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The pasin withoat the list seemed enc
ss-rsc ssss Of trnmsn cres.rres, sll snSioas-
" watching the raoNcments 81 two huge
saAsie elephants who drew near in opposite
saiteetiens AID the conhatants We're he'd i'm
&c sse arena. In an instant TIRE whole plain
WAS IN motion, as il the spectators, by
SHOWING an inch could see better and tar
bars undulsted, and shawls ssreSmeS while
che rays Of the sun flashed back from the
gold and silver cspsrisons Of elephants and
horses or elittered upon the Jewels and
sumptoes tulwars of their riders. The ele-
phants were Introduced at opposite sides of
the enclosure, and the openings by which
they entered securely closed after them.--
A clansor Of exultation rese over the plain,
tntermixed with the shrfll ncighing Of the
horses The combatants for a few minutes
stood face to face eying each other with
every symptom of anger, which all their
reputed wisdom was Intellectual to Suppress
then rearing their trunks with curve high
er over heads, ran fasiousiy st each other,
httering roars of rage, which caused all the
horses ia the Geld tie rear and curve to the
Imminent danger Of their riders. The fu-
fious elephants came together full shock
with noise which shook tie ground like
Ahunder sad renewed their hideous roaring
ok~v, .rhsx~a,3 nyrs;n and aoa;,. tba;r hl,xS
might be heard in alternate succession like
The stroke Of a sledge hammer, until after
what was pronounced TO be very good
battle the heaviest elephant seemed evident
y giving away, exhausted by his own eS-
crtionss h,s adversary saw his advantage,
and struck him such blow with his trunk,
that, mad with pain. he turned and fed
Ekem Me Scenes IN Mdsa
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There arrived at Washington on Sunday
Eve lieutenants and two sergeants Of an Iowa
regiment, captured at Shiloh and afterwards
prisoners at Macon, Georgia. They ex-
changed clothes with rebel soldiers in prison
and escaped, procured a couple of skiffs, and
started down Ocomulga river to Altamaha
sound. They were eight days Oh the river,
were frequently stopped, fred at once, re-
presented themselves as confederate soldiers
going down to receive a guard Of bridge
hear the mouth Of the river. When they
arrived at the mouth Of the river they sen,
one Of their number to the top of the light.
house to display signal to two of our yes
sells IN sight The signal was unnoiiced.
They traded their skiffs for a yawl, and
went out at night and exhibited LIGHT.
When about mile from one of the vessels
they we're picked up by boat from one Of
them. They were transferred to the trans.
port Massachusetts,, and arrived at Fortres.
Monroe on Saturday morning. They are
line specimens of backwoods-
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A CcNsEsEp GRUMntfS.- .-Sosee ti-ie
ago there lived ig Edinbargh weR-khowr
gretnbler named Sandy Black, wlrcse oliet
recurring FITS Of spleen or iahgesiion pro-
suced some amusing scenes of senseless ir-
iitsbility, whith were highly relished by al
except the brute's coed, patient little wife.
One nsorning Sandy rose bent on Guar
rel; the haddies and eggs were excelieae
done to turn, and had been ordered by
himself the previous evenings and break
fast passed wilho,t the iooked-for cause Of
complaint.
"what wiz you have for diroer, Sandy:
said Mrs. Black.
"A chicken, madam" said the husband
Roast or boiled 7" asked the wife.
"Confound Il, madam, it yon had been a
good and considerable wife, you'd have
known before this what | liked Sandy
growied out, and, slamming the door behind
him, left the reuse.
It was in spring, and friend who was
present heard the little wife say;
Sandy's bent on a disturbance to-day
| shall not please him, do VIVA. can
The dinner time came, and Sandy and
his friend sat down to dinner; The Ash was
eaten in silence, and, on raising the cover
OF the dish before him, in a towering pas
sion, he called out:
"Boiled chicken hate it, madam. A
chicken boiled is chicken spoiled"
Immediately the cover was raised for an
other chicken, roasted to a turn.
" Madam, won't eat roast chicken"
roared Sandy; "yoa know how ii should
have been cooked !"
AT that instant broiled chicken, with
mushrooms, was placed on the table.
Without green peas !" roared the grum-
bier.
Here they are, DEAR" said Mrs. Black.
How dare you spend my money in that
way"
"They were present" said the wife,
interrupting him.
Rising from his chair and rushing from
the room, amidst roar of laughter from
his friend, he clinched his fist, and shouted;
allow dare you receive present with
,ut my leave I"
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Want of "Cheek.N

In an amusing little sketch Of French
mans visit to Lcndon published several
years since, the disadvantages ofover polite
hess are forcibly described. The French
tAan complains that he was treated with
marked indyility In the london shops, tho
he politely lifted his hat on entering, and
made repeated bows in his best manner to
the people behind the counters. Again, on
calling with a letter of introduction to
hotleuan's mansion, he deferentiaIly gave
single rap at the door, and bowed low TO
The powdered lackey who made his appear
ance AFTER long delay. But his letter was
tudely tossed back to him, and the door
Violently slammed in his face. An English
friend, of course, puts all this to rights, and
explains to the discounted foreigner, that
an act of decision and tone of authority
make favorable impression on English
tradesmen, and that a determined rap at
the door, followed by scrupulous avoid.
ance Of all approach to politeness, checks
any lurking impertinence in the breast of a
British aunky. We suspect, indeed, that
the majority Of Englishmen measure man
BY biz own standard. They take you, as
4 Ncsr, At your word, and dc not think
highly Of you unless you seem to think
highly Of yourself. Insolent swagger, and
selfccnceit will not, Of course, go down,
but certain flavor of sober self esteem
has wonderful effect upon the public. If
you are deferential, it is possible that a
stranger will condemn you as hambug.--
II you are retiring and modest, many will
consider you effeminate and sneaking. One
maxim Is usually safe one. In asking a
question, avoid timid hesitation of manner,
and speak as If clause in recent act Of
parliament had invested you with some
special prerogative, otherwise you will
probably get rude answer, or none at all
The tradesman will nervously lock his till
the policeman will eye you suspiciously
the railway porter will pretend not to hear
you, or take you for third.class passenger
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
on aud acr Monday Jaue 20 1852 trains Will suu fof
lowss-
TRAINS GOING sourH AND EAsr--Mail train leaves Rou-
So. Point at 90 A. NJ St.Alhans at W Burlington
at 5ia A. NJ conirrtinE Mt white River Junction with
trains for aud Wells River ST. bloomsbury. tron,
and with Northern Railroad fer Boston, Lowell, Worcester
Boston and With Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield.
New Haven, and INV York, arriving in New York at as
2. NJ.
Nrsur ExrRrss leaves oeknshurgh at l200 NJ, Mon
trea 400 p. NJ iiouses Point $40 r. anl arriving
In Boston at $40 A. NJ connecting Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad Boston Worcester with YER
mont yaey Railroad hr Springfield, Now Haven and New
York arriving In New fc-t at 420p.M.
Trains going North and wcst-Mail train eaves Boson
at 80 via Lowell Lawrence, or fehsurgh. Leaves
igcting White River Junction With Northern Railroad
fola Boston aud with rssuupsic Railroad for aud from
81. Johnsbcry and tteton arriving ar Burlington at 50
Z. NJ and ST. Adams at 80 Y. M aud 0gdensburgh At
$50 A NJ, aud Montreal at 10 81 2. NJ
.SNISHr ErREss TAIN leaves Bellows falls at els c. NJ
resolving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York a. 90 A. aud ffom Cheshire Bsilroad. Vas
ing Boston AT 90 p vonnectng az White River dune
ton with trae leaving Boston At $40 p NJ VIA Lowell,
at 90 p NJ, via lawrence Leave White River Junction At
u SO p NJ arriving burlington at $40 A. NJ, Roass
ogscushugh at lR40 r. NJ connecting With Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit Chfrsgo. aud the West.
Neg and beautiful sleeping attached to both the
night express trains tanning boween kousv Point
Boston, and betweea Houses Point aud Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and tire wei for sale al the
principal stations @ MElsklLL. Supt
st. Adams, VI, june %, 1852 q
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ca Jack, your wife is not SO pensive
as she used 10 be- "No," said Jack, "she
has left that of, and turned expensive"
Some married folks keep their love, like
their jewelry, for the worlds eyes think
ing il too precious for everyday wear at the
freside.
The hattery of friends and enemies would
do us very little harm, if we didn't unfurtu.
hately fatter ourselves.
When fish is wounded, other fishes fall
Upon and devour him. There's some hu.
man nature in fishes.
The young woman who niarries an IN
worthy man takes her lords name in vain.
Many man who is proud to be quarter.
master, has wife at home who Is whole
master.
ca Some peoples hearts are shrunk in
them Ike dried nuts; you can hear 'em rat
lie ss they walk.
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RAILROADS..
Vt. Valley Railroad.

NroTICE.-on and after MONDAY, june ., lst2' Pas
senger Trias will leave Fellows falls' for brsths3t"
$50 A. NJ aud lhn T. NJ, aud returning leave brattepo
70 at l0t0 A, NJ. aud 40 ?. NJ.
Freight Train esyes Bellows Falls at 9lo A. NJ and Brat
tleeero ut LOO p. ".
The two passenger trtsns over this route, connect South
With the vi Mass end Connecticut ver Railroads, q
Sprineaeld Hartford, Now Raven and hriyiot direct u
New York Oh the North vita the kStland Burlington
sullivan VI Central Nernsont Canada, Conuctcut and
pAssRapsic Rivers Eairoads forming dirc communication
With whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady 81 lohnsour
and White Mountains, Darlington and isses pssnt os
lensburg and Montreal. NJ sL0Ar, sapt.
Jane 4, 1862.
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Cheshire Railroad.

z
g UMNER ARRANG EAIENT.-on and aaer MONDAY,
~ May q, 1852, Trains will as follossi-
MOVING EAsT-Lesve
Bellows Fails at 30 A. N. and IS p NJ; Keane At 80
A. NJ and25 p. Mand arrive at Ftchburs Al II ~ A.
and 452 NJ; BOSTON at $50 and I'D PM; Worcester
at 200 and 100 p. ~
MOVING wBsT-Leave
Boston at 80 4. NJ aud 90 p Nj Fi.ehburrh a. 40
A. and $50 p. NJ kepne 1i.2s A, NJ aud " ?. =
and aIrye at Bellows Falls at 1920 A. NJ and 9l5 p
Windsor l2a A. NJ and i0l5 p. M. Rutland, 300 A. NJ
and ii 40 2. NJ. Bnriington. 90 p. NJ
Tyaias C0nssel a, heEioic..
UP trains at bellows Falls sith RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal, ogiens-
burgh, Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady
be West No change Of between Bospn and Rutland
by either train hodge At Rutland striving at Burlington
800 next morning. sc
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for windsor white
River Junction, Huntington. ogiensburg, Montreal, 81
Johnsbury &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMrsIC. and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS Sc Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all point.
north the last train up running direct through to Windsor
W X junction and burlington by night over VI c.
H. X, arriving at Burlington ~ next morning se.
/ DocH Trans CONNECT at E',ea5mgk
with Trains Of Fitehburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groon junction with trains Of Worcester Nash.
IA 4 for Nashua and Concord with Trains Of stony
| Brook r. Il for Lowell, Lawrence. sc.
A CTIAPIS, superintsnd.rt
X STEWART, Gen. Ticket sgt.
superintendents Once, Keene. " H.. May ~, 1892.
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N Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON saILRoAp.
~ On and ate Monday June B lsRl Trsln. silI ri

NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON aAILRoAp.-
follows -
Leave Northampton % m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven aud New York; HOS Aeeomnn odaou
for New Haven and New YORK $50 p m, Accommodates
Train for Westheld.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
oO a. m connecting with train Conn River n. for
the North - Mail and Passenger, srrival OF
izio m train from New York, connecting at Westreld
direct for Albany and the West.
Leave Westned Is IN. for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Connections at Northampton With Gem River r. r. at
Westneld Western Railroad at Painyie Providence Hart
ford and fishk H. X Mt New Haven with New York and
New Haven X. r. New Haven New London S,onning
ton X r., and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r.
Tickets sold aud Baggage checked TO all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with eaual dispatch by Express
CliAs. n. YEAMANS, Sup't.
Hestheid, June /. 1851. p
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n. MrBrIrsURT, VT July 2, 1861.
DsT S'r II have received and analyzi the Esuo-~ n
ares Be ktasn Co, sent from the Town Acpr, IN ur
hngon- The samples markell sfhsr,s Rsst,s, a
to- ture Old STANDARD Bourbon Whiskev Charles psS
nan Cos Holland Geneyer Cordial aud otard Dursy
fhess With similar samples from the s-iue hons, s,
FuEe and entirely free from al injurin Ingredients
Nours very truly, HENRY N SFrTFy
Prof Chemistry, Meiical Dept University of Vermont
These Liquors are for SAX at tbs Town seer.v I,,,-
nstoni and ~ ether teNn aents generally ~
1881
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Important to the Afflicted.

SR DOW continues to be consulted at bis Office Nos
- ands EDdicou Street, Boston, all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course Of study and practical experience Of
UNITED extent Dr. D. has the qualification presenting
the unfortunate with remedies that never since he
ist introduced them, failed to the alarming ca
ses Of -
G0N0RRuEA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yenrrral and
impure blood, impotcney, scrofua, Gonorrhua, Ulcers
pain and distress In the regions Of procreafion
o. the Bladder and Kidneys, Hyrocele Abceses IIumors
fghtin sseings and the long train Of horrible
attending this class Of disease, become harm.
less as the simplest aliinxs of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. d. devotesa great part Of his time the trsst emit
those cases caused by and solitary habit r -,
ms the body and mind uniting the unfortunate nfiyidu
al for business society. the and melancholy
effects produced BY early habit. YOUTH are Wcakness n
the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the head Dpess OF 1ht
"a ptaton Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Derabce.
ent o. the digestive functions symptoms Of Cousum pton
&c The fearful effects the mind to be dread
ca loss OF memory confusion of ideas depression Of suir-
us evil forebolings aversion Of society self tid
ny re are among the evils produced such persons should
before contemplating matrimony consult phy cian Of
experience and be at once restored health pnness
Patients who wish to remain under DR. Dow Treatment =
lew days or weeks will be furnished pleasant rons
'' eiiA' ses i9r board niyderats l5-l4ly
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just published n a Sealed Envciope-Priec cts
Lecture BY Dr. cuissTvel1 On the cause and eurn q,
n sfcrma,urrlsa, Consumption. MsrtsI and ptysraI
tity, Nervousness Epilepsy. Impsei Nutrition 81 the
Body, lasute- Weakness q the limbs and the Rssk In
deposition. and inesrseity far Study and ahr nuiInrs Il
All reensen. Loss q Mcaory; ktersiau 10 Srrv Iass
Of solitude rimlity. SsifDi-trust Dizziness: Hrfsee
Adtions Of the Eses Fimplcs the Fare involuntary
snislas and sexusl iuesracity ID. Consequences Q.
Youthful Tnfiscrefian, Re Ne
y fs stair.is ituFs elsar,s rro+es That the ahors
s iisTtst ufsn s-fzif ted evils may b. rsmorrl with.
ct medicine and without fan-rrosis surgical orr lions
cuii he rezd BY escEy sou'h and every IN the land
Sent unirr eai % any siircs in plain s.e ,nveare
the rgirt q tx CENTS two pasfae stanrs h. a
trcfs1ns tiiAs. J. 4. KLINE \ CO
Elf ~ BoEsss. Ns~ Yors; .. Bsx ssss
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A little incident will show the spirit Of
the Massachusetts 10th. When the Massa-
chusetts LIST were ordered TO charge in the
fight of Monday, the men of the 10th. adj
dressing the colonel of the LIST, said May
we not charge with you? You are not
strong enough TO charge that solid column
of rebels alone. We have no officers left.
Our colonel is dead, and our lieutenant coli
onel and adjutant wounded. So, il you will
lead us, we would like to charge with YOU"
They did charge with an effect that the re.
bels will be likely to remember for some
time.
A captain in a regiment from Syracuse,
N. Y, fought in the late battles for six
days with mimic ball in his leg. He is
doing we'll
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TES.
BURLINGTON, Vt, March 7, 1861.

w y
To Messrs Gas. BAcBsas g. Co, NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method to in
FORM You that we have repeatedly made examination OF
Brandies Whiskey Gin and Wines, with which Chit
tsnden County Agency at Burlington has mainly sun
piled from houes for the past three years spee.
mems from other agencies in the State from YOU
We have found them invariably Of full strength and tuI-
form purity and quality superior in every respect ee-
mems fsofa other medicinal uses they have
fulfilled expectations and unqualified an.
proyai and without hesitation confidently recommend
them % all Who wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
on which they can rely for purity and strength.
We your most obelent servants
SANUEL W. THAYER, Jr W. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. ID.
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MiDDLEsuRr COrtzaE, MIddlsbury, VI. |

MIDDLEBURr COLLEGE, Mlddlebury w.
July 10. 1861.
CHARLES A. j. MARSH Esq., Commissioner, Orange Co.
Dsay Sirf-The examination of the Liquor sent some
Time since, as well as that recently received completed
hnd the different samples entirely free from authorizations
and impurities With this sheet send sou table Of pooofs
a determined by analysis and comparison with other
liquors you viii find the strength Of the specimens ali that
could be desired The Alcohol Is evidently that called %
per cent Seldom docs this kind high "a per cent
~ bong the ordinary strength. The Rum contains more
Alcohol than the ordinary samples The Gin the ordinary
amount The Wine regard good article and strong
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q ~ U ITO
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE Hr,Iru

~ poM Physician and Surgeon, N o. Eudicott streat
pes'oh + consulted daily for all diseases incident 10
me eine - stem ProPsus Uter falling Of the Wob
roN Anus Suppression, and other menstrual erans.
- treated on new pathological prncirles and
peey relief guaranteed in very few days 80 inyafibiY
= the new mode Of treatment that most ostirsts
complaint yield under 81 and the sTiiefrs rcss -. = -
ioices IN perfect health. f" ~ n re-
Dr Dow has no doubt had greater experience IN the
in Boston. Na" ~ns Vesiet phYsiefan
SoSIng aecon odatons for patients who NAV wish IN s.
m tfosson fsw DAYS under his treatment
Dr. Dow, sinee IS having confined his Who'll. t,,,i
- an etice practice. for the cure Of Private p ana
States ~ seitAfvt IN ue tnited
y; b-An letters mu.t eontsin one dollar. sr they 81,
once Hours from A. toaPM. usu1v,
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4 PTER an extensive practice oY upwards !, n,
~ continuas q secure Patents In the uni,s 'ssNhN
IN Great Kgitian. France, and other foreign ,
Yeats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments ana ~,
Drawings Tor Paw, Is, vNecafed On rte-a tea ~ fal
despatch Researches made Into Anrl sean ~ W. And
to determine the ability utility Of laien,s !, "
--aud lrga or other advice wandered All ns,,a'u
ing the same, Copies OF the claiuas ~ any ra,s,n
by isuitg,ug One Dollar. Assignments r,eo,,lal ~
tnvton
rhe Agency l. not enly thr largest m New ~,
through Il inventcrs kasr advantages Tor .,eu
ef ascertanng the patentahihty Of inventions ~ ~
by, II not imurcasurahly superior, TO any wheL
Tered them elsewhere. The Testimonials h.ln ~
that nom Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TiIY . , smN
flCk than thu subscriber and as SUCCESS Il NM I
rRpof on ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY r. u,
THAI he has abundant rcasen 10 tsliese ana ean
at no o,her office of the Kind arr the charges M WV.
services 50 moderate. The immense practlea ~ Ky
scntcr during the twenty years past, has euah, Il
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and "a
eisions relative 10 patents
These, besides his extensive library Of legal Am, :.
cal works, art rl accounts Of patents granted IN \.
nd states and Europe, render him able beyo, aa.
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents 49,
All necessity for journey 10 Washington. Ia NJ.
patent and the usual great delay there are hel, ~.
yentote.
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~ regard Me-. Eddy ofthe nlesi easaIl, o.5 (
mi praetitionci with whom have had official int,
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of ~ II
Il have hesitation In assuring inventors t,st A.
not employ Prpon fag7s eopy~igat ard trHsfpe,,,
Capable Of pstung their applications In a frs
cure for them early and favorable eonsi,lerafoa
Parcnt Qihce.n EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner a Paw,
Mr. X. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN 49,
toms, all hui ONE OF which patents have been w
aud that IS moo PsHdiHg. Such sum.staiahlo p,yrs
talent and ability on his part heads nac 70 rcronun
Inventors 10 apply TO him TO procure their patent, !. y
may bs sure q having the most faithful attention h
on tiisir esscs, aud at very reasonable charges
JOHN xasaAw
During eight months, the subscriber IN eoar., =.
large prsrice, mad. Oh csss rcivte appscacs slNr.5
APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which vas decided il n, N
by thc Commissioner OF Patents. X n unTl
Boston, Dec. 2. 1851 balr
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
AN and after Monday, Juus l6 1867 Trains will ran a,
W follows, TO wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington. 500 A. NJ. aud $50 Pm
Arrive at Rutland, II 20 aud i290 NJ.
leave Rutland, 6,2j aud II As A, NJ
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ and 50P.N,
MOVING NORTH AND WRIST.
Leave Beilews Fails, 122o and e,l5 PM
Arrive at Ru land 245 and IL Sj Y, NJ.
Iears Rutla 49e A. NJ, 2 So and 400 P. 81
Arrive at Bv lington l020 NJ, q IS and 100 P, NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS,
AZ Burlington, with Vermont centraIaad VI Il Canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Adams, Ronses Point
treai ogdensburgh and the WesfAt Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany aud Ncw Yek, sara;oga SPRING. Science
re laroad for Fitchburg Worcester Lowell Boston
With vermont Valley Railroad fer Brattlebcro, Springfield
Hartford, New Haven aud New York-and wfh sullivan
X for Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River Jons
bury, Barton Litteton and the White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap peasan
and expeditions route giving them opportunity going
via Troy aud Albany; via Saratoga and Schenectady and
thence, by New York Genital Bsod, passengers can
proceed via Burlington aud opensbnrgh cannang the
latter place with Trains on the Grand Trunk Railway for all
points West sHd South.
~ The $40 train from Burlington mail train for Bos
ton.
The 10 20 tr=n from Harrington and 40 train from Rat
land Is New York and Montreal Express.
The 9.29 p NJ. from Bellows kalls still
train leaving Boston a. 4 60 T. NJ.
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder and Rail
~ay 6Ghha. T.. A. CHAPLIN, superintendent.
RUTLAND, VI, May 30 1861, 81