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VALU LIE u II q T. T. II TN
FOR SALE CHEAP.

- ITUATED on Lee River miles from Jericho
- Corners, 7 of mile from Jericho Center, COM
sisting of SHOP 30 % feet, stories in front,
3 stories in back. Lower story containing saw
mill, three Circular saws, one 2d-inch Cuttng-ot
Saw one Jig-saw. The above is run with leather
betting, and driven by two of j. I. Fairchild's
Patent " ater-whcels, all built within the past
years in the most thorough manner. The second
story is occupied as Wheclwrights shop-wood-
room % 80 feet pant-room % 80, with plat
form for drying,
ALSO - One of Guard 4 Scrogg's Patent
WHEEL MACHINES
Connected with the above l. a BLAtkSMlrI'S
SHOP, "a IS fcet-two FORCES, bellows, wise, &c.
ALAO-Ahout two acres of GOOD LAND, with
three DIV ELLING HOUSES, two BARNS-all in
good repair one of which is a Cottage with an ell
and Barn, thoroughly repaired within the last two
years, painted inside and out; water within ten
feet Of door,
All the above property will be sold cheap IL
offers a rare opportunity for any one to engage IN
the Wheelwright and Lumber business.
part of the purchnse-nonoy can remain On
mortgage if desired. Possession given the first
Of April next HEohdE ID. Mhirml,
NAHUM WHIrMARsll.
Jericho, Jan. Is, 1859. w3ott
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MESS MACKERL;

: FEW CASKS, quito new, lat and fine, arr now
I a offered to buyers, at \. >. DEW El'S.
November 10, los.
strange, that G-he- without heads should have
ucL tales told about them. daw
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Whence is that knocking?
How ist with mo whcn,evcry sound appals mo !,
/ hear a knocking
In the south entry more knocking
SHAKESPEARE.
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WORDS FOR MUSIC.
ny GEORGE r. MORRIS.

rare thee well--we part forever
All regrets are now in vain
~ Fate decroes that we must sever,
Meier to meet on earth again.
Other skies will bend above thee
Other hearts may seek thy shrine
but no other e'er will love thee.
With the constancy of mine.
Yet farewcll--we part forever
All regrets now in vain !,
rate DEGREES that wc must sever,
Nicer to meet earth again.
Fare thee well
Like the shadow on the dial
Fingers still our parting kis,
Life has no severer trial.
Death no pang to equal this
All the world is now before thee,
Every cline to roam at will.
But within the land that bore thee.
One fond heart will love thee still.
Yet farewell-we part forever!
All regrets are now in vain
Fate DEGREES that we must sever
Meier to meet on earth again.
Fare thee we'll
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ERUPTIONs ON THE SKIN.

arising from bad state of the blood or chronic
disease cradicated, and a clear and Transparent.
surface regained by the restorative action of this
Ointment. 1t surpasscs many of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes
and other disGgurements of the face
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FE..SE! CAHPIiENE.
A SUPPLY Just received at
I n j. W. ROBY a co.
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HUsT RECEIVED another lot Of those superb
" BLACK SILKS,
warranted net 10 crack by evidence of many La
dies in this vicinity that have used them. Also
LADIES' FRENCH CORSETS,
both white aud colorcd, very nice and cheap;
together With full stock of
d II T. y y q q q u s
to he sold At very low prices.
Call and see en-, at the
CORNER STORE.
August ~, -. WITT
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CHiTTENDEN COUNTY
L IC 4 l IL q 4 RY

CHA'S. MIL ER,
(Succcs,or to 7. VI. Plrker.l
PATENT SPIIEREOTNpE.
PATENT AMBROTNPE
MELAINOTNPE
LETTERGBAPliS,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Plain, in OIl or India Ink. Pictures made rs
CHEAP as in any place in Vermont aud
FAR BET ~ r.
gy-Plcasc remember the place, A7k church
.Shso burlington, w.,
Burlington Nov. "a, 1855. dSwt.
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S. VI. PETTENGILL n co.'s

81 No TIE L ] EsNV11II N VIZ
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ll9 Nassau ST., Ncc York, g. 10 State 81,
BOSTON,
5. NJ. PErTESGILL Co., are the Agents for the
Free Press and the most influential and largest
circulating Newspapers in the United States and
the Canadas. They authorized to contract for
us at our iouest rates.
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Sole Proprietor, DAVID ]. EEADLEE, Water
town, Mass, to whom all orders should be address
cd sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. TliEO. A. PLCk, Agent
iaulGwlm Burlington, Vt.
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HOODS AND WORSTEDs
j. W. RODY 4 CO..
Druggists and .lp0tileCaricS,

Corner Ciurc', and Collie &C Streets.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
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GENTS DRESS BOOTS.

M ABE Of French Calf and Patent Leather.
Va Just received by A. PEOuTf, JR. Bank
Block.
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DRs. TINYER AND CARPENTER

A RE ASSOCIATED in tho Practice Of Mcdi
"a cine and surgery, and may bo found when
enthusiastically absent at DR. Players Office, South
side of Court square.
SAMUEL W, rHAYER, JR. WALTER CARrENrE
Burlington, Vt. July -, 1887, d&wutf
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Ed.on'- nonbi R"Gnca ,n.p,riai

ENRESlI from the mandatory, at
& J. ". l,OBN 4 CO.
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CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN, Plain

- tiff, asalns, THOMAS A. QUIN and MARY JANE QUIN,
his riIsi ARTHUR A: GUN, CHARLES Il. ouIS, GEORGE
and Of the Administrators Of ARTHUR GUM deceSsed
and DAVID EVANS. defendants in Paronln pursuance Of
date on the ssh dsy u sept.mber 1889 William Watson
Referee said judgment named viii sell al Public Auction
;heny j. Bieecker Co.. on SATURDAY. the s,h day Of
November 1850 u O'Clock at noon Of that day. All that GER
piece parcel Of Land with the buildings thereon
situate lying and being in the Ninth Wd Of tn. city Of New
bounded and described follows Beginning at point
being the north westerly OF Washington and Hammond
thence running lohery along the westerly line Of
line parallel with Hammond street thirty -four feet four inches
souhery line at gh angles With Hsmmoud street.
the norhrry r Of Hammond street twenty
place OF BEGINNING Also all the certain lot piece or
parcel Land with the Building thereon us,e lying and
being the Ninth Ward Of the City Of bounded and
described follows Beginning point on the northsry Inc
Dorhwes.ry Of Washington and Hammond streets
northery right angles 20 sat Hammond street
hy feet, thence westerly parallel with Hammond street TWEEN
INV the said northery line Of Hammond street and
thence ssery along the noTtheIy line Of Hammond street
twenty-five feet 10 the place OF beginning Ana also az tha
certsi Lot piece parcel Lend with the Building thereon,
lying and being in the Ninth Ward Of the City Of New
YORK bounded and described follows Beginning at point
on the nortbery line Hammond distant yfour feet
westerly from the north westerly corner Of Washington and
Hammond streets thence running nohery AZ night snges TO
Hammond feet and eight inches then nohey and
parallel with Washington street heen feet and four inches
thence westerly and parallel With Hammond street eighteen
feet thence souhery parallel with Washn street heen
inches thence eastery parallel with hammond
eight inches thence southery and night
angles Hammond street y feet to the said norhery line OF
Hammond and thence easTly along the northery line
OF Hammond street twenty-five feet to the place oil beginning
together With all and singular the hereditansn and apgue
thereto beonrnr IN aHyw,e aPpsT;sniIs dated
2lst september, lsss WILLIAM WATSON, Referee;
JOHN C. DIMMOCK, Plaintiff q Attorney rs 2ewbW
The . Of the aboyede-cTibed premises is adjourned TO the
dsy December 1859 the Merchants Exchanse az IL
O'Clock m--Eo,enlber s. 1859 WILLIAM WATSON, Referee
D n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

MORAL PHILOSOPHY; IscLUDTss THEoskrIcAL AVID
PE.Crlc.L ErhIor By JosEPE HsyKs ID. d. limo PIP
seo. Gould L Lincoln Sold BY Sheldon Co.
The treatise on Mental Philosophy by the author OF
this volume established his position clear and yg-
orous writer on metaphysical science. In the present
work, We find the same marks Of thorough investgi-
tion profound reflection, and appropriate Illustration,
for which the preceding one was remarkable. The
author devotes no less attention to the history Of
ethics than TO the exposition Of It's fundamental Prin-
eples By this method the whole subject is distinctly
presented TO the mind of the STUDENT and must leave
q wel-leined impression upon his memory In dis
eussine the nature Of right DIR. Haven starts with the
assumption Of primitive intuition, by which the idea
is recognized. This explains the origin OF the idesi
but the ground Of right involves another question Dis
car;ng the theories of utility of Legal enactment, and
of the divine nature as the ground of moral obligation
the author maintains that il is 10 be sought In the I'M
niuable and inherent nature of things The dsiine-
tons of morality are the creations OF expedency
or Of law nor of the divine character, but are IN them
selves eternal and Interchangeable as the Deity. Law
does not make them, but they make law. They
are pointed GU, by reason, and recognized and APP
proved by conscience According to these distinctions,
we approve or dsapprove the various actions Of men
The deeds are right, not because we approve them,
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but we approve them because they are right They
are right not becanse they are commanded, but they
are commanded because they are right. The aPphea-
ton of these principles to the leading questions OF
practical ethics occupies the bulk of the volume. In
the fulfmsnt of this delicate task, DIR. Haven exhibits
no less discrimination of thought and ucdity of state
ment than in his theoretical reasonings.
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IN Of Sew-YOrh.-JERENIAH Erwin .sL EZEKIEL w
CLARK md Mrre.. CLARK, vile Of the sSd ssesiei W.
ClzTt, BENJAMIN GRIZZLY aud Mistr--. chtELft -'f-
OF the Fsd BENJAMIN Greedy, EpSOS BkApLEI. JUsEfH
BRADLEY. JOSEPH G. FREEMAN and DAVID II: COCLb
SumnoE. relief Com served To the defendants
shove usn.d Yea hereby summoned and required 10 answer
th- eonpBt IN this action which this DAY ned IN the
one. Of iL cl.I Of The County Of King. the City Hall In
ths City Bicctlyn Kings Counsy and TO copy Of
lid complaint the subscriber al THRU
Office No street the City Of Brcosyn ~ihis twenty
eays after The syic- II this you exclusive o. ta-
dsy Of such service and you AL the said complaint
within The afsrrEaid The plaintiff in his action Will apply
to she Cou hs ref s@msn6sd IN the compliant dated
September a lssg HAGSER L SMITH.
90 laNsxTb PzintiH's Attorney
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the City ard County SevYork notice il hereby given %
persons having claims sssins GEORGE W. GER late OF
the City and County O. Newfok, deceased peeut the
with vouchers thereof the subscbers the Office Of D.
r. MCMAHON a. Ne III Broadway. in the City Of New
York before the 10. day Of April lsoDsed Nex ora
Sept. 81, 1853. BENyAMlN O: WELLS
ERASTUS H. LATHAM
iave-uoThs Administrator wi the wi annexed.
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- plaintiff at. PETER sTUYyESAST and Others defsrd'
sut-n pursuance Of Judgment Of the Supreme Court Of tr
Sts,e orb will sell public snction FRIDAY the
h OF December 1889 At y O'Clock the nerchsat.
EIeharee. in the City ofNewYort By JAMES ~ MILLER
ali thz; certain lot Of and with house
thereon erected situated IN the Fourteenth Ward 81 aid ETY.
No lse Aulherry and bounded and tesrioee
A. oows Commencing point the es-ery aide Of M1f
distsn; soubey from the south side Of Grxndst two
parallel wihsid Grsnd hundred feet, thence seushery
And parallel with said Nulberry t<sntyfoar feet eesss
inches thence westerly parallel with Gsnds one hundred
feet thence pohery along Mulberry sye feet 70 ins
pon place Of besnnng together with ell and singular the
and sppurnanee. hereunio belonging OF IN any
wise a. pertaining -Ds,ed New-York. Oct. ~ 1883
FREDERICK A TALLMADGE, Referee.
wx: II BEevsE, glsissia Attorney, Nc % ChsnseEr't
e11ISssNIh
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THE ART OF DANCING, HISTORICALLY illus
TRA1ED. BY EDWARD FERREsc. laDo, pp. ls. rub
lished by the Author.
Several curious antiquarian details concerning the
mysteries of dancing are presented in this volume,
which purports also be complete practical treatise
on the subject.
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A REFLECTIVE RETROSPECT.

It's twenty years. and something more,
Since all athirst for useful knowledge,
took some draughts of classic lore.
Drawn. very mild. az I'D COLLEGE;
Yet remember all that one
Could wish 10 hold in recollection;
The boys, the Joys, the noise, the funi
But not single Comic Section
recollect those harsh affairs,
The morning bells that gave us panics,
recollect the formal prayers,
That seemed like lessons in Mechanics
recollect the drowsy way
In which the students listened TO them,
As clearly, in my wig, to-day,
As when, u boy, ! slumbered through them.
recolleet the tutors all
As freshly now, if | may say 80,
As any chapter | recall
In Homer or 0vidius Naso.
| recollect, extremely well,
sold Hugh, the mildest of fanatics;
well remember Matthew Bell,
But very family, Mathematics.
recoect the prizes paid
For lessons fathomed 10 the bottomi
ALAS, that pencil-marks should fade J
recollect the chaps who got EN-
The light equestrians who scared
Der every passage reckoned stony;
And took the ehalks-but never scored
A single honor to the pony
All me what changes Time has wrought,
And how predictions have miscarred -
A few have reached the goal they sought,
And some are dead and some are married;
And some in city journals war;
And some as politicians bickeri
And some are pleading AT the bar;
For jury-verdicts, or for liquor
And some on Trade and Commerce wait.
And some in schools with ounces bat,lei
And some the Gospel propagate;
And some the choicest breeds OF cattie
And some are living at their ease;
And some were wrecked in the " revulslon;'
Some serve the State for handsome fees,
And one, hear upon compusion
LANosT who in his college days,
Thought cen a cross a moral scandal,
Has left his Puritanic ways,
And worships now with bell and candle;
And MAss, who mourned the Negroes fate,
And held the slave as most unlncky,
How holds him, at the market rate
On a plantation in Kentucky!
TON Knox, who swore in such tone
Ii fairly might be doubted whether
Il really was himself alone
Or Knor and Erebus together
Has grown very altered man,
And, changing oaths for mild entreaty,
Now recommends the Christian plan
To savages in Otahete
Alas, for Young ambitions vow,
How envious Fate may overthrow II
Poor HARVEY il in Congress now,
Who struggled long TO be poet;
SMITH earves quite we'll memorial stones,
Who tried in vain to make the law go?s
HALL deals in hides; and Pious Jones
Is dealing faro in Chicago
And, sadder still, the brilliant HAYS,
Once honest, manly, and ambitious,
Has taken latterly 10 ways,
Extremely prohigate and vicious;
By slow degrees can't tell how
He's reached at least the very groundsel,
And in New-York he figures now,
A member Of the Common Council
The publishers have issued the edition in their usu
yle of neat typography.
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TINHE NETWORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GIENIC INSTITUTE is located at Nos 10 and u Lsight
Al one door from ST. Johns PAk0ood BOARD can be OBJ
tanned from IS to per week. FULL TREATMENT, with
board from 81 sS per week Transient persons per day
ympa,iu and Bathing privileges for the Of guests Tree OF
charge. Ofice Consultations from FL 70 p "a X
TRAIL. NJ D.. and d. A. GORTOS H. d., PhysieiAna H.
PANCHER Proprietor
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NOTICE of application for the discharge OF an
hsolyen from debt. pgrxaant the provisions % the
third article Of the title u the NH chapter Of the
part u the Revised Stsutss-PATRICK MtLLi0AN. offhe
City BrookIyn SeY orb iuolv,nt Notice first pablshed
Oct r. sa Creditors to appear before th- Hon Samuel D.
Mou County Jadse Of Kings County hi. chamber. At the
City Hall the City Of Brookyn in the sad County Of King
the Eth day Of December, 1853, st 10 O'clock m
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

~ Yort-ANN NJ. VREDENBURCH against WILLIAM
CASEY aud JULIA hi. wiesunmons for reief-tCona not
ser ITO the DEFENDANTS sboye-usmed lou hereby
summoned and required The complaint in this seon
which nled Office the CLERK Of the City and County
Of hswYort the City Hall in said city on the 18th day Of
October s and to copy of your answer TO TIE
said complaint the subscribers At their Office number ~ Vas
street in the City Of Newfors within twenty days sitter
the service Of this exclusive Of the day Of such
service and you fail the ssd complaint within the
tine Aforesaid the plaintiff t. scon viii apply 70 the Court
the relief demanded in the congratulated New ork,
October Il. 1853 ADRlASCE NANDERPOEL.
lauk1rTh plai-tials aftnrners " u
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
NewY notice is hereby given al persons having css
against EDWARD L. COSSOR, late Of the City of Sewfok,
with the vouchers thereof the
subscriber 81 the Office Of Ccnnor HhehoIne No z Bread
WY 10 City OF NewYork before the ft day OF De
ceb<f nex-Dsied New the eleventh o! May 1883
ray IL lsweInTh CHARLES Z Common, EIecutor
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fe1al Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County New Yos notice hereby gwen to ell Perssns
having csin ssus JOHN r. Robson late Of the City e
Newly dsoes.ed present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber her residence in West 6eh street. ne9
Brosdw sy in the City ork before the twentieth
dsy Of April ue1t-Dsed Newly ork the lsh day o October
1850 ELIZABETH Robson, ADMINISTRATIVE
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Meoical.

RADD0CKs Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
ID s sold by A. b. ID. SANDS, BARNES PAhh, L. r.
WELLS Co., City ofSew-fork.
DRTGS. Sc-WILLIAM H. KINGSLEY, No.
IL n Cold-.t neal Msden-ane Newly ORR, ofersto
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
An assortment reliable DRUGS, ec, reasonable terms
CONSIGNMENTS of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS &c, dis
posed Of to the advantage brought 10 public notice
OUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
~ approved BY the Academy Medicine Is The only for
CONstMPTIOE, ASTHMA, and all kinds Of COCOdS. IT'S
twice eficacious than The liquid OIL
oUERU's PATENT JELIIFIED CASTOR OIL.
Pleasantly favored and taken without nsnsea and Goes not
caose after 1: the best purgtive for cali
dren To had the inventors No lS5 9Th and al 70
,pectable drusgi.ts PESf0LD, PARKER MOWER
No. Is Beekmsnst.. Wholesale Agents.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-on

and sner M.rdsy SEPT ls 1859 Passenger Trains wiz
Leave Pier feet Of Duane at, ss follows viz:
DUNKlkK EMPRESS ct g m for Dunkrk, Buffalo, Can.
andsiEua aud principal intermediate stations .
MAIL TRAIN at Do for Durkirk and Buffalo and In
,trrmediate Stations. 49,
WAY PASSENGER at a;sc M, for Nevburrh, Middle.
.owu and informed date Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS al $50 for Dukirf, Buffalo Canaan
ssiFsa and priEeips Stations -
be Fxpr.. fns At Elnirs with the CsDasd>raA
ana Nisv.rn B.nshston h tho Syracuse
.nd Binshston Railroad or sysruse Corning with tie
Bnae Coming and Se~Ycrk Railroad for Rochester and
Be,o. Al Great Bead with the Delaware Lsekswanns and
Wer@r Railroad for Scranton and It Buffalo and Dankk.
Or ar. ke shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati Iele
a. Dstrot Chicago ke and the Canada Railroads
NATH'L MARSH, Receiver CHAs hlSOI, Gent sap't
NIFw-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
N nFIPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, vi. JERSEY
cry Mall and Express lines leave NewIort At and III
M and and D fare "a Through Tickets sold for Gin,
trrs "a ,ke West and for Washington, NewOresns and
the south kc through baggage ehschsd to Washington N
IA ID aha W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No received for trans unless delivered NJ
sbsoked Is uDstss In sayssse Of Nv VINE u Hsvans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

THE EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. BY the
Rev. JAMES WHITE. limo PIP S& Parry MeAilsn.
In this brief, but admirable eompend, the course Of
history since the commencement of the Christian era,
is presented with clearness and impartiaty. The
STYLE though greatly condensed, is not devoid Of ami
nation, and the general treatment of the subject ndi-
Gates research and intelligence. Few more valuable
books of reference have been lately published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

IDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--frO rom Oci.
IL 1889 Trains will Chambers Station a. follows:
Express Trains and II a. and fer Sing Sing ~
m and and 6ss p for Poushkeep,e 1880 m and 10
and arc D. NJ; for Feekssi $50 The PonshkeePsie,
Peekk Sing Sing Trains stop most OF the Way Stations
taken a. Chambers Canal Christopher and sls st
Trains for NewYoTk Troy s4s and $3.50 and 3Ss
D m and Albany about IS minutes later ON SUNDAY At tts
n m A. r. SMITH Superintendent
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mater-Gure.

NaOIJNT PROSPECT WATERBURY,, Bing-
WI ksmtop N y eight hours from SewYork by NY and
En- r. Has very beautiful location and AFFORDS unusual
facilities for comfort Improvement In health In the Winter
.sa,on. For Circular address j. ii. NOhTh, NJ ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Ut PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and s1peF'ar
TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at. e'ssost
m and ,h. EMPIRE STATE, Cspt, Brsyton on AoNDhf,
wEDkESDAf, and FRIDAY, At oeioeA M ron ne
Hereafter no viii be regarded secured to suJ sppb
feieh Boston orw ided through with great ePseh ~
an H'p'' w BORDEN, Agent, No. 70 and Il ws.,-ss-
NORTHERN r. r. of n. JERSEY-For Pier
IN mont Ayaet H.ekensaeh EnsieScod te-Lss,.. iSs
Leaves Piernon' Al $3.50 and 1's N and i'o p N
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ lasa SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lsS'
Commencing May p, l55S
Station Of JIths and fni'
Eh'''"'e o" TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven sa teIl l2is, s;l3 leIl $50 add
s:ss T. sSr Brd fs M6a ss
and w.Pf 1 s rs is s' SO s: a.s $50 Ga. no. For
Dsren and Greenwich :, pa n:a3 $50 as 500 s;s
ssI Stanford f s1 chester s nd a ss ss
tons, T. Ga m i2:e: s;so .:ss, SO; sep m
sprinsseid H. 1e1 5is p ~ Ge,e Fer connecsas nv
so EsSss to H fol @s
ks,sss n and . e'1 For aoa.sso@c RAJ
road n. and s:i5 p m For H.arat1cI Railroad
al5 p. For DsnbuTy and Serrsk EsaIosd, 4 "a n ~
?. m. JAMES H. hofI' superintendent
NEW. YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and amer WEDNESDAY Sept d. 1853, trains wiz iesSe
18th st station, Eew-York, as follows:
For Williams Bridee745 and II m 2; - and s'eo p pa
For White Psins-l2;SO and M, and olS p m-' nom
W bite and Centre-sts.
From Abany-sso m MAJ Tram.
White Piains-5:so and e. m. and 5p
GlbsDy~s:is a N. Nal Train n. j. CAMPBELL, supt.