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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
O!WHAT.A RUSH!

Z Asst c0URT-DAY, monday, March 24,)
~ was a great day in town. There was n,
unusually large crowd OF people OH hand drawn
together by business, politics, desire to see
eachtother, to get bargains, &c. As usual thare
was yrusbto Rogers 4. FoSic's CheGp Cash Store;
but what disappointment mt, on going TO the THREE
Big Doors, to find them shut nd barred. sWhai!
have they quit n says me |; Have they shut us
QUIT says another just then they saw,a card
on the door which read as Follows: yea "
ROGERS & F0GLB HAVE REMOVED
To Laziers Old stand Courthouse Square.
This fixed the matter nt Once, and the almost
disappointed crowd turned awaysfrom the Big
Doors TO go TO Lazier's Old Stand, and hers, sure
enough, they found Mcssrs. Rogers & + ogle and
their Clerks all as busy as bees, piIing up and
selling off q large and choice stock Of 4. a.. ..
Spring. q SUMMER GOODS.
Just as cheap as eyor, and though some people
talk about Goods getting higher. &c. it was not
so at Rogers & Foglcs' fittings we're going oil
cheap, by the yard, gross, dozen or single
There they were, Rogers, Fogc, and Clerks,
making the yordsticks ny, talking away and saw
ing,-' How .d'you do . only l2L cts a yard y
'Cheap as dirt y 'liave dress oil of this piece,
madam = Yes, MIR. -, we'll wait on YOU in
moinent!'--all at one breath 1t was really
busy day, and the new stock OF Goods Just re-
ceivcd has dwndlcd down that more will
have tn be procured right bi.1 IEH.HE H.. ..
But don't be scared New Goods are coming
on, fresh lots every few days. and let the people
come they run tho stock out why Just lei ZEN,
there's more Goods down eaet. Call al Lazicr's
old stand, and sec for yourselves. Come on,
while things are fresh.
Morgantown, March 30, 1906.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
Second Stock fhfs Semso,,

Second Stock this Season!
Ofbeautiful and choice Goods, opened for in.
sPec:ioH on Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th
and 18th insts. We confidently invite your in
spection OF our Stock believing as we do, that
1t cannot be excelled in the city, and we have
no hesitation in inviting a comparison.
Our DRESS GOODS, Just received
by the steamers Persia and Atlantic, have been
selected in New York, principally from the
well known houses Of Messrs. Stewart g. Co.,
Beck & Co., Arnold, Constable g. Co, snd Ubs-
dell, Picrson, Lake & Co., which is suili cient
guarantee that the styles are of the most FASH
ionable, and recent designs imported.
Our EMBROIDERIES are chiefly
of our own Importation, thereby enabling us to
offer superior inducements, both in newness of
design and price.
Our stock of MANTILLAS are of
the importation of Geo. Bulpin & Co. Many
novelties not to be found else where.
We would beg leave to call particular atten-
ton to our stock Of LINENS, imported by our.
selves; and TO our stock Of Staple and House
Keeping Goods, all Of whic h we will sell at very
low prices. ..... -.
III is our intention to offer superior adyanta-
ges to purchasers, and by continued fair dealing
TO merit the confidence of the public. ..,r~
IL Mr.. JOHN w. DURBIN, formerly of Nor
gantown, is engaged with us, and will be pleas
ed to receive any order entrusted to him, which
nc VIII faithfully discharge, and forward as di-
rectcd Immediately. N|f .a. a..i
as HEISKELL g. SWEARINaEN.
"he cling, Va, April ID, 1856. Do Cd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
TWENTY FREE STATE MEN KILLED
TIL r. TO w y * L Il \ j. ID.
Free State Men DNven from LeavenwortA
MORE MURDERS AND ROBBERIES.

ST. Louis, Thursday, Sept. I, 1885,
Advices from Kansas received here this eyeast
say that on the no,np0 oi the 3Otn Captaia Reed.
with 300 Pro-Slavery ueo, iooght3Oo Fee Soilers
un0er Mr. Brown OF Osasaf;amle. The batds
lasted an hour. when the Free Solltrs were rouei
with the loss of twenty killed and several wouad@
Mr. Brown and his son are Am ,ng the killed. Five
Slavery men were wounded. Osswa'tsme
WAS burned, and all the ammunition and provisions
carried away.
Gov Gesry arrived in this city to dag. He pro.
ceeds imm. dia,ely 10 Kansas
ST. LOUIS, Friday Sept. ., 1886.
b. lstest ad, ices from Kansas we lesrn that two
brothers by the name of Phillips have been shot
dead by the Pro. slavery party.
Every Free-Stl man had been driven from
Leavenw worth, and about forty Of them arrived here
to-day entirely destitute, Ia lag been robbed Of
every dollar they possessed b, the Border Raflians
Second DisPa'ch
ST LOUIS, Fnoay Sept 5, 1856.
Private adsices from Kansas state that on Tues
day last every Free-State man was driven from
Lesyenworth at the poot of the bayonet, aud all
their property destroyed or confscated. Mr Pail.
lips, the correspUn6 1T vf rnE NEW YORK rRIB-
uNE, and his brother were kllitd. The house of
the iormer and the sore OF the latter was burned.
1t ir said Mr.. Phillips fred from his house aud
killed tao Pro oSlayeiy men. Forty sufferers ar.
rived here today entirey destitute. Fuller par
iculars tO-mOfTow.
CHICAGO, Friday Sept. 3. 1856.
Private advices from Kansas, yIs Nebraska City
report the Iowa road entirely closed By armed
bar ds OF MssOurIans, under command of Gen.
Richardson, who was stationed near the boundary
line of Kansas and Nebraska.
One hupored and fifty emigrants near Nebraiks
City, who were prevented enttriny Kansss, sodi
il twas expected, att mps TO force passage in few
days.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

The American Ass0cist Oh for the Adsancenen.
Of SceDce, with the proceedings Of whose arnu /
meeting our city newspapers were lately filled,
may Justly be set down as among the most char
acteIistic and at the same time most encouraging
tokens OF the civilized progress Of the times in
Hhlch we live, especially when We take into con.
SdeIatOn not only the zeal, enthusiasm and mum
b.rs of the association itself, but the still more
Noticeable fact that sufficient public interest was
felt in the proceedings to induce toe leading news
pspers OF this city to report them az length.
Our latest English newspapers contain full and
extended reports OF the proceeding of aaOther AS
socia'ion different indeed in lis object but not less
highly cbaJ acterstic of the times and no. less salts
fsctory, rs going 10 chow that Advancing ciyiliZi-
ton at the sae time that II brghtens the intellect
and lights the lsmpo scientific curiosity also
the heart and kindes the flame of Christian charity.
The reports to which we allude are those Of the
National Reiormatory Union, So called, l4te!y
formed in England, Ind Of Whose frs! conference,
fed at Bristol and presided over by Lord Stanley,
n. +, the English newspapers by the lat arrival
contain full reports. This is not union for pOliti
diminuton Of crime by substituting 10 the case of
Young offenders refornatory methods IN the place
Of or at all events in addition TO- pun slmen: by
Imprisonment.
The first idea of punishment is merely the gra,i-
fcaton Of that instinct of vengeance implanted IL
the human mind as mean. OF protection agains.
external ageressiOns. D gniied with the name
Justice the qualification of this instnc, especially
wiz the wrongs 70 be punished are those OF oh rs
rs well as our own, rises t. the dignity Of duy.
Indeed, this &C of wrongs s regarded noDg
ell savage nations as the highest duty winch nan
owes 70 himself and 20 those ume diaEely dependent
upon or connected with him. But the following
out of this priI cple of private revenge is soon
found to be productive, in an aggravated and
chronic sh-pe, Of the very evils IL is Intended TO
cure; and the very first function ASSUMED By eye-!
settled government is, TO forbid private revs-ge,
sId TO take upon itself the puLishInen! OF crime.
From this moment punishment comes TO be re-
laIded less and less mere act of vengeance,
AID gradually takes upon itsef more and more
the cha'actef of preventive of crime. lsls less
vengeance on the particular criminal; !. Is moro
apd more tbe prevention of O.her crimes Of the
same sort, that coue to be considered the great
objtc, Of puhishmeLt The Only means hO" ever, for
long time considered, Of making punishment more
tcaoious for this ect is to increase its severity;
hnd under the joint influence Of this idea, and
Of that hsrsbness Of character which, till a very
late period. adhered. and still in some measure
adheres to the British races, the English criminal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
p0so the Panama Railroad and al otksr

poso the Panama Railroad. and ar Other i,,..
Dents in Central A I*rics. to much more ..,.
darger. There are Dc@er wanting. in those q.
occasions for interfering such a. Walker .v,.',
himself Of Political commotions are frsous,,
the defeated party, willing to risk eyer,,,,I
the sake oi revenge, Ia ready h A.
aid. 70 matter whence or by wh,m
be proflered, or how danger us i,s ch,rac,, ,,
State OF Panama is said TO DO now tbre.tanas :.
civil commOtlons. Though the si and a.
property il po,sesiion Of tho natives nigh..,
cut 10 gseat inducement nr iorriyn iateryr,..
the prospect cf stealing a railiod Ike -
across the lstbmus OF Panama might p,,,.
strong temptation. and the cs'e 0. the Tn
Company will show how easy it Is for per.o,,.
sunirg 10 act IN the name of the Government.
set up some plsn-iole pretense Of seizue asd sr.
ftiture. Whtn to I,ks from tho native. w.t. 1.
added sodisicral and still greater risks froa syn
bu.ters the inducement to nveet money ia Cras
Amt rica Goes not seem at tb. moment part,,
l,rv stropg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

A recent arrival az Boston from Honduras shows
rhaI the union Of ali the States OF Central America
against Walker is cow perfect and complete. 1t
appears also that, IA might naturally be- expected
the eeliOg in Honduras is very bitter against all
Americans, es being more Or less implicated in, or
at least likely 10 become psrtsans o., Walkers
plans. The friends Of Walker 10 this country have
apOloeZed for bis invasion OF Nicaragua on the
ground that, however it might be attended with
sOue irregularities and s. me vi)lence-rO0biug on
a large scale and incidental murlers-is was still
al essential means of giving civilization, repre-
sented by tts enterpf-iDg and intelligent North
Americans AID Europeans, fOoth0ld IN tho
country. I. was on tha ground that Mr. Spiier,
who is 20 deeply Interested in tte proposed railroad
through Honduras, apologized in his recent work
on Central America for ho opera one - the Eli.
busters.
It would seem, however, Una the st,empt in
this way 10 force civilization sn4 European a1d
North American enterprise and rulers uoon Cen
tral America vii haze precisely an opposite efoc,
from that promised by Mr. SIoer aud the Other
advocates ol .t.ii@g. Nof OIL; do M ia.
t,rnal commot.on and military mo; ersn1s which i.
bas occasiJned greatly interfere with oh iodls.
mai operations, especially those in Hlch fogsi, -.
.Is are prime paly concerned bat the Invasion Of
Ws'k,r i, prOdgciIr as It's na,nial and inesita pe
T..nlr hatred, drcad ana distrust of all foreign
ers. which canIo: bat prove very serious draw.
back 20 many pre- ctel enterprises. The hatred
ard suspicion OF the peop'r OF Hoaduras, aroused
~ ans, all for iguer', will not aid much Mr.
squier- project u ba-lIrg RAILROAD through
Ilonduri, with EuIopeau clpiAl.
Nor ar he so.ne causes without their eff. &C
opon Investments already made. Since the Pana.
rot the value Of the Panama Railroad stock
has declined several per cent Ii il said ths,
the Directors OF the Company feel full confidence
of Their ability to defend their property sgainst
any attack Of The natives. That may be- but
fibuaeriDg expeditions, such as Walker's, e1.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

When honest, well'meaning persons write us that
such ard such absurd libels on Col. Fremont are
circulating in their locality, and that they want
documents whfrewi'h to retute them, We cannot
help answering that they take hold of the business
exactly at the wrong end. What they have reals
70 DO TO make their neiehbors acquainted with the
true character of Col. Fremont, his career, his
seryices. and the estimation in which he has ever
been held by the wise and good who intim4tely
knew him; and this will preclude all necessity for
paying attention to the petty larceny slanders with
which his baser adversaries seek to blacken his
reputation Only let the People see and know him
~ he Is, and the vPers wIl 6nd themselves biting
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

An extra session Of the Wisconsin Legislature
convened yestrrfsy. The principal subject before
them is the protection of citizens of THAI STATE whs
have gore so Kaneas. Ihe telegraph gives Us Al
extract from Gov Bashior0s Message.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
AETIuI's SFLF-SEALiNG FRtIi

AKTuE's SELF-SEALiNG FRoiI Cnn 90, ~.
ris.rv- hat 'he g'oprieor- Of ne u.ipr N m IN
plt ,.,,Ie. ~ A. o,,ed these CANS, ga arc u-n-
~ 49, na iIsn-nt fr- ru'0,s mp thr rr'h ftuf
'-.,, fb,s - c.rs'rly sftoIf r'c'" l''p" III
i"hh'' o.. a .bouii b. conclusive as 10 th-'r SUBS
~, ,''t & \. o., al h1ueteeper' Now to- season for
fl,it r,s. Tr,,r suppl'er ~ =, pl..s, S.a w.,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
sseu5l. 5l.1ork daily Iribmte
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1856.

TO CORRESPONDJNTS.
c. Il. sc CULLoCK, Fremont What State
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
PArrR DECORATE FAYE & CO..

No 2j7 arad,,ay near War bsva Oh h'na e.t -,
of PaPFR Hlscl.cs o,pa ay.d &C. --I . 90 tns .nS
,sr bs fully sppi sci.ted AItste ~orAnsn Only e'p''
a VIC ed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

10. 600 cures have been made this month of Dar
ssA Dysouxcsy Coc Group. Chronie RbcoDstisu &c BY
n, TosIIss Celebrated VgkErAs LsiMksr, warrsnied to
o.r, Or ts msasy retsned Price rs - 30 eens Depot No
= 0vpAasa| SD By sss prpsgwA tspsAss' w shsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
=, .r1cle. of nny kind evcr acqulred % rapid

,v or Won 50 gen. ri appreciation of favor from al
ur,r, and from all casses " people, Prot.
il.,y EreroP.TrvE for preserving b~sut'ing sni
,ori, the a.r anuh late. al ei"ool' Of the sr,
I. I. ,I,rs AID eta res hair 20 is orSirs ..or.
rrle ihsu.elges their rin se'.
- ,bo ere lons their hair. shout not id Pros
x..,r.. II az RESTORATIVE. lLouisviile Tmss
~. at 70 81 RloadHsy. New iofk sn. BY al. nrrsss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

SOMETHING NEW AND WAIVED III b' hhi-
BopY-FtNTArSE's SoLIDItIED CREAM Of WILD FLOWERS
esaed from Recipe Of d. FoNTAINE the Original inventor
OF the Tbousad Flowers, the virtues OF which ths
Cream combines n SOLID aud mole economical form Fo
ss tutf ing the teeth and breath, uaki the skin clear
sof a. frsgsut ard ashug infants Beautifully ps
ps,ed Examine it, ard YOU will buy g. IT, RING al c. v
CIICkkNER Co, Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
3ns,i,ees konrte-
-----c = 1---.-,, -, cnyr HAT FOR YOUNG MrN-

PARIS HATS At OUR STANDARD PRICE.-iO-
day vii be oe - severs Of PARIS HAS, msde oy
o,(s, 80 xt,.qsi, ,or mr. -et,tl snos Co,
Leaders aid utIoircers Of Fashion for Cr Loaen ha
As,o touse. BtoacwAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. - Let
teis parts OF the Union ts nce az being
IN than any other dye. The PRO 'sor mas en-
sed to meet tho RAPID increase OF orders
Tho spe ~ ths process aud tho rchHsss Of tn LOT m
paited uDs cal amr alton Sold and apPel al MS
WIZ Factory. No 6 As'or H"us-.
JET AND GOLD JEWELRY.-JUST RECEIN Ed
New p.tteus Of EARNINGS PINS, BRAcELETS, NECKLACES
&c JrT CKoss Pms aid EARRINGS PLAIs JET ORNANESTs
the assortment the city, CSBo2NE, BoARDhAs
T~wAsLkD's mo 81 EIost~ Gy, con eI VI springs"
l.. O. WILSON & Co.
A,e now prepared to ,de their M importation OF
DRrss Goops which will BE- found than usual Attractive
Nc IL Court andt aud Nos. II aud Is Oey ss
To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRvGGsTS.
EARNgs PARK,
No. 4 Broadway n y, invite the stteton OF close buyers
t1iheir imme use stock OF European slG AmencaE
PATEAr NLDICSEs,
The complete sssoitmoui Ia eisc hepnes a. ana De-
low pop prices by the dozen, package of 'm ero
BARNES FARK, \. Y, CnoiunAt aud san Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
WIGS, WIGS, WIGs !-MEpnuRsr a 90. S

WIGS ano ToUrEEs have attained al the ses 20 per
soLy Nstrte defSg the possibility Of discovery Gtting with
comfort and perfect security The ara cheapest
softneIt RrHGs, Bands, Curs &c. No. n MAIDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

BATTLE AT OjAWATTANIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
VuDrR,s PATrAT SALAMANDER SAFE, wit

NUDER'S PATEHT SALAMANDER SAFE, with
Wiz Searns Marvi irproV eueE Jhe be. SAFE ~ ths
wOrlo Secured BY tbe Ctlebfstea La Belle fO~def W 2O
Iork sith We smell keYa made lndor the iuc' 20 il
specoi Mr.. who hss for - years pperin
teuneo their Manufacture, during which tune Lot oisTs
wh OF property been CONSUMED in Of theA' nav
lrs been testsc iu c;ideItI hIes. -
Warranted free from dsnpuess. For sale by
SrEARss & MARvIs, Nos 40 Murray aGs l46 "aterst
uacnldhand Safes of nheI makeTs At Ledncee pIlIe3
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

CLIREnUGHs Wigs and TOUPEEs, with his
new kin divisions excel all Others oi comfort and durability
Nor viii, application, receive his system of
pIemtp ut which perfect 1T No 62 Fultonsi third
from Bfo.dW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
RLAxcnAKp,s CELEnRArEp STOVES ANI
JET BRAcrIErs and Ornamcn.s Of the newest

JEI DKhtELETS bUU VTH1iAIVHVo Vt 'I'T Il" 49,
patterns continue TO DO received by steame vG
tIeless variety Of Fancy Articles; Pesr and Ivory ans "
cesin, Bronze and other On &c, AZ the extensive
Fancy Bazaar OF II. S. ROCKS. No. 499 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
nn1InwAy,s Pills. FEEnLE CONSTITUTIONS.

man. Of per.ors with sutions ole etry from
-. T.h ,fv Nature snoui in such csses ..s Il with
ow.ys PLs 1heygvs ard ramil. the ssst-rp
.d yisor to Circulation SOLD a. 'he i.ruf4ofe. No 20
NJ, Lar p xewyo.k and No "a -r. g. Loldon and b,
a., Dr. gg.'s ct &c 62ic sad = per box
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

AUTUMNAL IASUHONS-IDe gem OF the tpliet
f- gpteutn ne nome sbANrsS fah oItS "
HsT This eecaut art Gle really the cnet dG Vrs OF a
combD.s al that IL vs'u -he AID desirable 10 PFC
il rnei. rohing 10 - real worth. Ca AID SEQ bANAS
spe< assortment Nc 10 C.uast, corner oi "oosoI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
To WHOLESALE
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,
UosTrTTrD. - For Indigestion. Dyspepsia,

Liver Conn and Lack # tone to tbs system poihns
cyc5uoed the same elise HosTETTER's \EehTArLE STOt
tr RtTrE,s The eI.s- No weak einsc.,s3
,.,o can ,,o - Sold by s OroceJs, Drug.
rss ana Hotels BAENEs tAKK, wholesale Age - New
"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
PIANOS MELOpEoNs and HARM0NlUMs at

wATERS No 355 BIodway from eight different maouacto
ne. making the largest IN tbs cy beside large
n.be OF Pianos with and without the Hoian
be sold thai defs etitOn Pianos tJr rent
allow ed purchase FOR sne on monthly payments
Euc reduc ed prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

IksBsSp'> CALCINEU MAGSFSIh ia three
~ se strength e the common Htxness all clear Of
leaFaut tsats FouT hTstpreriup silver n-izis and q
sords fs,t cl4 srd~d IN tho market
sale bv the Druggists GENERALLY snd wh-esals
s-tn'>r 7. J. HrSBsrD. Pbilsielo Oh -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

FTtHNIlr IUUe.
Twill SAY for Col Fremont, that when vert into
tie Investigation o this transaction had sorne nra
uGi,es WI Oh thought perhaps u.ight DC uniounded
snc which am now satisfied were unouuded T.e
triudicts which had been impressed upou m; mlrd
lave been dispeed by the investigation of all ls con-
duct il Callon is, aid an prepared to bear test
uory upon This occasion 10 the correctness OF hs Whole
line 1f coUCuC. a. al 9TH and a disbursbg ay.r,
Not one collar be traced to hs stands no pro erty
csD be traced biz hsnos for which he car not give 10
the Government satisfactory vouchers that It has been
appropriately and properly applied. See Cong.
Gfo6e, vol. 90, p. $50.
FEB. 1e, 1853, Mr.. Can pbell of Illinois, asked
"Were claims for articles frsudalenly charged sex.
eral times, presented by C0l. Fremont! Vs wore they
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

HERRING : IAIENT CHAMPION j IRE IKoOF
SAFEs-Wnh Halls PsteLt Powcer i0of !ocks. the same
tho awarded medals at the Norids Far Lon
NJ, ~ ,gid's tsr Ncwf l.. 1885 aud th9 ony
American Saos that swarced medals at tue Loiion
NOIlds Fair ~
The Pstentee placed $lou gold in IN" e1hbi 81 1T
a., Worlds Fair LId Invited all the IickInchs IN t9
world 10 open Safe bout the Keys aid taks the
money ~ a reward for thor iIGei uicy
subscribers their asents tie only parsons aln0f
iz to make and sell HERRISG'S PATENT CHAMPION SAL,
with Halls Patent P0wd-I IrOt LoJss
: c. HLRRiNG Il Co, Green Block,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

WIGS - UAR-DyE WIGS. - BACHELORS
NIGs etf roUTyEs have nprogeer peculiar 10 th- hons
rbe ceehr'@d al world for their graceful beauty
rf duahIi'y-Erz 20 cham. The largest sHc best
the world I've private rooms for hs famous
0yT SOLD ~ BATCHEIoR's. No ~ Br0af~sy
POSTAGE STAMPS 6 cent? sud 10 cents FOR
A. a. OH.H
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES..

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! ! "
Eis::;::s:;:;:s and after Thursday next, May lst
s-ss--na- lsjG, Passenger Trains will run as
follows, daily, Sundays excepted.
coma EAST.
First Ir~n.-Leaves OgIcnsburgh at 10 4. NJ. =,
on arrival Of Lake Ontario steamers and Cars from
Ottawa-dinc at Misunderstanding at Rouscs
Point at 3.2j, p. NJ, where passengers proceed
"thow |r,aV, by Vermont and Canada Railroad,
and Lake Champlan Steamers, for Boston, and New
York; and intermediate places.
N'coHd 1ran.-Leavcs Ogdcnsburgh at go 7.
NJ, lodge at Malone, proceed next morning at > A.
NJ, arriving at Rousc's Point at 10, giving time
for breakfast before the Cars and Steamers leave for
the East and South, and reaching Boston and New
York same day.
GOING WEST.
Fisf Irnn.-Leaves Rouse's Point at 5. A. NJ
on arrival of Cars from Montreal, and Lake Cham
plain Steamers, arriving at Ogdcnsburgh vt l.30 =.
NJ, connecting with the splendid Steamers Of the
American and Great Western Railroad Expros )
Lines for Niagara, Hamilton Toronto Buiiaio
and theWost.
Second Iian-Lcavcs Rouse's Point atlas.
p NJ, on arrival of Cars from Boston and New
York, via Vt. and Canada Railroad, arriving at
Osdensburgh at 600, ?, NJ, proceed without delay
by American Line of Steamers, for Kingston,
sncketts llarbor, oswego, Rochester, Toronto, lla-
milton, Niagara, and the West.
All trains connect at Moocrs Junction with cars
for PlattSburgh, and South and for Montreal md
Quebec.
JB'Thc atten ton Of families moving West is
called to this route, being the Cheapest, Qnickssf
and Nofs| For full particulars Agents hand
bills.
myl GEO. V. HOYLE, Supt