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Our Pan anna Correspondence.
Uslrgp STATES SHIP ST. NARYs,
lANAMA. July 81, 1855.

UNIsp STATES SHIP ST. NARYs, I
PANAMA, July 81, 1855. !
Ar1ral Of Mr.. Northumberland Of TIE Uat.ed Stes
Squadron eats- Dessrtbons &C.. DC.
Our Minister, Mr.. Bowiin, arrived here Monday,
and paid visit to this ship. He received by Capt.
Bailey with AL the honors due his station, and sauted
with seventeen guns on his leaving the ship. oar Com.
missioner Mr. Corwip, accompanied HIM, did also two
three resien. gentlemen of Panama.
Our last advces from the flag ship are 10 the enec,
tna, she is present Valparaiso was the date
Of these dispatches June &c. and would shortly sail for
Callao en- route for Panama, II is supposed. We have
never yet had the pleasure Of the Commodore's
presence-at least Commodore Mervines-and his arrival
ia looked to with great interest and there is doubt
that there will be plenty OF excitement when he does
arrive The Independence mag ship OF Commodore
William MerviRe) has been en- this station about two
years, and during that time do not think the Commo
Gore has allowed much 'grass TO grow on her bottom.
she has visited nearly all the ports the Pacific coast
the Sandwich Society Navigator and Marquesas Isands
besides remaining considerable time At Mare Island,
California, undergoing repairs The st. Marys, up
the present time, has been absent from the United States
two years and eleven months. She has sailed during
that time ~ rs mesa distance Of nearly twice round
the world che has during that time raversed the Pa
cifc from Valparaiso to SAT- Francisco 10y way the
sandwich STANDBY where, after rehtting, she was
despatched to san Juan del sur aud from thence again
to the Sandwich Islands But am recap,ula,iog wha.
you have once before published from the
There have been very lev cases OF Sickness
beard and bat i've deaths, during nearly three years.
There has BEEN quite large number OF desertons prn
cipaiy whilst ing a san Francisco, which mainly
10 be attributed 10 the gold fever. Many poor fellow
alasl has changed comfortable ship and Uncle Sans
''good old salf hOrze * dun an rice paddngs" for
cold and conortless cabin amid the damp a7d aoisone
, swamps OF the Sacramento Yupa and San Joaquin
Sailors rroverbally DISCONTINUED set Ct beings
Give them Plum pudding 10 day. aud TO morrow they will
want saii morse, aud by all the bones Of their
ancestors they allowed their Irregular beans
Az have before stated IN OF my previous letters,
De 81 Narys this station is nearly expired We
fave NO positive information TO iengtn OF stay
here We cannot leave Panama however, before we
relieved ly ether national vessel. Everything Is
quiet here and passengers continue to make the transit
perfect safety and security Captain Bailey, Of this
ship, continues 70 exercise unceasing vigilance, and
has, by his temperate AMI gentlemanly department TO-
wards the Inhabitants OF Pare and bis Ainess at
MI times 10 conform 10 established customs, gained
enyiable rep citation Commodore HIS officers have
ably sustained him, and the ships crew generally
very Iorular here.
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the abduction Of Helen to the Greeks or the Tro-
jams, and more damaging to our character than
the regard Of Nicholas for 1.-The sick man Of Tur-
key" has been to the prestige Of Russia we are in
clined to pause. We cannot, in fact, agree with Mr.
Brown that Mr.. Buchanan's ambition for Cuba
is "a noble ambition" On the contrary, taking
his conversation with Mr.. Brown and his
Ostend manifesto together, as developing his
scheme for the acquisition Of Cuba, we are free
to pronounce his ambition not !" a NOBLE but
an ignoble ambition-a criminal ambition
robbers ambition, and most unnatural and disre
putable ambition for an old man like Mr.. Buchan-
an. There is some excuse for a young man turning
filibuster--it is one way among others for sowing
his wild oats; but when we see an old man affect
ing the fiery zeal, as flibuster, Of reckless
young vagabond Of twenty five, he is subject to
the suspicion Of mbecility or knavery, and is not
to be trusted Assuming that imbecility is at the
bottom Of this "noble ambition Of Mr.. Bucha-
nan for Cuba, there will be no safety in his cleo
ton, for his flibustering advisers, who have thus
far warped his better judgment to their designs,
viii still continue to lead him by the nose With
these remarks we torn Nj. Buchanan over again
to the care Of Mr.. Brown.
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Coroners' 1nguesss,

Fousn Dyovwn.--coroner Gamble hell a. tqdest
Yesterday. al $50 Reade street, UPON the baiy man
rsmed fatrrjk Dowi. aho was found drowned n the
DOT Of Murray street The deceased was : hsad ~
board the barge Exchange, aud Il u supposed h. fsu
overheard during the night time Nerdict-ai,eath ~
arownine' Deceased vas 20 year Old, and was ~
tive Of irelatd
FArAL TAU Coroner Gamble held an lnqucst II he
Jew York Hospital upon the body OF a sailor named Won
On Wednesday night by falling out OF tie third story
window Of he boarding place, S3s Pearl street Verde,
--"Accidental death Doceaea was al years 1f age
ami n native of Ireland.
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NIRNfN liScmen~-We have senf TO youf address,
New York AMI Erie Railroad the door Of safe No s4 which
on viii rl sse pu w proper shape and reshp % us An
In Belle otk bit wnbou, success dd6t make enough h
AZ for he powder he used lie succeeded however, IN
Iurg the icck IN such shape iha could MT be opened
10 the and tho were obliged 20 call the aid
nacbnss and have The safe cut open Have returned
possible aud Ohhge, yours, &C,
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1FhtN VIC uENF Ut CIuT .IK..
DERBY 4 co,
rkuors md Nr0NrERs rARK TLlCr
re@TecsqNF toilce that tney viii additions duruE
he month AUGUST
ther aFefA magnificent assortment Of trAurx
9th the express tssrt o. Offering residents The Southern
,ass return from the various watering places
gers visiting New orb opportunity to take with them the
Nesi NOVELTIES In s.atemen gagmebis Particular attention
e directed v our
tEtLoE EvArouAalE DHnliScs
"'nprsnr yes t2-lusiyely confined 10 ourselves
l2pARK yI.Ary
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namerou, - npa asde ~ he public, that greet lmpoa
ton u pf0ss d. Ire manufacture and sale q shrs which
are toi up ohy ~ srlheretore take great pleasure IN
rhouneng ilai am manufacturing superior article OF
fhffs express ~ custom trade which guarantees In
psrlculhr THOMAS McLAJ3fiLfN, 90 6reenwich
.ireci, corner Murray
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extensive bslar 81 fancy gooas 100 broadway Every va
tey L. there that the Imagination Dressing
recues and travelling bags, porcelain china bronze
ouament combs, brushes perumery, and irens
apartment dolls, and toys every variety n cheaper
ptlces thAn rhl Ne obtained elsewhere
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raraa destruction 81 thsF maruisciory 9Th inst, beg
the Indulgence o. those parties who have favored them with
~ Cal orders or safes assuring Aem that the delay WI be
only istnpory ~ iler mandatory viii be Immediately
bu and Piled with greater facilities han hereto
fore when hope TO BE able % meet the demand for
IRE proof safcs ions decided By the business
niiy 10 be - King Ct SAFES: q. WILDER co. raten
tees aud BlctUrers q N,lers patent sAanander sale
30 ~ Ma',l street hear wall. New York.
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and original ockwooGs heleopriui paper snrpass
anything ever yei produced "a The picture line Beware
~ mpostrs have no avens cauvassng the eiig bat VII
leach the Az 4 NJ. u. LOCkWOQD's gallery las Eghb
noe Cal atd specimens The only place u tie world
nhete large sired ambrcSpe he had for 4
clud.nF case Gallery, las Eghh avenue.
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Where is Alderman Fumer2 Where are the editors OF
the Know Nothing organ in this city who vouched for
the correctness Of the Adermans statemenS Where IL
the State central penny whistle at Albany with it's one
hundred and one witnesses aud proofs that the Path
Finder was Catholc2 II they be found, let then,
read the following
TO EDITOR HERALD.
Two matters have entered largely in the present Presiden
uai campaign, which wish dispose Of by applying the
is viii bet Is 90 that John Fremont not and
2d viii bet 90 600 that he is not never was slave
Tie money viii be deposited with Duncan sherman Co
both Of these wagers Yours, Tor freedom, r,,,,rp
p s-Ihave sent an autograph copy Of this challenge to
the New York Express.
New YORK Augusta, 1856
William c. Alexander has accepted the democratic
nomination for the office of Governor OF New Jersey and
says elected he will discharge the duties Of the Office to
the beit OF his ability, and exercise whatever influence
he may possess individual and Official Ia promoting the
interest the people, UNFOLDING thu honor Of the State
and preserving at all hazards the integrity Of our glorious
Union
The following is the official vote st Louis county for
Governor
n Behton democrat. o'oo.
pvrnS Knor, No,tns 171s
For Congress-
L. VI Kennett, Know Nothing. .................5 $40
J. G Reynolds, anti Benton ...,..............21 Isl
John Van Buren, has accepted the invitation Of the
State Central Committee OF Ohio will be present at
the democratic meeting to be held at Salem Column
bana county, Ohio, the 9th Of August saleu It is
sad iull Of benighed Fremoniers, and Prince John
has been sent for to wake them up.
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modern improved pianos and mcodeons found
Broadway Pianos 80 rent allowed purchase for
monthly paymenis second hsad pianos from SO t.
s4O, mslodcons from y40 to sl35.
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hese AMI other annoying found IN the Kas
tou, orieLt vsier prepared by Messrs JOSEPH BUR
NETT 60, Bosom fhs preparation contains peculiar
properly which viii Instantly nenirsze the poison ard allay
The inflammation caused by bites and sngs ~ insects For
sale by ~ sands, e. III. Ring i. i. Green, and BY
AL druggists aud fancy goods dealers.
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SAyrTY THE UNITED STATES FRIGATE IsDEsgSDyScy,-
Panama papers BY the Ariel report The safe ARR raj Of the
United States ffigate Independence-about which ears
were entertained--at Valparaiso.
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Mails for Europe.
,Ew yoRx aERAIp--EofrIoN FOR EUROPE.

REV YORK aERALD--EofrfoN FOR EtRoPE
The Collins nail steamship Atlantic, Capt Edrigei VIII
,eaye tbs mort to morrow At noon for Liverpool
n, Eu,opeen mails will close in this city at hsfpast
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The HERALD drnted in English and French) Will be
susrshed a, ten O'Clock in the morning sngle copies,
n wrappers, sxpence.
subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YoKE aIKA1p will be received at the following
places n Epfope:-
to~oos-Am European Express Co., 81 King William 81
p,sy- 90 de- Place de Ia Bourse
LIVERPOOL 90. do. 7 Runford street.
LIyHFool--John Hunter, IL Exchange street, East.
~he contents Of the European edition OF the HKgsrD
~a embrace the received by mail and telegraph At
he oce during the previous week. and to the hour OF
publication
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daics copied Al HOLMES machine picture depo, yes
feF'ay lAmpraype Documents for the loo
rofifs q The people OIL daily from this establishment
cost " f5c sna sc. ~ Broadway.
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THASks We are indebted for Giles o. California papers
10 the expresses Of Messrs Wells, Fargo Co. Freeman
4 Co, and W. sullivan
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ew very superior article u black aud white Linen ihresd
machine quilting AMI wing superior sk twist and
q one quarter he Price W tRyuN co 2Ji Rrosdwag'
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he subscribers assortment anon. which VIII be found the
newest STYLES Of the imported Wen a. home
A. a j. SAUNDERS, 81 Broadway.
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! frnao.-1ne Grraae.t I'm,


q . FIsChERs improved circular scale p.anoforse,
v.re-oum, 81 Broadway opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
scsss Twenty esgaih stree. AM Ninth avenue. View York
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name import compact and complete containing articles II
he very besf quality and elegan, finish a. j SAUN
rERs. No Ascr House and ss7 Broadway.
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color Just received b. FORD SCOTT SUCCESSORS 10 White
the halter. their store, Of broadway aud Fulton
street few elegant and tasty straw hats let which
selling at great discount.
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wbo casrrb and lung win he again n the
Nicholas Hotel. New FORK oU August u pr irea's
ei,er ~ " retson Direct % u Nicholas Hosei "
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Fine cutl,ry.-The Subscribers Offer every


variety u the above made ny the first manufacturers being
Tie richest display OF the kind III The city, A. SAuN
DLRS, No Asor House, an $50 broadway.
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list 81 letters advertised 10 the Phl,deiph,s pr5Ytc
IsGosy Morday, Aug, IL, 1865, remaining in the paa
derhia Poet ofice Uncalled forno doub, INSTRUCTED -
NEW YORK
Il. g Comstcck, Sturgis Bennett 4 Co.
Gillespie 1ean 4 Co. Wood n Brother
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USE NONE BUT HAYES
Allied Ointment and Humor Syrup.

The question finally scHicd! IraiidS re-
joieingU A ncw era ia Mcdieinc!!
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Cancer.
Gus Humors, Scald Head, BARRIERS Itch, Burns,
Mercurial and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Ring
worm, Neuralgia, deafness when caused by
llumors or Sores in the head) Cutaneous
and Eruptiye Diseases of every kind can he
cured, and the blood cleansed of all impuri-
ties, by the use of
Hayes Allied Ointment & Humor Syrup
the most efi'ectual remedies ever offered to
the public. These ceicbrated remedies cure
diseases speedily, thoroughly and permanent
~, without injury to the system. We have
numerous testimonials from persons of the
first responsibility. who have had occas sion TO
use these never-iaiing remedies in their fans
ilies in the very worst forms of dis ease, with
the most happy and beneficial results. Try
them-cntire satisfaction guaranteed in oil
cases. Prepared only by DR.. L. ID. Hayes,
discovcrer and manufacturer. HAYES &
NASH, Proprietors, Lawrence, Mass,
Beware of an Article in the market styled
tie Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by
Chas. ii. Kent, as that is a base counterfeit,
on Hayes Sold in Middlebury by w. Z
Russell NJ. d., and Druggists generally. Fred
i. Smith, Montpelier, wholesale Agent in
Vermont. 15lv
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Tor Sale.

TIME subscriber Offers for sale his resi-
Il dencc in Middlcbury village, formerly
owned and occupied by Edward Wainwright
The buildings are in the most perfect repair,
having been rccentlyrcmodclcd md arranged
in the most perfect manner.
The house is situated in central portion
Of the village, and is considered one of tho
best locations in town. The premises CON
tain two acres of the best of land, or which
Is large lot of thrifty fruit trees of the most
approved varieties. In short, it is just such
place u man would like that wanted good
cheap situation.
The subscriber also offers his Furniture,
which is all nearly new in whole or in part,
to suit purchasers, at prices that must be
satisfactory to good judges
The above propeaty will he sold on rery
veasonajle terms. Credit will be given if de-
sired, in part payment if secured. Posses
sion given immediately. "
SAMUEL SHEPARD, in.
Middlebury, Aug. 20, 1856. 10;
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BRYAN & WILCOX'S
CELEBRATED
w RITIN &C + LUID |!

This WRITING FLUID is similar in
character and color to Arnold English Fluid
a blni.h green when first written, which
changes to-
BEAUTIFUL and Permanent Jet Black
in short time, is fully equal, and we hclicv
superior to Arnolds or any other Flui
made 1t flows from the Pen freely, metal
lie or quill, it matters not which, and inju
ring neither pen nor paper; there being no
acid whatever in its preparation, and is Of
the most durable character.
For sale by a. II. COPELAND.
Middlcbury July %, 1865.
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A sure N ticlc to make the HAIR GROW ON BALD
HlIEADS, remove the Dandruif, aud keep the head
cool give soft Gloss to the Hair, prevents its falling
off, and arrests its premature decay. For the Toilet
Is highly recommended for it, fragrance.
Dufing the time this celebrated Compound has been
b"for, the American puhlic II has won for itsof rep
utaiion which dosnes 1t to take the lead Of all preplr
Rtiuns for the Hair
From Leonard soddard, City iTartial of Lawrence.
10 whom it may concern; - ilavimg used Delights
Spanish Iusrnl Tor tho Hair for several months past
Ito not hesitate To that IL far exceeds everything
OF the kind have used. II you have bald head
irv 1T. If yon are blessed with good head OF huir
mud wish To Retain 1t glossy, healthy aud nice, Thea
Dnighi's Spanish Lustrat IL just the thing To do it,
From David Morgan, of the N0y state Mills Lawrence.
Ind hut very litlc faith in the Spanish Iustral,
knowing there is 50 much Imposition in the shape Of
Hair : osturatiyes hat concluded to try it. The
Grst hottie cau.od fuzzy appearance head, fol-
lowed by yoang hair, aud before had finished e
end hottie had most plentiful crop, which entirely
realized The wonderful yturs of the Spanish Lu>tTal
My residence . No Is Day state Corporation, Law
renee. where ran he nj any time.
Prepared by J. WADLElGH, Druggist, No.
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass 5;Gp
IS aud 80 cents per Bottle.
FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermont, to wham all orders should he addressed
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Rutland Marble Shop.

TIME fact has become established that the
l. Rutland Marble is the most durable for
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, AND
TOMB TABLES, of any white Marble quar-
rcd in America OF which the subscriber
keeps constantly on hand a good assortment
and will furnish TO all wishing anything in
the marble line, as low as can be bought at
any other shop in the vicinity. Perhaps pco-
pie are not all aware that in purchasing mar
BILE of 4 travelling agen, that they are paying
him from fifteen 10 twenty per cent for sell
ing them the article, and getting something
at that much inferior to Rntlard Marble.
tsy-Givc me \ call, one door north of the
new Jail in Middlcbury, and you shall not
he shaved. W, II. ROWE.
Middlchury, Vt, 1856. 46;y
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JOHN NJ. ATW GOD,

No. 148 Chatham Street. [cor. Mulberry,
NETWORK,
INVITES attention to his Large Assert
ment OF
Watches, Jeteelry, Silper V1are
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets. Fins, Earnings, Ciate lain,
Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Neckdces,
Crosses, Lockets, Rings, Speciacles, Pen
cils, Seals, Medals, KEYS, Charm s. &c.
Cameo and iosaic Bracelets, Pins and Ear
Ring.
Silver Tea Set, Soups, Pitchers, Spoons, Nap
Kin Rings, Forks Fruit and Butter hives.
Silver PlaiedTe Sets. Cups, Castors, Cake
Baskets, Urns. Teakettles Gard Baskets &c.
For Sale CHEAr FOR CASH, and warranted
as repreFenied.
91-Paricuhr attention given to repairing
and adjusting Duplex, Chronomeler and hns
Lever Watches. H;ly.
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aS9ss- LIN, corner of Third and
Union SITS between Spruce and Pine. Phila-
delphia, Pa
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has lcndercd DR. K.amosf sue
cessfu practitioner in the cure ot all diseases
OF private nature manhood ; debility, as an
impeachment to marriage nervous and sexual
intirmitics, diseases ut the skin; and those a
rising from the use of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED
in by boys, in solitude, often glowing up with
them to manhood, and which, if notrelurmcd
in due time not only bcgcts serious ob>taclca
to matrimonial happiness, bur gives ne to Z
series of protractcd, insidious,and devastating
affections. Few of those who give way
this pcrnicionS practice are aware OF the con
sequences, u1tIl they find the nervous sh
tered, feel strange and unaccuurtablc feeling
md vagne fears in the mind. (See pages ~,
3'.29Df DR.. * : hook on "SclfPrcscrvation.'
Thc unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
bile, is unIble to labor with accustomt viGor
or to apply his mind to study his step is tar
DIV alG weak, he is dull, irrcsOlute. and en-
CAGES in his sport with less energy Than usual
If he emancipatc himself before the prac
tice has done its worst, and enter matrimony
his marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tell
him that this is caused by his early follies
rheseare considerations which should awaken
the attention of those similarly situated.
REMEMBER,
He who places himscfunder DR.. Knk elin's
treatment may reli giously cnnfde in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of Dr. ks patients will new
err he disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known t" one who,
from education and responsibility, can GER
tainly hefriend you.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly
together with all their symptoms, per letter
enclosing a remittance) DIR. KS medicines
appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part Of the United States,
and packed secure from damage or curiosity,
by Mail or Express.
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A Rigorous Life, or Premature Death, KIN
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Letters containing that value in stamps will
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Rutland and Burlington
r. a IL sI5a r. o a d.
SUMNER ARRANGEM ENT.

On and after Monday May &c, 1856, trains
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, nj 7.3O "A.
NJ aud 4 p. NJ.
Leave Ficlburg at $50 A NJ and 15P.M.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury and
arlington at II 05 aud o 10 p. NJ.
Leave burlington for Middlcbury and Bel
lows Falls, at 1915 A. VI. and 7.45 2 NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Burlington at 7.25
A. NJ. and 50 T. NJ.
Leave Mddlcbury for Rutland and Bel
lows Falls, at IL 81 A. NJ. and 93l +. NJ.
1.-THE second train from Boston comes
to Rutland TO lodge.
At Burlington, trains conncctwith 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
Rond, for Fitchburg, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston; vermont Valley Road, for Brattlc-
boro, Spring field, Hartford, New Haven, send
New York; aud with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor White River junction and the
Wife Mountains.
Z. A. CHAPLIN ,Supt.
Rutland, May 81, 1856. 81