Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-10-17
1862. DAILY LINE. 1862.
American Exprss Line.


ONTARIO STEAMBOAT co.
WILL during the season of pleasure travel, com
mencing on Monday, June Esd, run their large
and commodious Side wheel Steamers as follows:
Ontario, capt. Estes,) Bay State Capt. Nor
ley, Cataract, Capt Ledyard). Forming
daily line, Sundays Excepted. Leaving 0ydens-
burgh Railroad at P. M, on arrival of the ex-
press train from the East; Prescott at | l0P. NJ,
Rockville at P. NJ. touching at Alexandria
Bay, Clayton, Kingston, Sacketts Harbor, Oswe-
CO. Charlotte, Toronto and Lewiston. Connect
ing at Kingston with daily boat up the Bay of
Quinte for Belville and Picton; at Sackstts Har-
Dor with railroad and stages for Watertown, Ad-
ans and Rome; at Oswego with Oswego and Syr-
acuse railroad for Syracase, Utica, Albany and
New York, and New York and Binghampton r.
Il. for the south at Charlotte with New York
Central railroad for Rochester, Niagara Falls and
Buffalo, thereby forming a close connection with
all the following routes at Buffalo with Lake
Shore d Michigan southern, Cleveland and Crest
line railroads to all points west and south, and
with Buffalo d Lake Erie Line of steamers for
Cleveland, Detroit and all points on Lake Michi-
gan at Suspension Bridge with Great western
railway for Hamilton, London and all points
west and south, and Toronto with the Co.ling-
wood line and Great western to all points west,
thereby alfording the cheapest possible way for
the transportation of families Moving, and wag-
ons, horses, &C., &C., to the Great West
This line OF steamer affords to the business
man or pleasure traveller the facilities that COM
bine the elegance of first class hotel with the
rapidity of railroad conveyance, while the route
offers attractions afforded by no other line, Civ
ing o view of the south shore of Lake Ontario,
and the farfaned Thousand Islands of the st.
Lawrence River by daylight, at time most IA
vorabe for the grandeur of scenery and comfort
of the passengers. The steamers of this line are
unsurpassed for speed and comfort and are com
manded by masters of well known ability
proverbial for their attention to the comfort of
passengers.
Passengers holding Grand Trunk and Great
Western Railway tickets West, had better have
them changed at Ogdensburgh for boat tickets to
Lewiston or Toronto, thereby avoiding the mo-
notony of railroad riding in dust to Toronto,
and the ierrylng at Ogdensburgh over the St.
Lawrence river and omnibus ride one mile to
the cars. Speed, comfort Safety and economy.
Fare as cheap as by any other route. This is
! the only line of side-wheel steamers running
! from Ogdensburgh
The Steamers Montreal and st. Helen connect
! with the above boats for Montreal, Quebec and
| intermediate ports every morning, at A, M
| (Mondays excepted.
Through tickets can be purchased for all points
of the Company's Agents at Ogdensburg, Pres
| colt, Ottawa, Rockville, and Mrristown, and all
| the principal railroad and steamboat offices In
| Northern New York and New England States.
| [Iy-For reliable information apply to Chas P
| Morse, Office Railroad Depot, Ogdensburgh, N.
Y.
CHAS. p. MORSE, Gen'l Eastern Agent,
| Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
! u TuRoop Snn't Oswego N Y