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Vermont q Canada Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
!.;ss Northern, Western, British and L S.
sza--sR.: Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MAI 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 l.35,
connects at Burlington with Steamers on Lake Cham
plain for Saratoga, at Rouse's Point with trains for
Montreal hetp. NJ, and next morning with
train that arrives at Ogdcusburgh in time to connect
with the Steamers of the American and Great West
crn Railroad Express Line for Niagara Falls, Bufa-
10, Hamilton, Chicago, and tho West.
Accommodatip Train connects at Windsor and
White River junction with trains THAI leave Bos-
ton at 1900 noon and New York at 500 An .tmo
morning, stop, oyer night at Mortified, leaves at
1850 4. S., connects az burlington with Lake Cham
plain steamers aud ,iutlaud Road, and at l;ouso's
Point vita trains for Montreal and A" don bursh
|arriyiu, I'm time a. take the american line of,tclrn
boats for tho West, same evening.
TRAINS 90 sou =.
MAIL TRAIN conRccts At Rou7cs Point with a
train from Urdonsburgh night boruro and from
Malone and Montreal the uno morning, at White
River Junction with trains for 81. Johu.iury lu
the White and FHucouil Mountains .nm, dlv.1I.o
with N,rtIc. E.Il. Road for Boston, Lowell &C.,
arrlv hose places as carly O W my other
rou' connects az Windsor with tgain- for
Believe falli Fitchbur'h, priugfcld, aud .rriye
In Now York sumo evening, aud al Burlington with
atc1wcr .U I1ho Ch'wplaiu. Leave Houses Point
40 A.v.- .f. AlhauE e.Ij A. NJ, Burlington els
A. NJ. Montpelier ll.on A.N
Accommodation train connects al Rouse Point
with train from Ogloushurgh aud Montreal, stops
oyer night mt White Riycr junction 90 Wiudor
and connects with trains arriving in Dostou5 at
100 p. 81. and at Now York at 100 p. NJ.
-H-Tickots for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West, for sale nt the principal Stations.
Norttdeld. My ,. 1856.
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Use NONE Hrr nAYEs ALL1rD OINTMENT

Use NONE But HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
u and Humor Syrup. The question finally settled,
lnvalids rejoicing : A new era in Medicine -!
S%crofula, Erysipclus, Sal-lihcum, Scald Head,
BARRIERS Itch. Burns, Ncr'urial and Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Ring Worm, Neuralgia, (nea'ucss when
caused by HumOTs or Sores in the lload,) llumors,
Eruptive and Cutaneous Diseases of every kind can
be cured and the Blood cluansed of all impurities
by the use of HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT and llumor
Syrup-the most efcctual remedies ever offered
to the public. These celebrated remedies cure dis
eases specdil y, thoroughly and permanently, with
out injury to the system. We have numerous tcs-
timonials from persons of the first respectability who
have had occasion to use these never failing rene.
dies in their families, in the very worst form of dis
ease, with the most happy beneficial results. Try
them, Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Prepared only by DR.. L. D. Hayes, discoyerer and
manufacturer. Hayes 4 Nash, proprietors, Law
renee, Mass.
Beware Of an article in the market styled the
"Genuine Allied Ointment put up by Charles II.
Rent, as that is a base counterfeit on Hayes. sold
in Burlington by ANos C.SrEAR and by L. Il, BEN
Ton FRED. f. SWIM, Montpelier. Wholesale Agent
for Vermont.
July y, 1896. VI ly
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NVIW|T 'FT'F9''N"'f TNfsI|NN q
GROWN n CO.'S BOOKS,

Are bound to sell and their Agents are bound to
make money.
NOTWITHSTANDING the political excitement
y which peryades every section Of the land, the
wlilings of self constituted sayiors of the coun-
try, over the imaginary grave Of the Union, "wi
saut" tears trucking down their cheek, that
sacred compact 'still lives and will continue to
survive as long is the psap'e continue to think and
read for themselves, and it is a gratifying sign of
the times that gool Books were never selling better
than at the present time ; the oriers OF our agents
are double what they ever have been for a cores
pondiug season OF the year.
We are row making splendid Preparations for the
FALL and WINTER CAMPAIGN, and want a large
number Of active and RESPONSIBLE AGENTS,
in all parts of the country. Those who are iu the
business, and those who thidk Of entering it, are
cordially invited to address u a line and receive in
return our list Of works with terms, &C., to agents.
Address, l.. !. CROWN 4 CO,
Wis Gw Publishers, e. Cornhill, Boston.
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AIANsnNE rATNNr ENLANcE rNEs.rNE

iNSpNF PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE
ri VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM. for which a
silver Medal WI, awarded by the American Iusti-
tutc October, lo55. The above Ram which i. & re-
cent invention ut the pltentec, is capable Of forcing
water to a greater elevation than any other ram,
with the same head supply Of water, and warranted
not to stop working at any time, if there is d suii-
cicut supply Of water, and no leak u air traps in
the drive pipe.
In the ordinary ram. the valve rests upon the
aperture it l. designed TO close, presenting a much
larger upper surface for the pressure in the air
chamber than the area on the lower surface, on
which the water act5 IN opening 1t consequently
valve is a, mu.h greater in proportion as the area
If the upper surface is greater than the area of the
apcrture-henco the great loss Of power.
The principal improvement in this over other
water rams consists in the upper and lower surfaces
of the valve opeuiug-iutJ the air chanber-bclug
of the same area, the pressure per square inch rcguir-
ed to open it is but slightly greater than that in the
sir chamber consequently there Is no loss Of power
in its action-hCucc ITS ability to throw more water
than other rams. which, having valve seats, are
liable to catch and retain sand or gravel, and there
by to leak and get out Of order. Other important
advantage Will be apparent IN viewing it while in
operation.
this city and elsewhere for the past twenty years,
and trusts, by strict attention to tho business, in all
it, various branches, to merit full confidence.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, brass cocks, pumps Of all
descriptions for sale at the manufacturers prices,
rates, The above water ram are made and for sale
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NvIoNS

To tho following recommendations and approval
Of this great local work, from the most prominent
and influential mon i'm the Country. the attention If
every citizen ofChittcudcn County is most earnest
ly solicit d.
Having completed from actual surveys n Mp of
Chittcnden County a, above, and employed ,kt..lul
artists to cngrayc it in a SUI orior manner. | have
arranged with Mcssrs. Baker, Tldou q Go. TO pub
fish the work. These gentlemen have for several
years been engaged in the pui location Of Topo-
graphical Maps, and arc exccllcd by none I'm the
high reputation they have acquired in this occupa-
ton. / confidently recommend them as RESPONSE
Bile, energetic and ccutl,mauly in al, their t-lr-or-
tions, and am certain that they will a. they irvari-
ably have done, give entire satisfaction to all who
may have dealing with them.
HENRY T. WALLTEG,
Supt. State Map o. Mass.
Mcssrs. Baker 4 Co. have published maps Of Soy
eral Counties in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Among those who have examined Maps aud the sew
eral surveys made hy II. +. Walliu., ESD, civil
Engineer and Supt. Of state Map, and approved and
recommended them q. accurate and reliable, are the
GLOWING distinguished gentlemen:
MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT:
Emory Wasburn, Ex-iov Hon. l.. +. ). Foster,
Hon. Isaac Davis. " Henry c. Dominc,
" Amasa Walker, T. II. Seymour, cN.Gov.,
" Jno. q. Palfrcy, W. W. Ellsworth eN-Goy,
" Jared spark. Hon. Henry Barnard,
" John II Clifford, " James Dixon,
" James Walker, Joseph Trumbull, cN.Goy.
" Roht. G. Winthrop, Hon. Gideon Wells,
" Geo. n. Briggs, VIM. 4. buckingham.
" Edward Everett. Erastus Williams,
" y. Y. Banks, Jr.. H.. n. Norton,
" Geo. ;. Boutwcll, e1. A. II. Hubbard.
Gov,
" Charles Sumner,
" Rufus Choate,
" VIM. b. Calhoun.
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PUBLICATIONS.

~ N NJ A N II o o ID
~ and its Prem allure Decline.
Inst Published, Gratis, the Twentieth Thousand
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MENT, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or l'o,,
chi Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions, Genital aud
Nervous Debility, Impotoncy, and Impedimonts to
Marriage generally. By b. DE LANEY, M d.
The important fact that tho many alarming com
plants, originating in the imprudencc and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed without Medicine,
is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment MS
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
of which every one is enabled to cure himself per
fectly and at the least possible cost, thereby aVoiu-
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post Tree IN a
sealed envelope, by renting (post poid) two post
age stamps to DR. b. DE LANEY, II Lispcnard 81
New York City. Sep % d 4 W IN,
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RUSgNESS CARDS.
Head Quarters at W w. pARTRIDGE's Music
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

lowest city prices. All instruments sold by me al
of my own selection and warranted perfect.
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dry GOODS.

u p + o p J. S 5 T . K Il :
- 10 CHURCH STREET. -
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the latest and most
APPROVED STYLES Of CLO1kS, CiPES
and TALNAN, are respectfully invited to examine
an entirely New Stock, just opened.
We also will have made to order at the
shortest notice any kind Of pattern required from
last falls style to the latest extant, varying in
price from 81 so to SIS.
AIDES CLOTH BEAVER and FLANNEL CON
stantly on hand, and at prices that will defy eom-
petition.
Also, a new lot Of exceedingly ssnteel styles Of
DELAINES for sale by
octl7d&wtf HOTCHKISS & JELLI5ON.
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House and Lot For Sale.

gIOR SALE vacant lot corner of Union aud
! Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union ST.,
with dwelling house. barn, good garden, we'll,
ecistern &c, the Is will he sold together, or sep
hrate. For terms c|nquirof Mrs. j. c.. IIawlcy On
the premises, orof II. q. White.
February, 4, ls5h. wifi
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A II D b f Y'S.
81 sept6.
ENLOUR-lOO BBLS. 'BOWMANvILLE MILLS
u Flour, tho best article in this market. for
sale by au7 VANSICKLEN & WALKER.
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4 RE CURING TIE SICK TO AN EXTENT
"a never before known of any medicine. lnvalids,
read aud Judge Tor yourselves, JULES IAUEI,
Esq, the well known pcriumcr, of Chestnut street
Philadelphia. whose choice products are found at al
most every toilet, says
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Many OF my friends have realized marked benefits
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icctual but safe and pleasant to be taken, qualities
which must make them valued by the public, when
they are known
Inc venerable chancellor NAkpLAN, writes
from Baltimore, April 10Th, 1901 4:
" DR.. j. G. ANER-Sir | have taken your Pills
with great benefit, for the listlcssucss, languor, loss
Of appetite, and Bilious headache, which has of
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JVIlN T. BEATTY ESQ rec. OF the Penn Rail-
road Co, says:
d" IA. u. u. Office, Philadelphia, Dec. IT, 1888.
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the eii'ary OF your medicines, having derived very
material bencht rom the use OF both your IcctoraI
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fh' WIDELY renowned H.S. STEVENS, VI. D., Of
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Ht r,rt d. ~
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EN0R SALE.-A C~LAPDOARD MACHINE FOR
saving Clapboards six feet long built last
winter by o. BELkNAP & &C., Mortified.
Henry RoLrE Agent Hunterstown Lumber Co.
Burlington, Oct. 10, 1856. vic If
Vermont Waterman please copy one month and
send bill To- this office.
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Importer Of Wines and Liquors, tj Front Street,
1.-Two door from Ccenties slipD Nev-Ncrk.
March l.. 1851. WITT
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William D. Kidder's Estate.

TNfE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by tho Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittcndon, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate Of William
D.. kiddor, late Of Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvcnt, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being allow
ed by said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the busi-
nccs of our appointment ut the dwelling house OF
Caroline kiddcr, in Burlington, in said District. on
the first Mondays Of January and March next, al
10 o'clock, A.. NJ, ON each Of said days.
CHARLES RUSSELL,
ah gGI : b iRRggfNIcA1N' Commissioners
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CarOetinpS !

oiPCtShS
E. c. STEVENS. AT HIS NEW STORE,
212 Washington Street. = = Boston.
1--WE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS Is IN.
4 vitcd to his Large Stock of Carpe'ings, which
will be offered for sale at the Lowest Prices, viz.
5000 yards at - cts.
5000 " 81
5000 " 80
10000 " Extras, at C2b cts.
lolnO " k~idlermiu,ter, at - CT.
5000 " Thrcc-ply, at 81 90.
5000 " Tapestry Brussels, from auction. at
- 90 per yard. The CHEAPEST Carpets ever be.
fore offered for sale in Boston.
Painted Carpets from 81 to l35 cents per yard
Carpets sold to Ministers Of all Denominations, at
cost. WlI 3u
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ANEW BooKS.-THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
y by Hall, with portraits-Liyc and Learn
Three years on the Kansas Border, by an Episcopal
ian Clergymau-Conquest Of Kansas, by Phillips
The Young American Fremont. Received and Tor
snle at octl HUNTtNGTON'S
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NrEw BOOKS. RECEIVED OCTOBER 1sr., AT
the Church Street Book Store. Conquest OF
Kansas, - by P~hillips-special correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, for Kansas. Twelve Urgent
onestions" bv Cummings " 1000 Mistakes Cor
rected, or Live and Learn" " Retribution,' by
Mrs. S~outhworth. octl Fly f. A. tJLLbk'
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This ccrtiGcs that | have arranged with Nc -r-.
Baker, Tildon 4 Co of Boston, +" publish the Map
of Chittcnlon County, which has been ADVERTISED in
my name.
wi If c. SMITH Il a.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-We regret to learn
that Wm. G. Price, son of James E. Price,
Esq, Of this city, met with very serious ac-
cdent on Tuesday morning last. He had gone
on q cunning excursion on The Chesap apcake
bay, about 10 or 20 miles below Ekton, Md,
aud was riding, when the hoIse stumbled and
fell, throwing him heavily and falling upon his
chest. The young man is about 10 years OF
age. His injuries are OF, The spine and suppos-
ed to be serious. His parents started for the
place OF the accident about 2 O'Clock on We'd
nesday morning.-Del. Gazette,
NEw NJ. E. sCHURcR.-We notice that the
Building Committee are progressing finely with
the new M. L. Church in Easton. II is expect
ed to be finished aud will be dedicated some.
time in Decenber. The structure is Gothic
aud when finished, will be the handsolnesi
church in Eastern Maryland. aoa.a .se ~,
| AcoIDEsT-An engine on the Delaware Rail
road ran over two mules, on Wednesday, neal
Dover, injuring them SO badly, that they had Il
be killed soon after. They were the property
Of Mr.. A. 3. Lukens. The accident was una
voidable. Reporter. SAD . y
\ New CAsTLE CouRT. THE court has beer
chiefly engaged in trying liquor cases. Chas
NJ, Amond, Henry Witsll, David Shaw, Nea
] McElwee, Geo w. Burns aud James Planke
had each been tried and convicted in u numbe
ofcases.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26
The Legislature.

This body will meet at Dover, on Monday,
the &th of January. The Senate will stand,
four Americans to five DEMOCRATS the House
all Democrats. It is presumed that the Speak
ership OF the Senate rests between Moses Hsr.
rington, ESQ.,, of Kent, and Abraham Boys,
Esq, of New, Cas,le-Mr. H. by right of sen-
ority, he being the only Democratic member
holding over; Mr. B. by right OF experience.
he having heretofore served in both branches
of the General Assembly. All hands agree in
conceding the post of the Speaker of the House
to Geo. w. Cummns, Esq, of this town. We
heard 40 names as applicants for clerk of either
House. The Legislature being nearly all of
one party, it's deliberations will, no doubt, be
conducted with harmauy and good feeling
There are few questions of general Importance
to come before the Legislature at its next ses-
sion. We presume, an effort will be made to
institute in lieu of the present defective School
Law, new and effective one, modelled after
the most improved plan. We do hope that our
Legislators will give this subject that considera-
tion which its importance demands and enact
y such q law as they, in their wisdom, determine
y as best promotive of educational interests. The
y duty Of selecting two United States Senator,
'e will devolve upon them-one to fill the unex
% pred term of Mr. Clayton, until March 1859
. and the other in place of MIR. Bayard, whos
81 term expires on the Sd of next March. And tn
g most perpexng subject ofall will unquestionabl
ns be, the enactment of " judiciOus License La
D. ,Ohich WiH the more e6ectualy prevent the evil
Oo Of intemperance." There are various opinion
~ existing in regard to the right kind of law,
~ and We trow that much dissatisfaction will Ell
=" sue, let what will, be done. How can the
y" avoid Scylla and yet escape Charybdis."
license is granted only TO thes Hotels, then q
'"- the " three-cent ours" about the grogshoI
'y will set up terrible whine and. should Il
sc old license law be restored, the :. Picayuners
pa will snarl and bite with a vengeance. Son
is' are in favor of the Legislatures Z" shifting Il
III responsibility upon the Levy Court, viii
'e' others favor the connecting of the matter "
h"' know not in what way) with the Grand Jur
'"n Some are partial to the School District syste
'' of 80, while others want an entirely new licen
70" law. However, better law is promised tn
,0'' the Prohibitory Law-we will wait and wat
the result of the old adage, "promises are Ii
e" pie-crust," &c.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-26
Wriuen for the Smyrna Times.

LEwEs Del, Nov. 22d, 80.
Mr.. Editor ;--Presuming You would like to
hear from this quarter, take up my pen and
Ink for the purpose of informing you of what is
transpring.
The election is over, and now one has time
TO think and look at matters and things in gen.
eral IN an unbiased manner. During the ex.
cltement OF the campaign one viewed every
event Tint =: turned up" in political light.
We haye tried the i" Maine Law" and are
! to have II repeo led in spite of the remonstran-
ces of any and ALL Well, this is something
new in republican governmenl-that legisla.
tors are TO be pledged 10 enact or repeal laws
i for private interest or benefit.
All We have TO say is, that if the law is re.
pealed, let us have it free. Enact no costly
license law-let the poor man sell as well al
the rch-let every elmS-hOuse be filled witt
paupers-let our lails be filled with criminal
let our taxes be increased-let n barrel b,
set at every corner that all may be convinced
OF the evils of the traffic In anticipation o
the repeal of ssi i'd Law, aud in consequence q
the acqutal Of nine cases of violation Of tn
, Law, IN this place, some ofour merchants hav
j. laid in" a supply of the crltcr," and n
= doubt we shall have jolly times shortly.
" The crops have done well in his section
). Corn is fine, and potatoes have yielded abou
- an average. Corn Is not coming into markC
: very rapidly, in consequence of the low price
l. There has been several cases ofsmall pox
Of Milton, some of which have resulted fatal
It The disease was introduced by Capt. Barke
\. Upon his decease, some of the clothing haviI
been buried was excavated by some negroe
who, as appears by the sequel, al paid very de
for their whistle"
y Thanksgiving day was strictly obeyed in o
e town; the stores were all closed, and busine
&c. of nearly all kinds suspended. There W
=, preaching in the nj. E. Church, in the evenir
"' by Rev. Mr.. Pasterfeld, from Eph. v. 1920.
aS "Be not drunk with wine, wherein is excei
as but be filled with the Spirit, Giving thanks
IN God and the Father, in the name of our LIZ
m Jesus Christ" A sermon of rare merit.
Our town has kept pace with the progress
Vi spirit of the times in the way of improveme
be -some fine buildings having been erected
ring the current year. One belonging to
John W. Walker, at the lower part of p
int Town, for its fine situation and architectu
va beauty, deserves especial notice.
Bidding the cause OF prohibition "God spec
| close. Respectfully, yours,
iKs BREvITY