lost extensive Pyrotech-
nists in the United States.
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Rutland and Burlington
r. ALL EsR r d a d.
SUMMER ARRANGEM ENT.

On and after Monday May %, 1856, trains
will run as follows, viz
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at 7.S0A.
NJ. and p. NJ
Leave Fitchburg at $50 4 M. and 15P.M.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middebury and
Burlington at IL 05 and 9.15 p. NJ
Leave Burlington for Middlebury and Bel
lows Falls, at 1915 A. VI. and 7.45 NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at 7.25
A. NJ. and 1853 P. NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Rutland and Bel
lows Falls, at 1877 A. NJ. and 9.3l p. NJ.
t1y- The second train from Boston comes
to Rutland to'lodge.
At Burlington, trains connect with Steam
or on the Lake, and the trains of the Yer
mont Central Railroad at Rutland with
trains for Troy, New York, Albany, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady and the West at
Bellows Falls with trains of the Cheshire
Road, for Fitchburg, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston vermont Valley Road, for Brattle-
boto, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, and
New York; and with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction and the
White Mounts aims.
4. A. CHAPLIN ,Supt.
Rutland, May,2l, 1866. 81
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At Babylon,in ancient times the sick when
first attacked with disease, were left in the
streets. for the purpose of learning from
those who pass what practice or What RENE
dies others hal found of assistance when af.
hcted with similar disease, but in Liver
Complaint, Costivencss and similar diseases,
we confidently recommend the prompt and
faithful use Of DR.. Clough's Columbian Pills,
cheap, sure. and faithful remedy. Try
mem mem Read the advertisement. Sold by
william Repne, PiitsA.d. Mr,s. and ali
dealers In medicine