Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-21
Vermont Central Railroad.
FALL RRAN EN- EN- T.
sses9.sss.I Northern, Western British and U S.
EnE-,na.s Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Leave Burlington at 9.15 A. NJ. and $40 P. M ;
Winooski " 9.25 $50 :"
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston, and
Springfield same day and from New York the day
previous at 400 p. NJ. Leaves Windsor at LIS,
connects at Rouse's Point with trains for Montreal
the same P. NJ. and next morning with tram
for ocdensburgh Toronto, Detroit Chicago, and the
West, via. Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail
Roads, making the best and most reliable Winter
route from New England to the West.
Accommodation Train connects at windsor ana
White River Junction with trains that leave Bos-
ton at 2 90 noon md New York at 500 AM same
morning stops over night at Mortified, leaves at
7.3OAM connects atRouse S Point with trains for
Ogdensburgh same evening, and for Toronto and
hicago next day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington at TAO A. NJ. and $40 p NJ.
Winooski $50 " " 5.5O
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal the night
before at White River Junction and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York arriving in Boston
t,oo hours earlier than by any other route.
Accommodation train connects at Rouses Point
with trains from Ogdcnsburghl and Montreal, stops
over night at White River Junction or Windsor
and connects with trains arriving in Boston at
100 p. NJ. and at New York at ACORN.
-Y-Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West, via Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail-
Roads for sale at the principal Stations:
r. SHERBURNE, Supt.
Mortified. Nov. 3. 1856.
DLATED wARE.-TEA SETS, CAKE BAs-
L KETs, Castors, Candle Sticks, Card receivers
Of rare beauty Spoons, Forks, Knives for dinner
and Desert, Plated on Steel DC, just received at
No Bank Block by .
jel3 BR1NSMAlD HlLDkEIl.
NJ E W b X E Y u!
l Y The subscriber would inform his friends and the
public in general that he has dissolved co-partner-
ship with the firm known :" Snow Thompson
and that he will carry the Bakery business in all
its branches lie would call the attention Of his
customers more particularly to his
BREAD, AND TEA BUNS,
in making which he will spare pains nor expense
to please all those who may favor him with their
patronage and will deliver them fresh, every alter
noon, at their doors.
The subscriber would also say that, ms he has had
years experience in some OF the principle cities
Of the Union, he is prepared to fill orders for Balls
Parties, Steamboats,, &c, &c, at short notice AMI in
| the most satisfactory manner.
He would also say that he has the y for the
Boston and Far Have, Oysters,
which he will sell by the can, key, gallon or quart
wholesale and retail
lie very respectfully solicits n share of your
! patronage. IL. lliOMPSoN,
Wolcott's Building, nearly opposite the New
Custom House, Burlington, VT. diff
Burlington, October IA, 1856.
MAPLE sUGAR-A FEW TUBS OF COOL
WI Maple Sugar on hand, for sale at a low figure
/
LNIGS-lOO DRUMS BEST ELEME FIGS IN
II Store and for sale by -
au7 VANSICKLEN 4 WALKER.
SABBATH BELL. A NEW COLLECTION OF
- Church Music by GEORGE +. Roor. Received
and for sale at RUST'S Music Store, No. 3, Banl
Book Octlldtf
CyISII TACKLE.-ALL KINDS OF SPORTING
u Goods can be found at Mol Bank Block vi
Fish Spoons, Lines, Hooks, Flies of all sizes an
boors, Rods Of all prices from l2A cts to $40, Fis
Baskets, Reels, Silk Gut, Gimp etc.
jel3 BRINsMAlD HILDRETH.
6tABs, CARTS, WAGONS AND CIIAIsES Fol
y Children just received, j. E. BRINsMAID.
Church st. burlington, je3 diff
NEW MUSIC INsTRUMENTAL FREMONT
' Polka; Give'em Jessie, Polka Gossip, Waltz
Grasshopper, Waltz; Mallie, Waltz; Fairy Soho,
tisch-Nocal Did you ever ; I'll sing thee a son
Of dear little heart. You remember Ellen. Justre
ccivcd at RUST'S Music Store. No. Bank Block
NEW BOOKS GOOD MANS LIFE-ANGELs
~ ongs--Margaret-Lady Mary-Earnestness-
Thankfulncss-al by c. d. Taylor and for sale at
y3 HUNTINGToN'S Book Street.
~ II We RY L A t
l. Among the recent arrivals at the BEE HlVl
we would notice the following as being worthy tn
attention of purchasers generally, and especial
maxim penny saved is two pence earned"
Black and Fancy Silks, yelvets,
Valencias, Poplins,
Etofe Eugeines, De LANES,
French Merinos, De Beges,
, Paramettas, Salisbury,
Cashmeres, Linseys,
= Coburghs, Ginghams,
| MadOnnas, Prints.1
D CL0AKS, CAPES and SHAWLS,
Velvets and Ladies' Cloths.
We believe that the 4" Bee Hive" has long bee
a famous resort for Embroideries and Laces, Ribbo
aud Trimmings, and our assortment Of these goo
: was never better than now.
J.. SUPERIOR KID GLOVES at rs cts. Kid al
A | Buckskn Gauntets.
Cravats, &c, in great variety.
LADIES' FLANNEIS and UNDER GARMENT
HEAVY FLANNELS, Wrappers and Drawer
, Sbirtings, Linens and Shawls, for gentlemen's
y TO H0USEKEEPERS.
y We would say that our stock of Furnishing Goo
is large and embraces many unusual bargains.
We have another 4" Job Lot 4" Of those famo
Damask Table Napkins at 81 so per doz.
- All of the above goods, and many more, We ha
in great variety.
, In conclusion we respectfully invite all purchG
Z ers to examine our goods, believing that We ca
# and do sell cheap as any honorable competitor.
|, N. PECK, JR. Co.
- October 18TH 1856. d6wtf
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