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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-05
HAVEIOCKS.

This article of soldiers clothing is named
after Gen. Havelock, from the circum stance
that he introduced it into the English Army
in India. When made Of suitable materials,
is protection to the head and neck against
heat, cold, and rain. 1t can be furnished at
so low price that every one can be provided ;
it is of so little bulk that it can be carried in
the pocket, when not wanted on the head, and
when required can be adjusted upon the IA
tgue cap in less than minute. AS soon as it
becomes known it will be universally adopted
by soldiers, and we doubt not will be extern
svely worn by all classes of people, particu-
larly farm laborers. The women, too, will "a
dopt them to wear around the garden and a.
bout the house, and as duSter over bonnets
All commanders of regiments going South
should see that every man is provided with
Havelock, and that they are worn upon all
necessary occasions. Havelocks can be fur
nished in large quantities, by the aid of the
sewing machine, made OF good twiled cotton
which will be almost imperylOus to rain, at
l2a cents each made of stout white linen, at
25 cents each; and of good white flannel, for
80 cents each. For wet weather they may be
mad of "a.e.- proof ianrrcs, and for winter of
gray flannel or thicker cloth, as they probably
will be by the Seamless Garment company
To enable any family to get up these valuable
protectors of the head and neck for home use,
or for those going from home to serve their
country in the tented field, instead of the hay
field, we give the following dimensions and
description
There is crown-p piece five inches across.
The head niece is three and half inches wide
at each end, and five inches in the center,
stitched to the crown, with the end stitched
together in front, with visor two inches deep
in the center and eleven inches in extreme
length, where it is stitched to the head piece
Then a cape six and half inches deep, cut
circular is stitched to the back of the head
piece extending from one point to the other
Of the visor. Over this seam, inside is stitch
ca :. cape casing for a double draw-stiing to
pucker it, to suit different sized heads. The
visor IS made double. and open inside, so that
the leather visor of common fatigue cap
may be inserted, as the Havelock is thrown o.
yer i, which can be done while on the march
almost instantly. The inner edge of the un-
der part of the visor is hemmed, and the front
edge stitched. and the outer edge of the cape
hemmed. The whole work can be done by
the sewing machine, and the pieces cut by
patterns or machinery, so that the articles can
be furnished with immense rapidity.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-05

An interesting company of about so boys
and girls, selected fir, m more than 400 chill
dren at Juvenile Asylum, New York, were
sent out to Western homes last week, under
the care OF Mr.. Allen, the Indenturirg Agent.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-05

Yankee in Iowa has just taught duck 10
swim in hot water with such success that IL
lays boiled eggs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

VNHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal
Il which has ever bafled the skill OF the mc
eminent physicians, and universally considered y
them as beyond the resch Of medicine are entirely
expelled from the human system by the use q
DIR. f. G. GOuId's Pin Worm SyruP.
4 Cure UGr-GrfeG IN ere-p case,
Rshet afforded IN f,Cenfy-f0z- hours.
This Syrup Is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child
STyFToWs.-Inteuse itching biting and distress
II the lower part Of the -ectum and about the sest
(Often mistaken for the piles Gisagreeable sensa-
tion IN the epigastrc region or lower part OF tie
bowels, restlessness, wskefulness, starting and
scrc aiming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfrs-
cue tly 'Qasms or fits
CAUToN.-The genuine ms the name, Dr. 2
G Gould Pin Worm Syrup, blown in each bot
tic, his portrait and fac smile Of his signature
on the wrapper.
HEBVET / MOORE, P-op-tsto-s
address GEO. C. GOODWIN 4 Co.
] end y Marshall Ct. Boston, Mass
General Agents for New England.
e Sod by Dru egists generally. ylE54
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
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SONGS FOR THE TIMES !

NINE L'AMERICA, Willard.
Rule Columbia. Agust0.
Forward boys. forward. (Quartstte) Root
The first Gun is fired, (Song& Chorusl q. T. Root.
Red, W lite and Blue. shaw.
The Banner Of Freedom, Romano.
Up, up With our Banner 7. Conner.
The sword Of Bunker Hill. Covert
Ny Country, It's Of thee, As sung BY Mad Parodi
God save the I nion, Merz
Our County, Starry Flag, Conner
Have ye sharper ed your swords p
Quartette, (
Camp song Of the Irish Brigade. HugheI
Weep for theBrave-a tribute 70 the
memory Of the late Col. Ellsworth !
Freemen. join the glorious anthem, Herrero.
Our good Ship sails tonight. Mascot
Dixie for the Union, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand MON Pot POuni, Baumstaek
JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of al
kinds Of MU;ICAL INSTRUMENTS:
together with the largest and best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC andE
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
TO be found in the State, at
81. VI. ALEXANDERS
aug bthi Ieol- COLLEGE s..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Bad Legs. Bad Breasts, Sores end Ulcers
4 L. des--l ,ti.r n sores are remediable by the
proper and diligent use Of this estimGole
preparation. The only rational an succes.lsl
treatment. as Indicated by nature, = reduce the
Inflammation in and shout the wound and 20 .oothe
the neiEhb0rlnE parts by rubbing in plenty Of the
'jntment as salt is forced into meat.
u era. liberated Sore THroat, and S-qrle.
and Other FcuerS.
Any OF the above diseases may be cured by well
rubbing the Ointment, three times a day, into the
the chest, throat and neck Of the patient; it viii
soon penetrate, and give immediate relief.
Pies, FIstulG,. Sricla-e,
The above class Of complaint viii be removed by
nightly fouenting the parts with warm water, and
then by most efectually rubbing in the Ointment.
Il should be understood that il Is not sufficient
merely 20 smear the Ointment the affected parts,
but il must be well rubbed il fOr some cOnsiders-
bic time two or three times day. that il may be
taken into the system, whence 1t will remove any
hidden sore OF wound as efectually as though pal
pabe to the eye. There sgsin bread and water
poultioes after the rubbing in q the Ointment
wiz do great service.
I7disc-e'i7rS Of Youth. Sores and Tiers.
BIot-hes as also sweIlings, can, with certainty,
be radically cured II the Ointment be used freely
and the Pills be taken night and morning re-
commended in the printed instructions. 1t will
e4ui-e time, with the use Of the Pills 70 ensure
astng cure.
D-0psica' Seedlings. Paralysis and StIf J0irts
Many q the worst cases, Of such diseases will
yield IN comparatively short space Of time when
this Oiutmeu; is diligently rubbed into the parts
affected even after every other means have failed.
In all serious maladies the Pills should be taken
according to the printed directions accompanying
each box.
BOTH TUE OINTMENT AND PILLS So ULD BIZ USED N
THF FOLLOWING GA srS-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
DIR. MARSHAL LIS HEADACHE
Catarrh Snuff.

T5NHIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be
the best article ever known for curing the
CATARRH, COLD II THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE
Il has been found an excellent remedy in rnanv
cases Of SORE Eyes. DEAFNESS has been renewed
by it, and HEARIEG has often been greatly in
proved by its 1t purges out all distinctions
trengthens the glands and gives healthy action
tthe parts affected. 1t is recommended BY MANY
Of the best physicians. and is used with great sat-
isfaciiOn every where.
More than IS years experience has proved its
great value; and his moment il stands hi CHER
than ever before.
large number Of the most respectable Drug
gists IN Boston and New York, in a certifcste
signed by them in 1854 say
"The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with DR.. Marshall's Catarrh and II cad
ache Snuff, and sold it IL our wholesale trade
cheeTfully state tina: believe it Ia be equal in
every respect 10 the recommendation given oft
or the cure Of Catarrhal Affections and that it is
decidedly the best article We have ever known for
the diseases Of the head"
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS
fac-simile of the signature Of the Proprietor
Il ARIES BOWEN, is on every bottle. sold by
p ruggists everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
FALL ARRANGEMENT

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
an AND AFTER Wed1esi,y y, September 3
~ Trains leave the Rutland and Burlington
Depot as follows
90 A NJ Mail Train. for Boston, Lowell. Wor-
ccster, Springfield. Troy, Albany, New
York &c.
u O5 A NJ, Express train, arriving at New York
via Hudson River Rail Road a. 10 90 P
NJ. This train connects with Trains from
O.deusburgh and Montreal at Burlington,
running from Montreal TO Troy without
change Of cars.
90 P NJ for Troy and New York arriving at
Troy at 40 A N, and New York at 50
7. NJ
Trains arrive az Burlington as follows
$50 A NJ, accommodation Train from Rutland.
90 = N. Mail Train from Boston, Lowell. W o.
ccster Springfield. New y ork &c.
Z. A. CHAPLIN, supt.
Rutland. Sept - 1851.
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TIE STEAMER MONTREAL
CAPT. LOT CHAXBERL4IN.

LeIves Piattsbursh every morning except sa.ur-
days and Sundays, O. 4 ~ Burlington 1880 Z
hall at 4 80 Pm, arrive al " ii. N, n tire f,r
passengers to take cars for Troy, connecting wiki
steamer Francis Szidiy and Vanderbilt, and az
rive Ia New York early mex. morning
Le'vcs Whitehall every evening, exc ,,a,ur-
o. and sundays az ? NJ, or on arrival OF
Trains from Troy Albany and Schenectady; ar
rv o.. Burlinrtol az o'clock next morning and
1arJ5burgh at 6.
Iae morning cers from Montreal, and c4Ts from
the white II .ulJains. viz Y. CentraI r.. l.. con
meet az Burlington % tu lnl o'at ana with the
other boats make complete Connection with Q
Lake George steam Boat each way.
Tickets for sale on the Boats fJ- the south =.
and est; and also at the Office Of the Company
west side Court House Square.
Burlington, Aug. 6, lS6l. dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co, oaIo.
January 10, 1851.
Henry e. Spalding,
40. IS Cedar st. y. 7.
Dear Sir
Enclosed find twenty-five cents, ga for which
send a bon Of "Cephaiic Pills" send O. address
Of Wm. C. Filler, Beyn0ldsburs, franklin Co.
Ohio.
You p Is or1rsLF. a cla-m-cre H-atache al
nloSr rpsf0f ~.
Truly yours,
WM. c. FILLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

remedies Of the kind have been tired ID vain -
NAV seem incredible but If IT fail II any cso 'U0
money Will be refunded ,.,-.---,r,-
OVER TWO THOUSAND B0IiLE9
have now been sold without ing.
failnro when taken as directed, and without
the least Injury to health in any case = II Is
mt M in bottles Of three different strengths Win
iull directions fer using, and sent by express
closely scaled to ali parts Of the country
PRICES-Full strength, Sl0i halt S;7e' gun
5; quarter strength, $ per bottle.
-+-Kemembcr This medicine Is designed eA-
1rcssiv for obstinate cases. which all other rene
dier ~. tho kind have failed 90 cure, also 'A-' i-
is warranted represented in every respeci9i 'Ae
price will be refunded = Beware OF limitations .
None warranted unless purchased Directly o. w.
NJ or AT his Office Preuared and sold only az
Dr. Mattisous Remedial Institute ior SIe,lal D-7
eases. No. ., III ior Street, Providence H. j.
IrDr. n. is regularly educated physl'in 90
of twenty years practice, giving ms whole a''sa
To this speciality.
Consultations 10y letter or otherwise are strlcit5
confidential and medicines will be sent by EXpresss
secure from observation 20 all parts g" me --''1
states. Also accommodation for patients from
abroad wishing for a secure and quiet Ne't'A''
with good care, until restored t. -l-l hea,-A'
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Irt..se DAYS of medical imposition, when ny
assum o. be PHYSICIANS without any knowledge
Of medicine whatever persons cannot be TOO care
tai n WON thcv apply, before at least making
some inquiry. and especially il relation TO those
VIM make the greatest pretensIons- Au'el'ls1ls
Ls,.,,,s in, Tino cases out Of ten are impOstors
sll II vaa allow yourself to be mislead 10y Their
false s,eu1eu.s. and go olindiy into traps set Tor
vouu without making any inquiry, You VII nave
reason TO regret it when II Is too late. ~ ID.
vii sr73 free. bv enclosing one stamp Is ABOVE a
Pamphlet on Diseases of omen, and on special
diseases generally; also Circulars giving full IN
formation, with the most undouoted re-ereie1'
and Testimonials, without which, n advertising
pbvsician or medicine Of this kind, IS deer Or Of
any confidence whatever.
DR.. Mattison Is the only educated Phy''clsn l-
Providence il not in New England VINO makes 3
rDecisltv Of Private diseases and he gives the very
best references and testimonials, both OF ms non
estv and his skill. II there arc any others, let
them do the same; otherwise you had bette- KEEP
sway from them. ~.
Orders nv mail promptly attended TO- Nri''
your address plainly, and direct to Dr. Maiii'ol
Is above.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

Belle Vernon. Chic, Jan. j., 1861.
Henry c. Spsldiug Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents 'or VIII 'h
send me another box Of your Cephalie Pills. Ing
a. - 3 30 tesr Pill / hare ever tried.
IlrvC- A. SLOWER. J NO
Belle Vernon, Wyantot Co.,
IQsilanti, Mich, Jan j., le6l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
IFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE.

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
-apital, sl,500,oOO.
HOME IN>URANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Capital. $1,000, OoO.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN,
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE CO..
NEW YORK.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSU RANCE Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
\ IRA WESTERN rNsr RANCE co
OswBC0, y. 7.
CAPITAL. $4,000
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, Ga.
PITTsFIELE, Mass.
>EW WORK LIFE INSU RANCE co.
NEW YORK.
A--.t,s. sl,sOO, 600
CHARTER OAKLIF INSURANCE co
HARTFORD, CONN,
F-. al Surplus O.oo0
Clicies issued IN the foregoing 1st elass Goa
oauiee and losses squlf1bIy adjusted and promptly
rsid , ' the undersigned,
Burln. tn ),t. u, 1850. d4wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

Not long since sent TO you for box Of Cep Ia
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and
Costiveness ard eceivei the same and f7,r bad
SO qo,d an cFect that t04s indc,d 70 send ~ 7e
A. l.. WHEELER.
NpsilaDti. r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

w OCLD give notice that he has returned
w from the HOSPITALS OF EUROPE. and
viii resume the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
at Montpelier.
FOFHcE-CoRSER STATE AND MA1s SIS
Dr.. K. is now fully prepared to operate for hs
cure Of Epiphora OF Watery Eye; slso for Opacity
Of the Cornea. BY the new method now 50 success
fully practice il the Opthalmio Hospitals Of Lon
don snd Paris.
MONTPELIER Vt, June 8, 1851 w5m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
EcnNnNY OF sEWING MACHINES.

The Wheeler & Wilson Company has prepared
sbjes showing. b7 actual experiments Of four diff
ereut workers. tie Il ne required to stitch each
part Of a garment by hand and with their Sewing
Machine Subj0ined il summary Of several Of
the tables.
The " heeeler and Wilson COMPANY has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment Of four diff
ferent workers the time required 70 stitch eacn
part Of q garment by hand, and with their Sewing
NJ chine Subjoined Is summary Of everai Of
the tables:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
OLMSTED'S

~ ATER-PROOF LEATHER PREsERVER
" "A compound discovered BY Prof Olusted
OF Yale College, and the best preparation now IN
use tor making Leather inPervious 70 wstsr. Try
For sel- I- tIYS
Feb. q ISt savtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

L oHer U the country trade and Consumers.
complete ssortllcDt Of every variety O.
LIQUORS, WINES &c..snd would say tn It
our experience Of more than FORTY YEARS
importers Is not only sufficient guarantee for
the Purity of our Goods, but that il enables
us to offer advantages to buyers that cannot be ex
cahej by any house in Boston Owing to the diff
hculty OF procuring, In many towns, q strictly
pure and reliable article Of Liquors and Win for
medicinal and other purposes, we have for MANY
years given special attention 70 filing orders Tor
PRIVATE Use, and consumers Will find it gres Iv 10
their advantage to send their orders to US d rect
as we employ no travelling or other agents, nat
ever Persons who require Pure Liquors N
mes, IN large or small quantities, NAV rest as
snred that ali orders will receive our bes, persona
attention, and that every article sent from GU
house will he satisfactory in every respect Com
lnunicatIons by mail will receive prompt atten
ton, with full and complete catalogue os foods
prices, &c.
l. d. RICHARDS 4 SONS,
- State Street, Boston.
Boston, April lsGl dsawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.

MADE ORDER, on PLUEEE'S PATENT
We LASTS new invention, and warranted
to give satisfactiou- The lasts be seen, aud
all information obtained % the subscriber, as be
has secured the right Of Custom work Tor this
vicinity.
:. PE0UTY, JR.,
l5i CHURcu STREET.
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1861
Lake ChamDlain.
GERTUS FREE.
SUMMER ARRAN CEMENT


I'm AMI after Wednesday August 7th, the
~ steamers Of the Champlain
transportation Company
Will run a. follows. until further notice:
STEAMER UNITED STATES.
GAIT. wv. ANDERSON.
VIII leave Whitehall on Mondays Wednesdays,
and Fridays.
STEAMER AMERICA.
CAPT. ~. Il. FLAGG,
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays az 4
O clock A. N on, arrival of Trains from Troy
Albany and Schenectady: arrive at Burlington b,
8 p NJ, thence u Bouscs Point, (via Port Kent
and Plattsburch.) arriAe at s., p NJ. in time f,r
cars 70 0cdensburgh and Montreal same evening
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Eouse's Point every evening. except Sat
urdavs and Sundays. at 40, and via Plattsburgh
and Port Kent, arrive at Burlington at 80 = " ,
and Whitehall at next morning II time for cars
that arrive at New \ ork at p NJ and buffalo
aud Suspension Fridge same evening.
y On Saturdays the Steamer United States
leaves Houses Point at A NJ Burlington AT 10
80 A NJ and arrive at Whitehall st NJ. Ia
time for cars that reach Hudson River Boats same
evening al 3d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

TIOS None are ceuuin
unless the words " HOLLOWAY. NEW YORK AND
LoypoS. are disceruible a IS afer-1.17k in every
leaf Of the book Of directions. around each pot O
box; the same msy be plainly seen by holding n
lsafto ne light. A handsome reward will be give
to any one rendering such Information as may lea
70 the detection II any party or parties coBnte
feiting the medicines or vending the same, know
Ing them to be spurious.
- Sold IT the Man Gfactory Of Professor FoI
LowAT. so Maiden Lane New York and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the known world, in pots At CSC, &c.
I'd each.
- There Is considerable saving by taking
the larger sues.
y. B.-DrectI0ns for the guidance Of Patients
u every disorder. are aft ca TO -tcl *
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25

STEAM WEEKLY BE
1A TWEEN NEW YORK AND
A-USS Liver POOL landing and
s4sz{ S<p embarking passengers d.
QUEENSTOWN, Qreland.) The Liverpool, New
- a,5 pbijadeIpbia Steamsh ) Company Intend
des-atcbinr their full-pow re- Clydebuilt steam
ships as follows
GLASGOW. Saturday, Oct. 26th.
ETNA, Saturday, Nov. 3D.
NGAROO-SaturdAy, Nov. ..
and every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier Al, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 sTEERAGE, $1,000
do 10 London $50, 90 do to London, $50 w
cteersre Return Tickets good for months, $4,000
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HaVre, nam
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam Antwerp, &c, a. re-
duceG through fares.
CS-Pe-sons wishing to bring out their inena1
can ty tickets here the following rates, to y eN
York From Liverpool or Queenstown flFs'
Cabin, SIS, SS5 Fad sos. Storage from Liver
pool $40 90. FROM Queenstown S3O,OO.
These ,teaners have super or accommodation
for F. sseneers aud garry expo fenced surgeons
,cey are built in ater-tight ron oecuonS' anu
have Patent Fire Al nihilators N board.
For further Information apply at the company
Offices w
rC.F. BLAKE, Agent, burlington.
March 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-25
From III, Erqm,ac. NorfoiE, &
From ii, Eraminer, Norfolk, Ia.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the Object for which
they were made viz Cure Of Headache IN all lts
forms.
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At REDUCED PRICES.
Einder, Cordcr. etc.

This Machine makes tais Lock Sut-h. and
ranks highest, on account Of the s... IT. per-
rnanoncs, beauty, and eene-allssi-ab.eas-s Of the
s titching when done, and the wide range # IT'S
"-R.72rt q 1rs-ie4r ms - Nstr
York.
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CENTRALRAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commence Monday Aug. y, 1861.

TRAINS GOING NoRTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 90 An, 80 A. NJ, and
{ 10 2. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White Kiv-
er Junction with trains leaving Boston and Spring
field, al 80 A. NJ, same day, and New York
previous evening Leave Windsor at ! . P. NJ,
arriving Burlington at 90 M, Rouses Point st
s 40 7. NJ, Montreal az 10 80 J. NJ, and Ogdens
bur-h al ] so A. NJ. Connecting al Ocdensburgh
with Grand Trunk Railway, for Detroit Chicago,
and the West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at ., An
Tor Burlington and Rouses Point.
NIGHT EXPRESS, connecting at Nindso
with train which leaves New 0rE az 8 100 A. NJ,
az White River Junction with train which leaves
Boston via Lowell at 30 Pm, or Lawrence az
90 p. ". the previous cay. Leaves W hito River
Junction az % A. NJ, arrives at Burlington az
5 s. An. Rousc's Point at 80 A. NJ. Montreal
az 80 An, and Osdensburgh at 90 p NJ.
connecting with Railroad and Steamers fo-NlaCara
Pals, Buffalo and the West.
TRAIxs GOING SoUTH AND EAsr.
Leave Burlington ct : 80 A. NJ, 80 =. N.
?. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves BousesPoi1t at 3 90 4 NJ a
St. AIbaus at 90 A. ". connecting al bUrlln-
i on with Rutland and Burlington trains for sara
toca Springs Troy and Albany, &c, connecting AZ
White River Junction with trainsfor Wells Rive.
Littlet0u, White Mountains. Barton &C. anl Tor
Boston, Lowell " orcester, &c o., and connectingU
Windsor with trains for Boston Springfield, Hart
! ford New Haven and New York arriving in New
York at Il ;. i. ".
EXPRESS leaves Houses Pt.sts 10 Al. Connect
there with train from Montreal the same morning
connects az Burlington th Rutland aud Bur
Iiucton Railroad for Troy Albany. ana New
York and arriving at Mortified al > Sd u.
NIGHT Express leav-s 0glsnsburga j 80
A NJ. Montreal az 80 PM, Rouse Point 6 o.. !
| NJ .c0unectiugat vs. lite River junction wiz No-,b
/ err 4 L. for Boston Worcester &c. o.. wing II
| rostou at = 40 A.-..J, m Windsor with Sullivan
| Railroad for Boston -u-i- gdci hartford, New
| Er .- and New y 1-a.
| IS eerug Cars are attached 20 both the Night
Express trains -i1- between houses Point ar
/ Boston.
! through Ticket, fo- Chicago 7-l The V os, for
/ sale at the principal stations
G. MERRILL, Supt.
s., Adams Vt, Aug 2, lot1.