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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
Imp OrtAnt 10 House Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to K. r. Comp an'es.
Important 10 Farmers.
4, all rhom ii may concern, and i, concern
everybody.

JOHNS 3 GKoSEEYES
IMPROVED GuTTA PERCMA
CEMENT ROOFING.
The Cheapest and most durable
Rootin. in use.
IT Is FIRE & WATER PRICE,
1t can be applied to NEW and OLD Eoo.s
ALL KINDS, steep or fat, and to SINGLE
Roors without removing the Shingles.
The Cost is only about On c
Third that Of Tin, and it Is
wicC rs Durable.
This article has been thoroughly tested in
New York City and al parts Of the United
States, Canada, West indies and Centernl and
South America, on buildings Ct All kinds
such as Factories, Foundries, Churches, Rail
Road Depots, Cars, and on. Pubic Buildings
generally, Government buildings, &c, by the
principal Builders, architects and others, dur
ing past four years, and has proved 10 be the
Cheapest and most Durable Roofing in use; j, is
in every respect FIRE Wafer Weather and
time proof covering for roofs Of all kinds.
This the only material manufactured IN tie
United States which combines the very desita
BILE properties OF Elasticity dnf H"rdttl'ls'
which are universally acknowledged to be
possessed by GUTTA PERCIIA AND INDIA
RUBBER
No Heat Is required in making ap-
plication.
The expense Of applying it is trif'ing, as an
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished ths
sumo day.
It can be applied by any one,
and when finished forms perfectly Fire Iroo-
surface, with an elastic body, which cann., be
injured by Heat Cold or Storm Shrinking Q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

... DIR. /. II. Cary's card appear.
~ new form in our paper to-day.
Since the DR.. has commenced devoting
his attention more specially to his pro-
fession, his practice has increased.
Those afflicted with tbe-------,nay con
suit him in confidcn &c with safety.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
A NEW EDITION.

a NEW EDITION.
SoLD ExcLrsIvELy NJ cANvAesERs AND
AGENTS, 10 now publishing IN Nos, ~ Is cts.
each. Each No. illustrated with . Portrait on
Steel.
b0Ageuts wanted. to whom liberal CON-
missions will be given.
~ Copies Of the REBELLION RECORD,
in PARTS or in volumes, will be sent fee Of
expense on receipt Of Price. Sent in regis
tered letters, the publisher will be response
bic for al remittances.
~ Clubs win Be supplied at tie follow
ing rates:
FIVE Corirs Of each volume in eemi-month-
" Nos. or monthly parts, to ono address Or
separately $1,000
TEN CoPIFs, $4,000
Remittanccs must DO sontin registered set-
tiers, otherwise the Publisher will not DO
responsible, and in current funds.
q. Y. PUTIN AM. Publisher.
539 Broadway New York.
G. r. EVANS, GEs. AoExr
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I.rQ,'lD
CCTTIA PERCHA CEMENT,

For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when
exposed to the Action Of the Weather,
and
For Preserving and Repairing Meta
Roofs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
ALPHABETICALLY A NOISLFSS
MhCHfNEi

EMpH yorS, ROC
MACHINE,
- -
i requires FIFTY PER CENT, Less DOW
ct 4 girl Of tw>lve years of age can work il
LIS strength and WONDERFI7f. sIMpII.
CITT of construction render IL almost limos.
sible to ret out Of order, and i. GUARAyTEED
by the company to rive entire s,i;.f,ct;or
We respcetfullv invite All tbo.. ~ nu
desire to supply themselves with . .n.sr;or
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The Empire Sewing Machine IS ex.
empt lrOn all these objections.

i has straight needle perpendicular
action, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NElTHrR RIP nor
RAVEI,, and is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description Of materi
al, from Leather Il the finest Nansook Mnslin.
with cotton. 'innen or silk thread, from the
coacseet 10 the finest number
Having neither CA Fnor cog Wheel. a nd
The least possible friction, i, rms AZ smooth
as glass and is
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

It can be applied by any one,
and when finished forms perfectly Fire Iroo
smrface with an elastic body, which cann.t be
injured by Heat Cold or Storm Shrinking 0
Roof Boards, nor any external action what
ever.
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100000 BARRELS orruE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p o L ID II E I I f,
For sale by JAMES I. FOSTER.
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,

For sale by JAMES I. FOSTER.
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
&C CortlAndt st., n. Y.
This Company, with a capital of $3.50, 900, the
most extensive works Of the kind in the world,
and an experience Of % years in manufacture :
with a reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive control-of all the nigh. soil from
the great city Of New York, are prepared 20 fur
nish article which is without doubt the ehsapesf
and rerv best fertilizer in market.
PriceS.-D livered at any station on the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 SIS per barrel, or the PAssumpsic or
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel It greatly
increases the yield and ripens the crop from two
to three weeks earlier, at an expense of from s.
to 81 per acre, aud with very little labor.
a Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace Geeley, Danl
Webster, and hundreds of farmers who have used 1t
extensively for maBt years, may be had free by
addressing letter above to the subscriber.
discount to the Trade.
ELI CuITTENDEN, l. q,
Who is our General Agent, Darlington, VI.
JAMES G.. FREScH. Montpelier. Vt, I
". d. HALL, VeTgennes, VT, Special
J. NJ. & C. G. FEEScH, Barre, Vt, Agents
c. A. MAxHAM. Royalton, VT,
Feb. Il. wjm
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From the Troy Daily Whig.I
VI CHIN POE RY.

What wonderful changes of late have seen,
That are made in the world, BY the Sewing Ma
chine,
They are Of real necessity where er they're known;
And thousands are daily inquiring to fad,
OF Sewing Machines the very best kind
But each has its favorite put to the test.
May find it a problem to purchase the best
And experience has proved, the public has seen,
No others can equal WHEELERk WILSON Machine.
To aid US in finding the merit of all,
Sure none can assist us who have none at all;
But the Taiors, who long since have tried all the
rest,
Cry out with one voice, Wheeler Wilson's the best.
To dress-makers, too. we repaired for advice,
Their reply was laconic, and made in a trice-
The most beautiful work we ever have seen.
Is a fine musl IN dress made on Wheeler& Wilson's
Machine.
To the shirt-maker then we hastily, hied,
And asked what machine is preferred they replied:
With improvements we find that were recently
made,
The Wheeler 4 Wilson's arc best for the trade;
Thus found 1t the case, wherever we've been,
They preferred above all, Wheeler Wilson's Ma
chine.
They stitch with two threads that will not rvealor
rip,
And the chances to buy, none should let slip:
They will sew any thing that a women can put
On the crown Of her head or the sole Of her foot,
Or wrap round her shoulders pin round her waist,
Or that can be sewed on, or pinned on, or laced,
Bonnets, Msntillss, Capes, Collars and Shawls;
Dresses for breakfasts, and dinners, and balls;
Dresses to sit in, and stand in, and walk in;
Dresses to dance in, and firt in, and ak in;
Dresses in which to do nothing al all;
Dresses for winter, spring, summer and fall
All Of them different in color and pattern;
Silk, Muslin and Lace, Grape, Velvet and Satin.
Thus complete in all parts, and finished up we'll,
As the Peoples Machine, they always will sell.
We beg leave to assure our patrons that the
above poetry is no fair specimen of the work done
on the Whe,ler & WILSON Seiuing Machine. How
very far the reality surpAsses the description we
shall be at any time happy to show our customers
at the SEWING MACHINE PARLoR,
No. 6, College st.
A Stock of Machines constantly on hand, and
or sale at the New ork City Prices. Please call
and examine.
@. W. 4 G. q. BENEDICT,
Agents.
Burlington, Feb. 4. dawf
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON, VT,

~ wy
rs PUBLISHED es~y afternoon, Sundays e.-
l. cepted.) at five o'clock, and gives It's feaaei'
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain froa any other sou ree'
FrOm the N. z. Evening POst.)
Evening VS.. Morning Papers.
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. A little while ago the morning
papers were here, as they have aiWAys oeen ~
London and Paris, pre-eminently the neSspapers.
They furnished their readers over tneir DreaAlas,
tables all the incidents of the previous Gay ano
night. Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation. with a few additional particulars
gathered in the course of the morning, ana me
local city news. But since the opening OF inc
war it has been different. The frst accounts OF
nearly every important action and movement, as
we said the other day, have been given 10 the
public of New York by the evening papers.
Thus, the reports Of the great betnel ngnt6 .,
our successes in Western Virginia; OF the buii
Run defeat: of the Hatteras Inlet affair, and
most signal Of all, of the Port Royal victory anu
of the capture of Mason and slldeil, anu tnen
surrender were all received in this city TOO iate
for the morning papers to PRINT, 1uI cay enUusH
for the evening papers to give full PARTICULARS
The FREE Press receives despatchesregulari y
Y both the American and Vt. Boston Lines
to four o'clock of each day. Its telegrsphic
news is consequently late, and in most cases
as full, In fact the same, as that given by the n.
Y. Evening Post and the New York and Boston
,venirg papers generally.
TERns-By carrier, $500 per annum
mail $500 "
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
lG. WAC. G. BENEDICT,
Pro prietor
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TER Ms--Reguinr Prices.

" Ouey current IN inc oNAtS "ult1 ISSUED 10
received at par.
POST AGE.
The Postage 10 any part Of the United s...
viii be but TwESrY-FoUR CENTS year s-- NJ
wood, and but FOURTEEN CENTS year fir.
Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals VIII Be- ...
i-hed for 1850. and as
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dfi aiA rms
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

n y + W DAStON
TE1HE Ascaridcs or Pin Worms, the removal Of
. which has ever bafaed the skill Of the most
eminent physicians and universally considered BY
them as beyond the reach Of medicine are entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. r. G. GOuId'- Pin Worm syrup.
4 Cure Warranted IN ersry case,
Reicf Afforded N tlreHfy-f0lr hours.
This syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SrNFToWs.-Inteuss itching, biting and distress
in the lower part OF the rectum and about the seat
often mistaken the piles,) Gisag-eeabIe sensa-
ton in the epiEastric region or lowe part Of the
bowels, rcstiessncss, wakeiulness, starting and
sore inning in the sleep, faintius, and not unfre-
luenuy spasm- " fits.
CAUrIoy.-The genuine has the name, " Or. E.
G. Gould's Pin " 5rn syrup blown no each bot
tie, his portrait aud a fac smile Of his Signature
in the wrapper
HEEVEY e MOORE, Prau-is'1rs.
address GEO. c. GOODWIN Is CO.,
and > Marshall st., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England
sod in Burlington by A. C. SPEAR and J. W.
ROBI L CO,
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\ MADAM RE IL DI
For CosfrUe1ess, Ivsgli1-ify aud D,biirU # ne
Digestive Org4Hs, i-du-ing H,4iIeh,, L1ssifu g.
NsrUousasss, Gsaeral Pros'rai5u Of The AizG
and Body. Paralysis, &c.
A MOMENTS reflection oug 70 convinrs
~ sensible msu OF the folly nj danger o
constantly iosin- with Cathlrti' Medicines. = 4
practice Is psrgi-ioas and sia iilL An experie7-
Of forty years has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are fcartu y agg
waited by ne too free use Of Cithar;ics. ie
Amercanpeopls are fl-t becoming nation of
dyspeptics by taclr artificial n tes Il life. Drts-
tic Catlartics increase the irrt4biii-y and pros
trate the strength OF the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially d icned T.
allay this irritability, and At the same time t.
invigorate and siren gthen all the functions Of Ii
gestion, while they are gently laxative. They
are SO mild and invigorating that one is not re-
minded by any disasreeable effects that he his
taken medicine
Business Men, Stu lcnts. Professional Men, Fs
males, and all persons leading confined or scden
tary life should try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheeriglly CERT
to the high professional standing Of Dr. Colby
Stanstead, one Of the Oldest and best Physici
and to the excellent qualities Of bis "Auti-Cost
and Tonic Pill" which we have used in cur pr
tice, and highly approve.
J. b. GIBsoS, NJ. D., Danham, c. L.
c. L. CorToN, N. D.. CoUansvillo
CHARLES BRows, NJ D..
:. 5. FOSTER, N. D., Bronze.
NoBNAS CLEvELASD, 81. u Barus.on.
". jerks, NJ. D.,
c. W. CowLEs, N. D., Stsnstesd
JOIN Mixes, ". D.,
JosEPH BREADoS, NJ. D., Surgeon Z. Y
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. D., Coaticook.
LENUKL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line.
". g. GLINEs, NJ. d. Compton, c. L.
g. o. SoNERs, NJ. D., Magog. :. Z.
J. {. RUTHERFORD, NJ D., Newport Vt
Prepared by DR.. NJ. COLBY.
Stanstead, c. T., and Derby Line, Vt.
Sold where medie'ue is sold generally.
August n, 1861. daWl
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HARD TINES COFFEE.

TSVHE trying times and the high price of Coffee
4 has demanded that a good substitute should
BE- found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of
the Hard fines Coffee has succeeded in the inven-
ton Of an article which meets the requirements q
the times, and which the Mass. state Asslyer,
DR.. Hayes, pronounces free from any deleieri-
Gus substance. 1t is sold At very low price, and
is, in fact, about equal to pure Coffee.
Manufactured by ii. ID NEWHALL. Man
faciurer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar. sc
south Market ST., Boston.-TRY IT.-You
can get a pound Of any Grocer il Burlington.
Certificate of DIR. Hayes.
HARD TINES CoFFEE.'-This substitute for
the more expensive kinds Of coffee has been anal
yred chcmically and microscopically, and found to
be rec from any deleteTious subs.ance. Il also
corresponds IN composition with the manufactur-
er's statement. respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., state Assayer.
l6 Boyls,on ST., Boston, Feb. rs, 1862
w39m3
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Geology of Vermont,

ID EPORT on TIE Geology Of Vernon ls
h cuptive, Tbeoritecsl, Economical All ,'.-
ogrsphioal, By howard Hitchcock, LID, EiTl-
Hitchock, Jr., VI. D., Prof. Of Hygiene, DC. A.
herst College, Charles h. Hitchcock, A. ". 1s
ogist 70 the : L te Of Vermont, and Al5c-t Als-
A. NJ; in two volumes. Published ua1s- 20
authority Of the State Legislature By A-'sr'
Hager.
For sale in Burlington, Vt, BY
E. :. FCLLs7
Burlington, Vt. March sth. 1857.
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Alburgh Springs Academy.

U,HE SUBSCRIBER having male arrange
1 ments with the Trustees TO take permanent
charge Of AIburgh Springs Academy, will CON-
mence the Spring Term on the 9th Of May.
Full destruction will be given in all the
ENGLISH 4 CLASSICAL BRANCHES, MUSIC,
and al studies usually pursued in our high
schools. Competent Teachers will be provided,
and no pains spared, to make the Alburgh Springs
second 10 none in the State for efficiency and thor
oughness Of ins,r1etion.
For particulars inquire Of the Principal,
THADDEUS LAND0N.
Alburgh Springs. March 20. 1852. wiw
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OgdenSburgh TO The West!
1850. 1862.
THE NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

WILL. during the present Season, run their
w Line Of
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily between Ogiensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS,
including Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine, Port
Washing on, Sheboygau, Monitowoc, Port Huron
and II Clair. Leaving OGDENSBU RICH on arr
val Of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, call
in- regularly for PASS ENGERS and FhElGH az
Brocks lie. AlexandriaBay, Clayton, CapeNiucent
and O.WEGO. Passengers and Families moving
IS est, can embark with their Luggage cams,
stock &c. and land together without dis urosnce
or Trans-hipment, at their port Of destination.
ErIhese steamers have large Cabins and
State-rooms amply and neatly furnished
FOR FIRsr CLASS PASsENGKRs,
and Second Ca5izs with Cook stoves ard comfort
able accommodations Tor Passengers and Fam
lilies Who may wish T. furnish their own
provisions aBd bedding. E-No ef-
forts will be spared 10 maintain
the reputation Of this as
THE CHE APEsT and BEST ROUTE.
FFreisht forwarded to care OF the Agents Of
this Company will receive careful attention and
des gatch. Apply TO
= Sh N. c cH hnR5s Ri Agents
Ogiensburgh, Y. Y.
e.. ". SN11H General Passenger Aeen-, r. r.
Depot, Ogdensburgh, y. y.
r. C#AFuAy. Vergennes, Vt,
General Travelling A gent for New England.
April %. lse2. wsm
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RUTLAND a BURLINGTON II. II
OGDENSBURGU RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and Aftor Nov. Is, 1861, Passenger Train

nN and aftor Nov. IS, 1861, Passenger Trains
~ will run az follows Sundays eXcepted):
GOING EAST.
MAm.-Leave Ogiensburgh al ll.30 A. n.
stopping At all stations (dine at Malone, Z-4e)'
arrive at Rouses Point at 5 GO P. n, connecting
with Night Trains with Spisaii4 Siesptag Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving at Bos-
ton and New York early next day.
GOING yEsr.
MAIL.-Leave Boston and New York At 500 P.
NJ, arriving at Rouses Point at 7.45 An, Malone
1910 A. NJ, Potsdam Junction l2.4l a. n, Os-
densburgh 400 P. NJ, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and lake Olt4rio Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the West and
North.
The Trains connect at Potsiim Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam and WATERFOWL Railroad,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
burgh and Montreal Railroad.
GEO. Y. HOYLE, supt-
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Syracuse Nurseries,


TgNHE Subscriber is Agent for la ---
Il SMITH, successor 10 SNrIH hAN
owner Of the long established and Es.- -. -
Nurseries at Syracuse, Y. Y. He ol7is
nish. free Of charge for freight, st ne ~
depots Of the Vermont Railways, trst 'iA'' ~
trees in great variety and at the iolllEil5 ''-
Apples, (grafted) from three to four
years old. -
in lots Of hfty or over, 3 TO
( years old. u
" in lots Of hundred or over
FROM TO years old, u.
" in lots of a thousand or
over, l.,
Pears, gratis, standards, 3 to years
old 30
IN lots Of a hundred or over,
TO years old,
" dwaris, to years old, 50 ..--
Also. grapes and all the small fruits
found in Il st class nurseries. 80
All a the above are Of prime guam, f..s
pies may be seen at the subscribeTs- Nc.
trees in his we'll known orchard are 'foa -.
sery. Orders should be given in a cary
'''i'' LYMAN Hal
shelburnc. April Q, 1862. dt'''
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FACTS FOR THE MILLION.

EItIO fUn I'LL hlLbiVt'
ARE YOU AWARE
That good No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemmer, can be bought for forty
srs dollars, AZ No. College Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth presser style hemmer, and all the latest
improvements, can De bought for my kps dollars,
at the Agency, No. 9, College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That a superb silver plated No. /, Wheeler
Wilson Machine nov be bought for s,Ity-fVS
3ollars. = shaf case at sepeHfy dollars, at the
sewing Maenfne Parlor, No. Q, College Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler
ilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho
gany, "a handsome as fne piano, and thousand
times more useful, can be bought for only ziady
d liars, at No. 6, College Street
IRE YOU4WARE
That the Cheap Machines" are played oat,
their sale tor the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction fho-s hllei with such as have
not entirely ratified to pieces?
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe -'Lock-stitch" machines now
take the Universal Lead and that tho Wheeler A
" ilson are the ackIoKledged supeTiors Of all the
other Lock-stitch machines
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler s viii
Machine is to any lady who has not got one,
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the AGENTS.
GEo. W. q. q. BENEDICT, Is given with each
Machine, and that their prices Tor at
the factory, and no charge for frei ht expires
sage
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LONDON EXHIBITION.


RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
FIRST CLASS. SEQ
THIRD CLASS, see.
STEAM WEEKLY BE-
-&&M TWEEN NEW YORK AND
N E& LlvEk POOL landing and
1zsz33z2SzV smbarkins passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, QrelAnd.) The Liverpool New
York and Philsdelphia S.camsl Company intend
despatchins their iull-poN ire Clydc-buiit steam
ships As follows
City Of New York-Saturiay, April 18Th.
KAngaroo-Saturday, April 26th.
City Of Enthusiastically, May 81.
aod every Saturday. at Noon, from Pier a., North
River.
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE. 5000
do to London 5000 DO to London SIS 90
Steerage Return Tickets good for months, 500, 90
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, al re
duced through fares.
~Persons wishing 20 bring out then frleuda
can buy tickets here al the following rates % New
York Prom Liverpool or Queenstown ; First
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. Sieerage from Liver
pool $4,000. From Queenstown 5000.
These Steamers have supei or accommodations
for passengers, and larry expt fenced surgeous-
They are built in ater-tisht ron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihilators N board.
For further Information spply At the Company
Offices.
JOHN C. DALE. Agent Is Broadway, y. Y,
H.. N.DRURY, Agent Darlington.
March !. daWly
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NE w BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
TOHN BRENT, a new book, by Major Win
- throp.
Also, CECIL DREEME, by the sane author.
Received and for sale By
G. o. FRENCH Co.,
Corner of Church and College Streets.
Ian 40
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TRAINS GOING NoRrH AND WEsT
Leave Burlington at 80 A. NJ, 1898 Am, and
6O5P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 A. NJ. VIA
Lowell. Lawrence or FitchbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, atT25 A. NJ, Bellows Falls II p PM,
connecting at White River Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumpsic HALL
road for and from st. Johnsbury and Litteton;
arriving Burlington at 90 Pm, and It Adams
at 40 P. NJ. and Lodge
ACCOMMODATION TRAISleaves Northheld at ;
AN, and Burlington 10 IS A. NJ, for Rou
Point and Montreal, arriving at Buriingto
IL 40 and at Montreal 90 ?. ".
EIGHr EXPRESS TRAIS, leaves Bellows Falls at
5l5P, NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewHork at 90 A NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting at W hite
River Junction with train leaving Boston 90
PM, via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White
River Junction at / 50 p. NJ, arriving at Bur
lington at IS A M, kouse's Point at 40 AN,
Montreal at 10 90 An. =, and Ogdensburgh at 90
p. NJ connecting with Grand Trunk trains Tor
Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached to both the Nigh
Express trains running between Rouses Point ard
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations
g. MERRILL, supt.
St. Adams, VT. Nov. Is, ls6l-