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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
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Rob ack's Stomach RitsSFs.
uc~ and delirltfai rtofnariiic fird 1crllal fOf
giving tone O. the stomach. All iaf tae prevention of
loas complaints. i,icideri - ths Western c1ufffy
- it,
A. morning drlfk. 70 assist digestion AID relic,
Dyspepsia. t has no equal. TIy it
T. etees A. j. ~ error IL a. ethsr ilttrrs. Tss IT,
Tbs icruuia oi these Filter. row fi7fl1 The scle
oldest anl laest slrcut Nsieai Practitioner - ia
wcs' AMI Il g direrti prfes'si vrcH lie wants -
western people
Itt-s hiflrs derive tLeir s,nulr. from the pov rr
ful tonic ~ de roots and lrr1 ~ which they
are composed. ard thcs are. > ailssius unInf-
urni oTavinSs n thr stomach. directly pfurctyed d
TEMPERANCE.
he present proprietor iliese- .ssi in making ton
widely known. DE pghlic ~eiiars i sabserved.
II VII -orr, sor sale Is al q II. Hohseks
rnerous Agent, AID 81 ueses. a.. ibe ccun3 over
az the meantime o-t.r. WI - Nicf tirsei ff..r
Cincinnati in ug qaar;isv. ard at tae lowest raics.
t a plf up u eusff Bottles. aud -stlfsF packed r
ere df1 cat,s. HaiI fc- Tafie casss nil. Ecwfff-,
ie packed fT.l sea - my sdlfe-s. desired
Retail Price, 81 per bottle. or siN
for -.
Principal of're IND sa's<roon X Q rasi Foufih
Strccf. % heilt'ag fisfa Nafs >.sesf stoi-sisll
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
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sahn he'd esery Wednesday, stfl-se pr eis.-e''
tgsucs. 49,.
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ls.uxrr time fhsa psid NJ
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

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sort eo.io1 n'isipo1e sf.d sshinr,en csty. shu-
furnishing facilities for the transportation Of prsssn-
ger unsurpassed for speed asS eoAi"rt p. 'N ''h'
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Smoking Car are attached 81 esth 1rfIu; woFs'-
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c.,,iad 4hree pals Tfars connect dircci 81 Ncw
YORK. Fxrs,ss ard fasi line oouHect for Baltimore
AMI Washington
slr pailv Trains between Philadelphia and New
YORK Two Lailv Trsils between Sew York and Bos
ton nfoagh leket CEN lia.i ar sesa ,. en- e,sass
free. <IN|Ft tf.tf y1IEt ulLfi
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

ss-rA<r. ~in b n deviation from 'he above
sC Advertisements pabtlshe.' = eotn D.ii{ - -
weeElF vii Be charged the fa DAILY rates WIN 's
haif 4 ths Weekly rates adsiet
CHARLES cRUF'r. PRo'a-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

Annual ss. past of lae Auditor af Sigo
tounty-
DIpOII af lle Auditor 81 \ izs county. sbrNire
II fhr aatn'f rersitsi ard Il srr-.-i 'rr tsls ~ar
sonfa,Hrirs Jene lsi. 4. - .~Ga 4ia su1.rs M
8isf. a D.. i-fi Inclusive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
cOrrsspondsnes Of the Herald.


CAsTLELos, Jan. 2eth, 1861.
EDIToR' HERALD.-It has rarely been my
privilege 10 attend an examination 30 full OF In
terest and rejecting so much credit on both teach
ers and students, as that held at CastIeton Semi
nary, Jan. 22nd and Esd, at the close Of the last
term.
The appearance Of the scholars, as well as the
report of the Principal at the termination of the
examination, gave favorable evidences Of the COM
pleteness of the sy stem of discipline adopted by
hr Knowiton. The programme Of each days
exercises was admirably arranged. sfording sum
cient variety to maintain lively interest througn-
out.
Nearly every class was worthy particular no
tice, but the mention Of a few must suffice. The
classes in Arithmetic and Algebra did hUnor 70
Mr.. Williams and the members Of the classes
Judging from the appearance of the classes. and
the manner in which their examination was con-
Quoted, Mr.. Williams must be an eminentiy sue
cessful teacher The First Class was conducted
sholly in French and indicated rare proficiency
IN that language on the part OF Miss STong and
her pupils.
The gem of the whole examination was a class
Of young Misses in French, and the bresihless
silence OF the room bore ample testimony 70 the
interest Ct those present. Misses KANE Love
and and Gertrude Sherman (nine years Of sgel
tcserve especial notice for the promptness Of
their replies and the distinct tone of voice in
which they were uttered The class ia Evidences
OF Christianity indicated extraordinary spplics-
ion on the part of the students and that in
Logic did as well as Senior Glasses la College.
rhe class in English Literature was intellect
ual treat.
A Concert and Exhibition was given in the
Chapel Of the Seminary on Wednesday evening.
IL was decided success, the Chapel being lite
ally packed with spectators. NJ.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
TO THE GAS CONSUMERS AT RUT
LAND. VT

On the 23d of January last Committee
appointed by you, in connection with the un-
Iersigned, went to Burlington, tested the
quality OF the gas there in the usual way, viz
by test meter and phoGometer, and in addition
called upon a number of the consumers and
obtained from them statements Of their bills
for September, October and November, (the
last quarter bills lendered) and CT the mum
ner OF burners used, the length of time burn
lng, &.
On the next day the same Committee with
the undersigned made a test of the value oil
the gas at Rutland, as was done at Burling
ton, viz using the same test meter and the
same burners; and in addition, the under
signed called upon several Of the consumers
and ascertained from them how many burn
ers they used, for what length of time, &c,
during the months of September, October and
November last, and then obtained from Mr..
Burnett the LiIls paid, &c.
Statements OF the bills thus obtained, and
of the tests made, at both Burlington and
Rutland, are given below. A comparison OF
he results will justify the undersigned in the
declaration made by him at the meeting Of
The oath January, to wit: that according to
The photometric tests made, the cost of gas
light at Rutland was 20 per cent. cheaper
than at Burlington, and according to the bills
taken, at least % per cent. cheaper As the
undersigned only had time to call upon few
0 the Rutland consumers to ascertain burn
ers used, Sc, a further statement OF Rutland
bills is given to enable gentlemen to extend
the comparison for themselves.
d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

THE SEoEDEEs MOI UsASIMoUs FOB A Cow
FEDERAcT.-There is considerable open hostil-
,tv in Louisiana 10 the scheme of a southern con-
iederacy. The Ne~ Orleans Bee insists thar
Louisiana should maintain her Independence, in
me first place on the sensible ground that such q
epnfederacy formed by States who have lust vim
licated the right Of separate State secession
goud be bat rope Of sand, and 10 the second
place from jealousy Of the ambitious designs Of
the other cotton States. Says the Bee -
L, uisiana. sesfd proudly on the Gulf Of
iexico having in her keeping the KEYS Of the
:ates Of the world wide valley of the Mississippi.
'orn 10 command and 10 sway the destiny Of
millions upon millions, would 5e in q hopeless
minority, and be made 10 submii and % coniri-
'u'e-at the cost OF her own cry Of New Or
eans-tOwArd raising the decaying ard worn
citie- on the Atlantic 10 some artificial ri
salry with the imperial city OF New York And
"a a hopeless, deer ed min"rity in any suathern
'onied racy. how could We avoid beng blrd 10
ieath Ia feed anu refresh those emassulsted
hadOws Do not visions rise up Of iobs for
'Hvies, that can reither he buif nor manned Of
1hN for armies, never raised. which aim At ex.
ractIng irOn as and FquaudeTirg millions Of
money upon an army OF rfice-holders 2"
Several GeOrgia papers are also con,enaing
'arne>tly against a southern conf sderacy prom.
neut among ihrm fhe usu-ta Chronicle Ifs
tan - tharGeorgIA stall annex the lsrgerpart Of
Florida and becOm- a pOwerful indei endent
''ate, with COMMERCIAL and mAnBfaciurTng facil-
ie- that Will give her a controlling position and
make Savannah the metropolis Of the South,
.hIie II She merges her>rn IN sOuih-rn ronfed-
racy she will b-coms a victim Of petty riyalries
3ut If the South uniies und~r a common gov
~rnment, the Chronicle iusi Is that il must be 9
'on'uiuti0nal monarchy or something like IL,
from which there .hal be no secessi1n. This is
lsely to turn out as has heen predicted The
Juthern States cannot safely 20 into a union
TIth South Carolina unle they tee her up and
ie'troy her ancient prerogatiEe Of secession al
he outset
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

JHE MURDER OF HIS UscLE BT WuLTaM
l. fAScs Y.-The fact that " L. Yaacey kill
ii his nncle DR.. Earle. of South Carolina has
cen stated 10 general terms, bat the details
aaye mot been given. DR.. Z .rle lived one mile
and q half west Of Greenyilie, where his widow
5Iill resides, If alive. A few hundred yards iis.
fant is an old field. sometimes used Tor practic.
ing on horseback, bat more frequently resorted
70 AS a muster ground. This was the occasion
# a drill muster, when DR. Earle's SON. about
ten years old, went on the ground, as all boys
seek TO do, and during their wheeling and turn-
ing, the boy got ia the way. Yancey orGered
him to get ont of the way. bat the boy. in MS
confusion, got more and more in the way. where
npOn Yancey lashed him most numerically with
4 horsewhip DR. Earle was not u home, bat
on returning hon c through the town, friend
told him hOg cruelty 1ancey had treated his
son. DR.. Earle called on fancey for an exDls-
nation Hsncey told him the boy he'd been very
insOlrnt and that he had served him right
When DIR. Earle reached home. and learned the
facts and found that Incey had lied 10 him be
returned 20 GreenVi' in search Of him. Yam
cey, knowing the pluck Of DIR Earle, ard that
he would be detected in the falsehoOd, prep .Ted
h'mselffor a fight DR.. Z found Yancey on Dr
Crlitenden's porch. and on marching upon him,
~as shot down By Yancey with pistol. These
are the facts. We hay. them from one born and
raised in that vicinity. The fact that he was
convicted upon trial, and imp i,onei. and after
wards became the su' jsct Of Executive clemen-
cy, c0noberstes the truth Of this version. This
i the man who procured the disruption Of the
democratic party and the nomination Of Breckin-
ridse.-haorriits (Teaa. Wing
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

THE STATE GovEESNESI OF KASsAs.-The
State government Of X ,n.as. chosen more than
wear ago, 40 anticipation Of her al mission as q
State, aud lsrgely Republican in all is depart.
men,s will speedily assume its functions; and
wfgi1 n month two Renublic ln- will he udi-d
u the Z. ). Senate from the new State. rhe
executive and Judicial officers OF the new STATE
are ~ f,lloNs:
Gore. nor - Charles Robinson. formerly Of
Nas-achn~etts
Lieutenant Gopernor-J. q. Root, formerly Of
Cunurcitrut.
Secreta,y of Sfafs-J. W. Robinson, formerly
of.siaine
Tre1sure-wiliam Tholen, formerly Of New
furk
Auditor-Georse W. HiIyer. formerly Of
q. go.
Superintendent Of PaB'ic hstruotiOH-W. r
CIR fiiih f,rm-riy o. Illinois
Chief Jastice-TbOmas Ewing, Jr, formerly Of
ONO.
Assooiafe Jasfioes-S mgel d. Kingman. for
merly ~ Ken nrky, and Lawrenee Bailey. form
ery Of New Hampshire.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

IxusDETIoS ~ hoLLA~D "A terrihle inun-
dsrion has recently orcarre1 IN II Hand The
ACCOUNTS of the c4lamitv which have re iched this
country are Of the most appalling rharac"r.
The d,kvShich Prpsecrs the lo~ LANDS Of The
rounfry fro :, the inroads 0f tho sea. broke swsy
ard the waters rushed throu .h-Tnasses Of ice
rose above fhe hopd and were swept on IN ITS
terrific course. subm-rsing h-ids. barns. Gotta
ses. drowaint t',e ci''l- api destr'yiag every.
hing The inhAhIlan's sought refu ,e "a their
Atics sghere beau nb.d With cbd, E'tl at bod
ding g othes. ire ,r provisions ih"y had ." pas'
davs of inaxpressible terror-n' h 'rrib'e starSA.
q. o This inunda'ion - rh" N 80 disastrous
,yb,ch has ever occurred In HbN'uA. owing n
part. no doubt, 70 irs having occurred in mid
winter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

Gov Pickens has vi ded ihe uoirt to allow
Major Auder,onFo nurrhs>e provi.ions IN G ar
Dr>inn. hut there w. A. first some difficulty IN
put,h l,iug. the butchers ari gro"ers beln.
4frsld they should be mnbSed # they suppl ef
The emmy But a contractor has hen f'nnt
ard supplies are sent twire week. hut only
surh a, arr fnr Immeiiste u=e. 80 fhs' 'h~ state
authUrite, cat cu' thrm IF A. any m"m-a'.
The cor -e-pOnirnr Of Ih- Nv YORK Evening
Post AZ Cntrle-toa writes 'hsf the att tes on fhe
fort will now fe drf-rred RI ! 'he Montgomery
convention take, ac-ion 0u the uHlect anh d
fhry dem4n M surrender ~ th~ name ni the
southern ,a,ufrdSrscy. ir will h. given ~ or The
general gov rnrn~ut must aro~pt the alternative
q civil var S,ue nfher reasons inr ir'aF arr
,har the cannon on James and Morris liAf"s
.acj, .,ur, rsrri ,.,ss ve ,g-nt moro alnmnnifoH.
AMI the hpatins battery ]. inrnInple'r- t'-'i !"
ir YESTERDAY: II pro uiscs 20 p more tdF"iaAhe
tan had ariiciplred Tie taller end, that
., ere tise-ctuntn viii he pltc-d. nov presents
front of Over a I've ~ feet in width. Vhde eighf
port hole. ar. ptensrsd for ib1ir ae"aH m"aa,''n
lr then riss from the bn tom to h'ghi q, a. 'h'
twenty fc,t and - { least Sc 'lentF N WON rom
frp1r 10 rear. Ctrte7'ers ard A "'rk ''' J. '.''
rinutlly - Tie ne~p'rNify dhnHt ifts ,a''"-
b.,,.ry /. vyserhtr VI tiar Anderson will allaNif
To- b. bronghf and tor""rei ai'n1@,' - t'~
without inf.i f-ring with the nn"r ifon- II "
.h.,It oe O. his tssailnnrs with shot before ihss
yrr- r.sl, IL ui N, he emh.r~assing.
The Rh,tt pirrE fret Anh m ~" Il" ~ -,
Law. and are penins up qnire 4 popal"r od'nm
s.,ss,., C,r pa.t ems who /. declared 10 be near
ly a.. s,r,,id a. Burhauan himself
Ex Gov Aiken. who went again accession
at tir D.. now making pt,riorir sacrifice 10 r,
ro,.r nj. .,,oi sr,adiat with he pooole lie
ss. roc.,,,v orJ.reI .evsrsl Armstrong guas
from En,r,rd Al 4, cost of : 1000 each, and viii
present them 70 ~" STATE.
,Innr.rv contrihr'ipns cont'nn" - Nc mai %
20 ,be ,ov.rnm.nt IN suns from s. q - - 600
each Whit IN. -, lesion papers deag 10 ne 80
any sense forced loans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

A singular wager wss won recently hv a skst-
or on the lake Of Cierons sait near NamTs. Belgium
De bot that be would ska'e for an hour carry
ing a basket Oi eggs on his head without h-eak
ing one Of them. He accomplished the feat in
fr<tTAie style. having during the hour ~riiien
his name IN claiborne characters the icr. he
sides tracing an immense ysre of complicated
figures. and ~ last SET down the basket sni re.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
RUTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING. 2 1861
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GRAY

AAAA A<A<A A&NS w AhAS1G uhAA
Two brown heads with tossing curIs.
Red lips shutting over pearls,
Bare feet white and wet with dew, ..
Two eyes black and two eyes blue;
Little boy and girl were they,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
They were standing where brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Flashed its silver, and thick ranks
OF green wi low fringed the banks;
HsIt in thought and half in play,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
They had cheeks like cherries red;
He was taller-'most head;
She, " ith arms like wreaths OF snow,
Swung ba ket to and fro,
AS she loitered, half In playt
ChatteriDg to Willie Gray.
Pretty KATIE Willie said
Aud there came a dash ofred
Through the BROWNIES of his cheek
"Boys are stropg and girls are weak,
And i'lI carry, so viii
KatIe's basket up the hill. !"
Katie answered, with laugh,
You shall carry only halfin
Ard then, tossing back her curi5,
/" Boys are " eak as we'll as girls
Do you think that Katie guessed
Half the wisdom che expressed
Men are only boys grown tall.
Hearts don;f change much after all
And when, long years from that day,
katie Lee and Willie Gray
Stood again beside the brook,
Bending like shepherds crook
Is it strange that Willie said
While again dash of red
Crossed the BROWNIES of bis cheek
81 am strong and you are weak;
Lie is but slippery steep,
Hung with shadows colo and deepi
" win you trust me, Katie dear
Walk beside me without tear;
May 1 carry, ifI will,
All your burdens up the hill ?n
And she answered with laugh,
mo, but you may carry half"
Close beside the little brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Washing with ita silver hands,
Late and earlv at the sands,
Ia q cottage, where. to-day,
Katie lives with Willie Gray.
In porch she sits, ana 10!
Swings d basket 10 and fro,
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agonei
This is long, AZ deep, and wide,
And has-yockeTS at the side :
Tn,.raaI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

THE SHrPMgSr or ARNs rO 81 SroPPBD.-
In order 10 preye-t 'he hip p@"t ~ a-n- ~ RE
ac..s .,.,n:Sts the n .,bpr % ice and 'he oafroi
men af fhe Fir-t wtrl have r"cs'ved ord 'rs 70
g,,eb all the ~siling vessels larg" aad small,
destined for G,iv-stnn Mobile. New ori"tn
and other .ouiharn ports So long the police
c,rise ,hei- vil,il ,nce IN this mai'ar shipn ents
AZ eop.rehand articles Nv mod 90 rarsif.
-r,av be considered a. impossibie.-.N YE0eHing
Dod
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

An OBVIOUS TRUIH-A poor laboring
man was told tia gold wai the hardest of
metal "Is it 2" sal he will. don't know
much about that all know Is, that il Is the
hardest 10 get"
Educate the whole man 1.-The head, the
heart. the 90 Is the head TO think. the heart
to feel, and the BODY 70 act.
Many beautiful ladies'. wi zen walking ont.
seem very angry # they 4rt gael a., and
sadly disappointed if they al not.
facetious boy asked one ol his playmat.s
how a hard ware dealer diff tel from a boot
maker = The later. som swh.t puzzled,
gave il up. WHY" said th4 other, "becau-e
the one sol the nails, and the other nailed
the sOles."
Well" jane, This is a qu+ +er world said
f |. to his wifi. "a sect Of Fomsn philoso-
pliers has Just sprung 10" .'In l..-i," >aii
Jane and what ID they hold 2" The
strangest thing IN nature" kaIl he.-'thelr
tongues :"
An envoy from China is 4 ortly TO visit the
English court. II j. said he expects TO per
form his "kow toy" thrre, triwIing on his
knres and Knocking hi> heal nine times
against the f1or before . Teen Victoria's foot
stool.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

X. p. Baker Of Fall River has gathered three
distinct growihs Of pairs from the same tree, on
his premises. during ihe past season. The hrst
growth i large and fair, the secona of fair size
snd the third about the size of pigeons egg
The variety is known as the Bearrs d Anjoa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

A Young halter in Danbury. heing ont of work,
was offered a dollar day by a democrat 20
march the streets all day in his Wide Awake
uniform. and carry his orch an hour in the even
Ing. Being in want OF employment. be took the
J1h, and gets his regular dollar day.-Harttord
Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

A dealer in dry goods in Paris has engaged
the services Of several well dressed ladies. who
promenade nesr lis store. and when they see any
laiy looking into the window two Of them ap-
proach and exclain, " Oh, i.n't il sweetp or,
How cheap Let rs 90 in and buy ii!"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

B.Sro~', LAST PRoPHFcY -Th" following
st ,ternent is N ,de bv Rev George Dniheid DR.
NJ pbil,d,lphia, and there is no reason 70 qHeS-
lion its truth. for Mr. Benton always had a keen
seem for southern treason and patriotic dis ust
ar
A few months before ;he d cease of the la'e
Colonrl Benton, he said 70 young poln'cil
friend then On a visif 10 Washin gtoa: Young
man you have seru the Hall Of Patents. the Post
Office the Capitpl for whom have ihey been
built al such enormous expensef For u" pro
pie Of the United SrsieS. l suppose Uqned
STAT No, sir. no! They arefor the Sou'hern
Confederacy, which has been plftiing for the last
five and twenty years and whifh greatly fear
the nation will not wake uD ID discover until
il i too late Remembering the words of the
diving Benton, yge were not surprised TO hear
Senator IversOn pf Georgia declare in his place.
Il see n o reason sghy Washington cirv shah not
be continued the r ipifol of a Southern Conf-de-
racy. The buildings are ready 10 our hand F.
Nor 10 hear Mr. Rhett Of South Carolina affirm
that secession had been in contemplation for
thirty years"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

BURNT IN HgR CRiSoLTNE.-Another victim
To crinoline is recorded in the London papers
Miss Moria Power, of Hyde Park square, was
standing hefore the crate in her fathers drawiog
room, when her expan led dress caught fire. and
she was burnt shOckingly, nothing remaining on
her but her skeleton skirt. She died in great
agony,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
RAIL ROADS, &C.
RUTLAND 6 BURLINeroN b. 3
S5g 90 ~; Sssdsssi rs ;sS;s

1859. Winter Arrangement. 1860.
{ n and after Monday, Dec. 8, Trains will run
as follows: " "H
Leave Rutland for Burlington at IL 90 a NJ 800
-, Leave Rutland tor Bellows Falls at Is A NJ, and
and 800 +. M. ~
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland at IL. .25 and
535 p. M. ~
o-., E.A. CHAPLIN sup't
nhIlanu. NOV. ~. 1850. 26:Iy