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VERMONT CENTRALAND LLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGE MENT.
Commencing Jlge -, l-63.


TRAINS GoING SOUTH AND EASY.
r.s,. p,,-fi,..t, ~ p ~ A. .-t. g. sf..- Dob
''- "' '''' 49, 49,
A.. To-. f.... r.,,.... Pin. .. .-..
p,,-if,--. a. 80, AZ - nj.
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30 Of
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meeting t. --...- f4ll- N.iH I".-..It p. T. NH
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No matters of special or general impor-
lance have come before the legislature this
morning. The time has been taken up in
discussing local bills.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
The steamship China from Liverpool, Oct
oath, in Queenstown 25th passed Cape
Race at 5 p NJ Saturday.
Gold sold to-day at at l46B.
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-s- NV YoRx Oct 30
DISCRIMINATING sorpedoes and field glass
es, and some contraband letters, were found
with parties who were arrested here yester-
day and sent to Fort Lafayette.
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RrGre !s0idierS - sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
GIN We VI

a
~ = ts T. =
IL r' have Friend, ana helat..., -'i I., ,' i
- "F .'Af!f 'i'-i" 90, ~ l-1i' l .-.+,...-+.
PFC .14llt rAli t.N ~" '1 50 - 49, 49,
ai- ~ %. 'iA'' t .I- % t..-+..r
-l'at.. '' ir't.te ..t --'-' rs t. t.l,
present 'i. f sent N't-- - li.-- -.+-''i -5.+
have ... I-.t"' O.. Hc iie SCOOTER A.' i-i'.i.t-
q. n. n iHe l|ur .f uori-
le a. e.,. 5-i -1y pawn.
r.. .--.,t.l o.. he Direct. n. ul..l ago attach
,..... t--.l-..-. 81.
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OIL .t.. r--.H. ..-. VIII uuief.F rr fuce q healthy
.-.nu ..f. .ts- and stomach. aud a. q natural
,..-...4 ,...a ..l- bead and god appetite.
H-....t. .r l..nifs l.-s-.t .H aff- t7f'gr-.
N... ...l ll-i. pear at tle u-- VI tl-se ri.la -r
Pills. ru. Oh, ~..'. .r viii quickly 4ure odd. tl.1-
lt. strength Never let Che Bowels be either cUl-
Uu.. .r ll...t aat-- upon. j. mas seem s-ril-e
tt.at .l.vat.- Pills should be- recommended ..r
ut..rt.-s and FIux. many persons -urHu.iu- that
t.as would increase The relaxation. This l- great
ID. --...r I.- t.r-. Pills Will correct The Iet arl
sfHuI-H and thus remove all The a-rd bum rs'r m
tIle .-r.... T.- medicine viii give tone and s-ur
Z. tie whole Ur-uuic system however, 1erll-cI.
Wa lr health ami strength follow az D matter %
eaul-.. Nothing wll stop The relaxation ot che
Bowels s0 sure as this famos melicfuc.
,..,.-..--. -, -, - Vol.
-4 49,. pi,.,...- 80 s,,.lI.,.-- ,,r ,..+t
f-- anl .i'eIs' niote l ara Nv H. az ~, H.l
l..l --i,'- ;r,i n. C5-.,,..-f h.. new i-a.i
~ ~. ~ ~ 49, i,.,-,,'.tl',. NJ tr-,+..i h.
- -. - mn r., ~ I-1-- +o 49, .,i-
.'ti'- tyisrs,s n oirtrna-- viii remove me
I,,.-. f-,-, he .,-sferl and leave Ire pat5eut a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN
PC l. N MIC w Y

L l. NJ - I " a - -
The most certain and speedy remedy ever disoote
fOf all the Diseases OF the Chest ana Luh-s'
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
bronchitis, Influenza, Hu7cenessi
Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, sc, &c-
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief and when perseyered with aocord
NJ 70 directions, never fail To eject rapid and
astin. cure. Thousands have been restored TO per-
feet health who have tried other means in vain To
al classes and all constitutions they are equally
blessing and cure-n0ne need despair, no matter how
long the disease may have existed, or however se,
vere it may be- provided the organic structure %
the vital organs Is not hOpelessly decay cd EVery
one afflicted should give them impartial triaL
To VOCALlSIS and PU BLlC SPEAhEkS, THESE
Waters arc peculiarly valuablei they vii ID one
day remove the most severe occasional hoaLsele7s
and their regular for Few days VIII az az te7
increase the power ard hexibiliy Of the voice, great
is improving its tone, compass ana eiearne-s, Inr
which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
y Curtlandt 81. y. Y. CITY.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale ~ all druggists
Nov. nth. ls0k. ta"i4
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
ba. Marrisoy's INDIAN EMMAGoduE

This celebrated Female Medicine,
Is designed expressly 70 both MAJ
risg and siJ,gls iqdi,s, and Is the verY
beet thing known 'vr the purpose. rs
It viii bring on the monthly sicAH's'
In cases of obstruction from aHF caitss'
ank after all other remedies Of the
kind have been tried In vain. II
taken as directed, it will cure anu
case. 80 NATTER HOW OBSTINATE, and
il is also perfectly safe at all times,
q II is put in bottles Of three
different strength, with full dlrec-
tons for using, and sent by Express
closely STATED, 10 all parts oil the
country.
PRlCES-Full strength, 40 Half
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NEW GOODS.

Fin. SICK Of English, swiss aud Anericah =
a M silvsr Watches, Spccta les E5e ia
Chains. Ear Jewels L0cset, charm g,
and Pens Tooth PcS, ny Ss foln5 m .Fs-y.
f1Ip's- OId Stand. Chrrch -
nth
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I-OTR HUNDRED AND TWO Dol
Il LARS fSul1 bounty and twenty dollars a.
: ,r,,tl will lie paid o. each Volunteer Wn' --
k,ve served "a term Of nine months ~ i..i-,.
~ received an honorable dischar-e if.1 t ,-
IN sIui S,, lctbia and thirty cert- per fat i'r
ratiou-- t....r an li-ftreut
Al who Wen ~ r. report az the Gcnera.
Rendezvous. r ., ELL. R,er14 tim
T HipSe IN ~ )" :. Flour store, Burliustgu "
f""e' ''- ii.nt A. n. DANFuRIh.
lnuucrl, u; Ist VI. tavalrll.
Recruiting officer
,-i.-,.iit nd Richmond Captain iHyE
NiltCn and Colchester. Lieut. lIhnaId-
Burlington, Lieut. A. d. pSnioith
sept. 2lth
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkES
CELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. CLAhhE'
PLY stefan ExtraOrC nary to the queen
F.iulS we'll known medicine Is no lmpoaltlont
L but a sure safe remedy &c Female hlli nllles
AID Distractions from any ca-s' whatever anu
although powerful remedy, II eOLtAihs h'thlhs
hurtlul % the constitution. =.
To : NRRIED LADIES it Is peculiarly suited. "
WILL in a short tine, bring on the month";! Poii'1
with regularity. o..- nj;
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, ram
in ne Back and Limbs, Heayiness Fatigue on sIl-li.
ex.rtion, Paipitation Of the Heart L"Whess W
Spirits rs sterics Sick Headache, Whites, anu a.
10 na}nful diseases occas0ned by disordered ys-
tenn these Pills viii affect A cure when All o'i'eI
means have failed al --t-.
These Pills have never been known 70 iail wheIe
the directions on the md pGse Of the famphle' ae
well observed. -, - 90, Ill
For flli particulars get pamphlet free, oi The
agent. - 1os,a 20 any
n B-sI and postage stamps enclosed 70 ~
.,.i,ori1sd AGENT will insure bottle, containing
JOB MUSES., Sole Proprietor,
q Cortlandt ~. y. Y, City.
Sold by all Druggists. ua"iS
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ba- >n1lI.- lL..aE L.NivESI. l- au external
.i-,is ..s with ut .ft-. au. Ul4 alleviate pa.u
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 10 is truly illl-
Lnle and A. o. curative i.r Sores. Wounds Spra us
Bruises, &C, Its soothing, healing and powerful.
Strengthening rupertes excite the Just wonder and
astonshment 70 al who have ever gwen it trial.
over one thousand certificates u remarkable cures
performed by 10 within the last two years attest tie
fact.
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MONTPELIER. Nov.

There was no quorum in the House this
morning. The Senate is not in Session to-
day.
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noWpER FI.AsKS, shot Bags, Water ProII u
Nipple, ami wrenches Rite wiper -
L. - m. Handle kuiye- snf f"FE
morn r't. SUI .,....s ga amt 81.
rot,. cham. ,i,,. Leather ara 1erM ma, rs
Das Collar with Fadivcss t'iN's ~ Plate,
cbesp. ami ensra.r,. ST -.'af; no'iee' ID ''''''
MAIDS ola stand church Street
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DIR. SWEETS
InfalIible LinfMteHf
GREAT by


GREAT RE II EDY
FOR RiIgUMATISsl. GOVT, NEURALGIA LUM
BAdo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS And WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALLRHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all Of which it is a speedy and certain remedy
aud never fails. This L!nnent Is prepared ffug
the recipe Of Dr. stephen sweet ~ Connecticut, tlr
famous bone setter, and has been used In his pTat
tce for more than twenty years with the must a.
tonishing success.
As An ALLEvIAroR OF PAIN, IT is urrivsled by an
preparation before the public, OF which the most
skeptcal may be convinced by single trial
This Eminent vii! cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thousands
Of cases where il has been used il has never been
known to fail.
FoR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate reliefin
every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst cases of Headache in
three minutes and is warranted TO do it.
Toothache also will cure instantly.
For NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssrTUpE
arising from imprudence excess, this Liniment is
most happy and uniailing remedy. Acting direct
ly upon the tissues it strengthens and re-
WHITES the system and restores it 70 elasticity and
vigOr.
FoR puKs IA an erterrsl r.r,.Sv do ,i.,,,
snaI II Is the osr knowh' ana We challenge the
~ Pi.q, 4iS -; '.o'.,n ~ this
III S ~ mum ~ II uial LOT II
majority oil cases Will effect a radical cure.
QUIssY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes extreme
ly malignant and dangerous hut a timely annlica
ton Of this Liniment will never fail TO cure.
SPRAISs are sometimes very Obstinate and an
The worst case NAV he cnesd nv ~ T9,e'
in two or three days. III
AND SCALDs, yield readily to the wonderful healing
properties OF DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINE
CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT BITES Avn
STISGs.
ICrT. the Great Natural Rome Setterl FL
DIR. =. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT,
DIR. =. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
Is the author Of " Dr. Sweets Infallihle Eminent
DR.SNEET's INFALLIBLEL INIMENT
Cures Reclamation and never fails.
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CAT TION.--To avoid imposition observe the
Signature and Likeness Of Dr. stephen Sweet on
every label, and also stephen Sweets Inallible
Linimentn blown in the glass Of each bottle with
out which none il genuine.
RICHARDSON a CO.,
Sole Pruprietors, Norwich. CT.
6. c. GOODWIN Co.
General t. Boston.
March a. l-s3 daWlv
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RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANG EAfENT.
Commencing May o. 1863 trains Will run as fol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON
SIS A u, MAIL TRAIN, for Boston, Lowell Worces-
ter, Bellows Falls, keeue, Fitchburgh, Brattle-
boro Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy
Albany, and New Y ork arrive 10 Boston Is p
NJ Troy li 2 Y, New York l5FN.
Through 10 Troy and Boston uittbuoht Gauge
Of Cars.
II Is A n, EXPRESS TRAIN for Rutland. Troy Al
bany, New York, Schenectady and the West ar
rive at Troy 80 p n, New YORK by Hudson River
Railroad or Steamers next morning.
- n, NIGHT EXPRESS from Montreal On New
York arrive 10 Troy 30 n, New York 8 37 n.
IRON The SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUR
LIS6rOS As FOLLOWS
g m A ", ACCOMMODATES TRAIN from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland at o JOAN.
5 81 y, MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell Norces
ter, Springfield. Hartford New Haven. Troy. Al
hany and New York. Leaves Boston 2 tl M
New ork a. a NJ TROY i2 Is TIL, train
from Rutland stops only at Brandon, Mii-lcHury
and Nergcnnes
, OF n. Passenger Train. Leaves Troy ats.1iA.
". Rutland l@.l5 VI.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy albany, New
y York, Schenectady anu all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Rail Roads and IN
formation given by
r. c. ROWE, No. &. American Hotel Blocs-
~ Pare always as low as by any other route and
Bsggage checked through
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per battle. y. B.-Somc are cured ny the weaker
while others NAV reudiTe the stronger preparations
the full strength + aiis1ys the beat. u sent ~
Express, in q sealed pacaase, On receipt % tue
price by aAIi-
- RENEliGFR-This medicine is dsagaei fT-
pfertg FOR OBSTINATE CASES irhi~h al 0'ser rf1fa's
Of ne Lind hnre j1ifff % also that a Is tr1TaHt-
ID 1s regreseHtsf EVERY RESP o. or tts price ri
be reffHdsd.
q BEWARE OF INVITATIONS None genu-
" at his REMEDIAL lNSTITU TT FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No = Union street, Philadelphia, X, J.
= Accommodations for Laiies irishiHg 10 remain
in me city SHIRT time for treatment.
AwORD CAUTION.
- Immense sums Of money are paid TO svind-
ling quacks annual y, which Is trOrse than tlroieH
array. This comes from trusting UfhOHf inquiry, %
who are alike destitute Of honor character. or
skill, and whose 0HiU Recommendation Is their own
false and eNtrtva-aut assertions praise Of than
seircs. The only way 70 avoid imposition d O. take
No mans word matter rhGf Ats prefenfisus are,
MAKE INQUIRY it will cost you nothing, and
may save sou many regrets for, ~ advertising
phy sicans IN nine cases out of ten are t0gU' there
= no saiety in trusting any Of INN, unless you
know rho and irtaf they are
- DR.. VI. will send FREE, by enclosing one
stamp for postage a Pamphlet on DISEASES or
WOMEN, and on Prira'e dissases generally, giving
full Information, wih ne most nHc0ub'ef TsfeTtHoe
and fe'f,moHiais, without which no ADVERTISING ply
stefan or medicine Of this kind j. deserving Of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER
y Or VI. Is a regularly educated physician Of
twenty years experience, ten Of which were spent
in extensive gsrerai praeiee until ny reason OF
and ADOPT the sDeciafty 20 which for the last ten
years De has devoted his irh0ie attention
- Orders by mail promptly attended To- NHte
Jour name. town and State plainly ana direct o"
DR.. MATTlsON,
No. - Union Street, Providence, II. l..
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EVERY HORSE OWNER

should have this remedy at hand for its timely use
al the first appearance Of Lameness will efiectually
prevent those formidable diseases % which all horses
are liable. and which render So many otherwise
yaluble horses nearly worthless,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
80 ALA DAYS by Gail Hamilton.
VI Peter taWadiue," hy Caroline Chee-ehuro.
Freedom and War by Henry Ward Beecher.
Our DID, a series Of English Sketches hy Ma
thauel Hawthorne
Elements Of the English Language by Prof
y. e. Clark.
Elean0r's Victory by VI. F. Braddon
Agassiz's Methods OF study ia Natural History
just received by
c. o. FRENCH co.
Oct. n.
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TO HORSE OWNERS,

DR. SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LISNENT FOR HoRsEs
is uurivaled by any and 10 all cases Of Lameness.
arising from Spraius Bruises or Mrenchng It's effect
is magical and certain. Harness or Saddle calls,
Scratches, Mango, &c, IL viii also cure speedily.
Spawn and Rnsboue may be easily prevented and
cured In their incipent stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility u a radical cure No case
Of the kind, however, Is So desperate or hopeless
but % may be alleyiated hy this Lnimeut, and is
faithful application will always remove the Lame
ness and enable the horses % travel with compare
tive ease
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ENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LENITEENT


n r y y r. -
r,nrHu5 rruE -zsr
~ II II VI n AZ HI avs n = /.
,t,HE ALIENATION oC tn, ,,,t1i l. CALLED o., ,,,i, mo-.
4 Il excellent Of all Linlmcnts, a. perfect and
speedy cure for sl the aches ami pains that e- j..
hei- 70.
RTr~r..AT.SNy
p !. ....4 ,.,..s.., u.-,i..s,.-5. ..s..-. s-..--
q 1870 si- p. ''
Kennedy Rheuma Linimcut
.ug.tNS
AZ eaus'u Wy an =, p '-
Kennedy hAe1H''ui L..i--'is-e'i' &. - ilf
ln''N @N ''''-
Il ~ Is . LOLA
The king of aii plan. BE- caused 1v au inflammation
"i li-e o. h.'-.- .i-.t.'t-t t-, 5 u" dfPiI d.
Ltns 10 He-H. j. H---..-.'.-. eminent
l.L.... - ~
d 500 i..1....t... .f lh, Iiuins Of the rifs-is
eur ~ rtt-es oil henh' q! hheum4llo
Liiiilaent-
BRUISES
- &c.. d. .,,.il. -.-....ro If ,t,, e.sl ,,,5
-, - a.. t.s.,,.s i,..fantiV r.lf.,.d Ia.
KennedVis Rheumatic Liniment.
rU,Ntp
Is q contraction Of the muscles, caused by sudden
stoppage Of the nervous fluid, which prevents ami
NAL life having Tree noW-ls cured ~ a ieW apph-
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take teasPOOniul OF hehhSuy : hneu.a una, LIN
iment in warm water every nan hour until cured'
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NM co~EvSSI0Is AND EXPERT

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
EScE Or an INVALID, Published Tor the dement, ana
as a warning and CAUTION TO You've NES who SUI
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Manhood. etc. supplying at the same time IHE
MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY one who has cured him
self after being put to great expense ana INJURY
through medical humbue and quaekefy-
Bv euclo.in. postpaid addressed envelope
nsle copie. may be bad q 'hs author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
Bedford. Kings Comfy. ny
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TO HE TRADE.
Just Received and now opened,
5000 Yards Brown Sheetines.
300 Bleached
1000 Blerched unoleached Corl ana, =
100 Striped ShiTtln-s,
1908 Tlchings,
1000 ColOred Corset Jeans,
1000 Crash,
Il ,OvO Anne. AN Prints,
Coo Grey twilled Wool hannels,
do do Cotton and wool fannels,
5 Printed do do do
ALSO, A FULL STOCK OF
d. uole ard twisted Cassimeres, Satinets, Hines
burg Cassim eres, Fancy do. and Doe
q ms, Black and colered Broad
cloths Beavers, &C.
The above goods are all ought for CASH and will
pe sold for he same at M, ket prices with small
per cent. additional TO GOV rexpenses Of freight.
~ Tradersa invited to look at this stock, and
II not cheap, do OF buy.
Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN,
Corner Store.
Sept. Is.
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FEoN The SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE At BUR
LINGTON As FOLLOWS
OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
1863. 1883.
SUMNER ARRANG EllENT.

TB6OUGH M4IL.
Leave Ocdens' uls, at D. l5FN, ltins 90 NalHn-l
arriving a Reu-es Point al = 1f A.. Csultct. u-
with t.t rmUut Central Railroad, NI-Lt Express,
HltL 3, 'fllil N.etpus cars attached, Cor l.u..rt.
Aill--.a-t-r Nashua, Lowell. Lawrence. p.l-.a-lr.
fiichnur-h, Nurchvster, Springfield, Ac and arf.y-
ins 40 Boston early tie following mofall-. tl-u.
clnuecDu- AZ Burlington with q & e 70 lt. for Troy.
Albany lli sew or'. ari 80 Hnus-'s P.irt sitI
Lake tafmulAit rte asr~ l.- Halit4-1 ~H.l--.
lr't. A..aut au4 ..s urE- ALSO Wit- d. 81
Lawrence Z r. for Montreal and Quebec
NiGHT THeOJGH TRAN
Leave UIdeushur- n at o 81 ~ ION arriva! %
Irang Trunk day train with Sleeping Car attached
connecting at R1use's Point with Vt central rs r.
daJ Express for Boston and all points East. and ~
burlington with a K R. for Troy, Albany and
New York, arriving at - ? N. Also counectiu. at
burlington with day line Lake Cham plain steamers
Tor the south. Also at Rouse's Point with trains for
Montreal and Quebec
RETURNING.
Leave Boston Mt : 30 A ", and ~ ~ and New
York at Oh II, arriving at O.rdensburEh az H. 10
NJ, in time 10 connect with Grand Trunk Railway
r, W A . r, and Ottawa & Prescott X r. Also
with Lake ontario Steamers and Northern Trans
portstion Cos Propelers for ali Points West
". HOYLE Supt
Malone. NAV p. 1854
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NEW GOODS.
NEW BOOKS.
CLOTHES wRINGERs.

I'VE very best in market call for Sherman's lm-
| proved and buy no other, at
c. L. HARTS
No. 1. Bank Block
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1888. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1868
summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING MONDAY, Moy 4. '6s.

The new and splendid steamers Of this
L hamplain transportation Company,
United States, Capt. VIM. Anderson,
crnata, Capt. VIM. II. Flags,
Aaerioa, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
vii, rrn &c follows until further notice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-06

F., arav SPECIAL -,oa,a 80, third page
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-06

BENNINGTON
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
100 DOZ. Grey Ribbed, White, Mixed. and
lOU Plain Shirts and Drawers of the above pop
uizr make and for sale TO the trade at msuufactu-
rer's prices, at
Sept q LYMANS
FAMEUSE APPLES.
A FEW barrels
"A st PEIRcEs.
Oct. l4tb
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-06

soMErHISG NEW.
A NEW Apple Parer, warranted 10 pare liIy sp-
"A piles 4 minute, at
Sept. Il. fIhhChS-
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

NEW YORK, October 10.
Flour 5(Gl 0c higher with more doing at S. 20
50 for extra State; Sc 35@6 50 for common
to good shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio; SO 55@S % for trade brands; closing
quiet
Whisky 6rmer at 64S65c.
Grain-Wheat much excited and 4@6c higher.
Export inquiry quite moderate. but brisk spec
ulative demand for western and local account:
81 GOAL 81 for old Chieogo spring: 81 3l@
sc for new do; 81 229l % for Milwaukee
opened l@2c better. but closed rather quiet at
lie advance; 81 tl20l Oh for shipping mixed.
afoat; 81 U2@l o., in store.
Wool quite firm, particularly foreign which is
in brisk demand.
Groceries-C"iee quiet and nominally un
changed Sugar quiet and steady. Muscovado
llL and Havana l2lac. Molases quiet
without material change.
Mea,s-Pork tirmer; Sl3 s71s@14 90 for
old mess; SIS 37is@l5 62Is for new DO; $ll
O0@ll % tor new prime ,nd Sl4 O0@l5 90 for
western prime mess Beef steady
Lard frmer at ll3a@ll34c, the latter ex-
IRENE price
Butter selling at 20025c for Ohio.
Cheese firm at l0@I5c
Monetary-Money easy at 66I per cent, near
ly all business at inside. rates Sterling exchange
6rmer, but market very quiet at 81 63@l 6314
Gold frmer. bnt irregular and unsettled; opening
at ASA. advancing To 4914, declining to 473a
and closing quiet at 4o34.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
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For Morning Report See FIRST Page.
Night Report

: srrokrED EXPRESSLY ros THE Dali, STATE $,

WAsHISGroN. October l0.-Count Gurowski
was TO day. in the Criminal Court, found not
guilty OF libel against Mr. Hunter. Chief Clerk
OF the State Department who has complained
that the Court had published language for the
purpose of inducing the belief that he had viola
ted the confidence reposed in him As one of its
officers
Last night party of mounted guerrillas
moved 10 various localities the south side of
the Potomac, including Baleys Cross Roads,
Falls Church, and Munson's HILL and robbed
individuals OF various amounts OF money and
other valuables They exhibited no little bold
ness in their depredations. the first named
place is within three miles of Fort Richardson.
and the other points visited by them are in prox-
unity to our lines
Eight Chapains arrived in this city to day
direct from Libby Prison. at Richmond Their
names are II Hammer. 18th PennSy lvana cav
airy; c. Taylor 5fh Michigan cavalry; w.
Brady, Hon Ohio: b C Everhar,. S7th Penn.
sylvana; l. IL. Rondler. l5'h New York cav
airy: f c. Amble. 10Th PENNSYLVANIA j 5.
Brown, 9th Maryland: James Harvey. llOth
Ohio These gentlemen ali belonged to Gen.
Milroy's command.