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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-09-17
SUM MONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: TO
CHAs. W. ROBINSON AND G. w. GORDON.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
n me- at my Office in Auburn Placer county.
on Monday, the 9Th day of December. A. D. 1864,
ut 10 clock A. NJ. to answer the complaint of
Joseph Walkup. wherein he prays judgment
against You for the sum OF two hundred aud fifty
dollars (S250,) with interest thereon at the rate
of two and cne-hal per cent per month from the
Sd day of September, A. D. 1850 up to the date Of
rendition OF judgment, and for costs OF suit, in an
nc ton on your certain plomissory note to Plain
tiff dated Auburn. September Sd. 1860 for two
hundred and fifty dollorS (S250,) bearing interest
at the rate of two and onc-hllr per cent per
month, and take notice if you fail TO appear and
answer Plaintiff will take jud gment by default
for said snm Of two hundred and fifty dollars
(S250.) interest and costs.
Given under my hand. this 3Oth day of August,
A. D. 1864. S. L. WOODIN,
Justice Of the Peace, TIP. No. 3, Placer county.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction, by the affidavit
of Joseph Walkup, the above named Plaintiff.
that he has good cause OF action against the
above named Defendants. aud it likewise appear
ing that the said Charles W. Robinson has depart
cd from the State Of California. and that the said
G. B. Gordon now resides at the town OF Gold
Hill, Storey county. Nevad, Territory. and on
motion OF futile, Hale Il Fellows attorneys for
Plaintiff, it is ordered, thntscrvice Of the Sum-
mons in the above entitled action be had upon
the said Charles w. Robinson and G. b. Gordon
by the publication Of the same in the Placer
Herald Il newspaper printed and published at
Auburn, Placer county, for the period of three
months at least once week. and it is further
ordered that copy Of the Summons in said cause
be forthwith deposited in the post office directed
as follows: one copy to G. b. Gordon. Gold Hill,
Nevada Territory, and one copy to Charles W..
Robinson, San Quentin. Marin county California,
the last place of residence of said Robinson in
the State ol,Caiiornia. S. B. WOODlN,J P,g
- 70 , v '2Ni>' Township No. s. Placer county.
futile. Hale q Fellows, Plffs Atty.
Sept. 3. lS64.-3m
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PROFESSOR CROCKETT

after years of hard study devoted to this one
subject has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as q Hair Dressing, will
effectually and always prevent its loss even to
extreme old age.
Happily. the AMYGDALlNE, while possessing
these virtues, is most delightful and agreeable
preparation far surprising all the so called Hair
Reatoratives OF the day, that are made to be
agreeable without regard to their virtue.
The Hair, when diseased becomes harsh and
dry. and commences to turn grey, which is caus-
ed by the non-secretion, by the capillary glands
OF Il peculiar oil. 1t has heretofore been thought
and believed that if the glands were stimulated
into action. they would still sivea sufficient sup
ply OF nourlshment TO the hair; but, aas they
forgot one very important law of nature, viz:
that all Sttmu/ants haze their redction; and the
more the glands were stimulated - the sooner the
fin loss of the much priced locks
The principle OF the Preparation invented by
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is entirely the oppostc;
instead of stimulating the capillary glands, he
Jeeds them Nth the substance they require, and,
in turn, the Hair is fed by them on the same
principle as giving water to flower.
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is aware of the fact that
the carpngs of the invidious will in great
measure prevent many sensible persons from
using the AMYGDALlNE; but the day is passed
when great remedy could he cried down by
pseudO science. All we will say to those who
are tmd about trying new preparations is, that
we strictly guarantee the AMYGDALINE to be
entirely free from all stimulnts, and is rs harm
less as filtered water, and can be used on the
smallest infant.
AS A HAIR DRESSING, it is uncqualled by
any the world has yet produced 1t keeps the
head entirely free of dandruff, eruption pmpes
-imparting 10 the Hair beautiful glossy soft
ness not obtained by any known compound 1t
will also be found both pleasant and useful as Il
Cosmetque, surprising cold cream and face To-
tions in it's effects; Tor chaps sore breast and nip
plies we know OF no remedy that is equal to it.
THE PERFUME used is such that the Alnygl,-
line will always retain it, and will not become
rancid by age; in fact it is perfect in every par
ticuar.
PROFESSOR CRoCKETr's AMYGDAIINE can be had
Of all Druggists and dealers everywhere, Price
so cents. Ask for Crockett's Amysdaline, aud
take no other.
September 3, l86A--6m
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THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY

liz OALlE VANlA - hUL OV.UA AVl
HAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX n-14Ns
Il IL Horse Concord Coaches to all .zk@9EsS3k.S
parts OF California, Oregon and Nevada territory,
Sacramento to Virginia City (Ilenncss Pass roue)
via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat, Grass Valley
and Nevada.
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia. Nevada, Grass Valley. Dutch Flat.
ana Auburn take the cars of the Central Pacific
Railroad at steamboat landing. foot of X street,
at 6l5 A. NJ, arriving at New Castle at 7:l5 A. NJ.
where they take the coaches Of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
arriving at Nevada IL NJ, and at Virginia city
the next day at A. NJ. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, Ilnostown to low,
Hill and to Dutch Flat; arriving at the latter
place daily ut o'clock PM
Also lines connect with Forest Hill, Todd's
Valley Yankee Jim, Michigan Bluff, and Squaw
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, for Marysville, every
morning at o'clock.
S. II. WHITMARSH. Agent.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn.
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HNHE Co-Partncrship heretofore existing be-
Il tween John HARDWOOD and Thomas Gross. WAS
dissolved by mutuarconsent February lst 1864.
JOHN HARDWOOD,
THOMAS CROSS.
All accounts of the firm will be settled by the
subscriber who will carry on the business at the
old stand in Centre Block, Auburn.
THOMAS CROSS.
April ]ssh, lsS4srtf. FshNrl@A HG
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CUTTER WHISKEY.
WM. II. CUTTER, Jr,s. PUREOLD BOUR.
BON WHISKEY, FOR MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL USE.

Recommended by the first physicians o. Ne "
York, as perfectly pure and reliable article, a.
will appear by the following correspondence:
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,,

FOR TlIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, TIOarScn<ss,
Group, bronchitis, Incfpiemt Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsWmptive Patients
In advanced Stng~s
OF tho Diseas4s
This Is remedy universally k wn to surpass any
other for tho Of throat and lung complaints that
useless hero to publish the evidence Of its virtues la
unrhalled excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease have made ~
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earih.-
Few are ho communities, families, among them
who ha, not some personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and ungs
Az all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, aud
they know, too tho effects Of this remedy ed
do more than to them that II has all the vr
tues that it did have when making the wh,L have
Won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J AVER g. CO.. Lowell. Masa
Sold 10y II. HAZEL and Mack Weber, Auburn |:
r. II. Mcdonald 4 Co., Sacramento; and Crane i
Brigham, San Francisco, and other dealers Of
Medicine.
June lst lS64.--ly s..,lts
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Circular to Physicians and Others.


York, as u perfectly pure and reliable article as
will appear by the following correspondence:
Circular to Physicians and Others.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. January lst 1862.
The undersigned respectfully calls the atteu-
ton of the Medical Faculty Of the United States
to the following correspondence between n mum
Der OF the most respectable and influential ply.
sicians of New York and Brooklyn. and the writer.
WIN. 7. CUTTER, JE
NEW YonK. May l. 1862.
MIR. VIM. I. Gutter. Jr Louisville. Ky Dear
Sir: The great difficulty in procuring brandy sutl.
cienly pure for medical purposes has induced
many OF the physicians OF this vicinity to adopt
Bourbon Whskey as subslitutute, both in the
hospitals and private practice and since the lat
ter has come into such general use we have rea-
son TO believe that Il great deal now sold is Of
very inferior quality.
Presenting that your residence in the vicinity
Of the manufacturers of Whskcy in Kentucky
us well as your skill as chemist. will enable
you to select Il reliable article, and having full
confidence in your integrity, we are led to in
qulre whether you will not aid us in having this
market supplied, through IN agency, with the
best quality of
Pure Old Bourbon Vhislxey,
For the use Of the sick. We are, very respect
fully, sir, yours truly.
VALENTINE MORT. NJ. d.
WILLARD PARKER. NJ. d.
J. G. HuTcnIsoN, NJ. D.
AUSTIN Flint. NJ. ID.
&. l.. MITCHELL. NJ. d.
FRANK II. HAMILTON. N. D.
DEWITT G. ENos, NJ. d.
Il. N. CnAPMAN. NJ. u.
JAMES r Wo0D. NJ. b.
". L. p. BAyLEs. NJ. D.
Pharmaceutist, Brooklyn, n. !.
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BILLIARDS 4!

IF you want a nice game of Billiards. on an OK
Il cclent table call at the Billiard Saloon on
the Plaza. opposite to the Post Office, where The
under signed will be pleased to see you; and where
you can also obtain the best oflquors and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 6th, lss4-my
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THE HUMAN HAIR,

HAS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
Il Il most scientific men Of the age from the fact
that close study generally causes the hair to
fall off prematurcy; and, in consequence. they
have given the subject portion of their valuable
time. trying to invent some method to regain
their lost locks; but all their labor was in vain,
until
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FEED OF ALL KINDS
Kept constantly on hand.

,sa- Purchasers goods WILDE delivered free Of
charge.
The public and his old patrons are invited to call
and see for themselves.
Auburn, September 5th, lSG3-my
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

IuttIe. IIAIc d elbows, FIJI Att y.
Sept. 3. lS64.-3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-06

tis. New York; w A Newell. New
Jersey: Henly johnson. Pennsylvania :;
n B. Smithers, Delaware; W. l. w.
Seahrook. Maryland; John f. Hume.
Missouri g. w. Hite, Kentucky f T.
Tyffe, Ohio; Cyrus NJ Allen. Indiana; :;
w Bushnell, Illinois; f. T.. Alexander,
Michigan: A W. Randall, Wisconsin; !;
A Oliver. Iowa. Thomas Simpson, Min
nesota; John Bidwell, California Thos.
H. Pearne, Oregon; Leroy Kramer,
West Virginia; A. C. Wilder. Kansas !,
NJ NJ. Brien, Tennessee j. p Greeves,
Nevada A. A Atoche. Louisiana; A. 5.
Paddock, Nebraska; Valentine Dell, Ar
kansas John \. Nye. Colorado: y. b.
Sloanaker, Utah.
MR.. LINCoLNs ACCEPTANCE.
Executive MANSION. WASHINGTON,
June %, 1864 /
Hon William Dennison and others. \
Committee of the National Union Con-
vention:
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the 14th
inst. formally notifying me that l have
been nominated by the Convention YOU
represent for the Presidency Of the
United States for four years from the 4th
of March next. has been received. The
nomination is gratefully accepted, as the
resolutions of the Conyention-calied
the platform-are heartily approved.
While the resolution in regard to the
supplanting of republican government
upon the Western Contifxfnt is fully con
Cured in. there might be misunderstand-
ing. were | not to say that the position
of the Government in relation to the
action of France in Mexico, rs assumed
through the State Department and in
dorsed by the Convention, among the
measures and acts of the Executive, will
be faithfully maintained so long as the
state of facts shall leave that position
pertinent and applicable
am especially gratitied that the sol
iicrs and the seamen were not forgotten
by the Convention, rs they forever must
and will be remembered hy the grateful
country for whose salvation they devote
their lives.
Thanking YOU for the kind and com
plimentarv terms in which Won communi-
Gated the nomination and other proceed
ings of tie Convention, j subscribe my
self, your obedient servant,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-06

II your daughter declines. have nothing
more to say The lock of joy. of tender
ness. Of blushing modestv that she cast
on the young Count, rs with soldier 5
impetuosity he threw his arms around
her. spoke no averion even to the unpre-
pared father.
Take her them he replied 1T is
all mystery. but trust in the good esS
of that Being who has turned OUT
mourning to joy"
From this time, Soleure has been Joined
to the Helvetic League and acknowl-
edged as free and independent state.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-06
The romantic marriage OF an Indian

The romantic marriage Of an Indian
Prince is recorded in a letter from Alex
andria, Egypt, to an English paper:
The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh is here
When passing through Cairo, on his way
to Indiana with his mother,s body, he
saw and fell in love with a girl at the
Presbyterian Mission Schooac She dauxh
ter Of one of the partners in leading
English mercantile house, and after some
hesitation on her part the matter Is set
tied. and they are to be married in few
weeks. The American Missionary tells
me that she is one Of the most beautiful
girls, both in person and character. that
he has ever seen or known, and, like the
Maharajah himself, is devout Christian,
New counterfeit - bills on the chicops~ baak
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-New Counterfeit - bills on the chcops- haah
springfsd Mass, in cfrcalasiou.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

nIL. COAL AND TIMBER LANDS.
W Capitalists desiring favorable Investments viii md the
u1bscfiher desier Erie Pa, who has now
ior aud valuable Of these Lands IN Noriher
Penn and also much improved and unlmproved
Reai Estate the OF Brie and personsiy familiar
With the lands well asu much OF the oil territory OF
West having recently sold thousands cf acres
nere car be consulted and seen for two weeks A. ths
Scoe Richards kingsland b Pine street New YORK
from daily and A. room 20 81 Nicholas Hotel each
evening WILSON KING. Civil Engineer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

Governor Bramlette, and said to be dele
gate to the Chicago Convention, and was
again greeted with reply similar in every
particular. He further stated that 'The
people of the South will fight as long as
they have dollar left, unless the North
concede them the right of self-government
| afterward put the same question to no less
than dozen participants in the Convention,
with like result. My reply TO each Of
these gentlemen was, "Why did you not
submit this question, which involves the
very vital point in the contest, fairly and
sqnarely to-day in YOUR speeches that you
were in favor Of peace and Onion, while you
are wiling toacccpt peace and disunioH?''
To this | received hut one honest answer. A
delegate from Blffilo, whose name did not
l,,arn, .aii IN tSOuld not be polite"
l. re COW -I-stipns with Bauilette and
,.. .-. s..t we-'' the hpnrra-
On, Cesn.- sac Pe1ce Democrats would be
likely to fer the South rs an inducement to
c.ime back into the Union. Mr. Lawrence
said: I'VE propose to guarantee them the
protection Of all their State rights, one of
" ich he had already affirmed to he the
right OF secession, secondly, we propose
Ia guarantee them the protection Of slavery
up to the original lines and throughout all
the Territories.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
IMPORTAXT CAUTION

q THOUSANDS or DOLLARS are paid
O. swinliiuS quaeks caily. which Is worse than
thrown away. This comes from trusting t. the de-
ceptive advertisements Of men calling themselves
Doctors, and whose only recOmme ndation is what
they -ay Of themselves. Advertising phy sicans
% nine cases out of ten, are imp0sters. The only
safe way Is % consult a regular practicins
physicians or If you prefer one who mases
your disease specially be sure that he Is not
an advertising quack, Or YOU viii have reason
t1reret it-Dr VI ATTs0S Is the only regular ph ysi
ciau 30 Providence. Il not IN New England who ad-
vertises treating Npscid M4iliis. and he gives
f1ultsd fssfiulaHigis, without which no stranger
can he entitled e. confidence.
Enclose one stamp for postage and send i2r
them, with pamphlet on Special DissEsss
sent tree. DR.. Mattlson is a regularly educated
ply stefan u twenty years experience ten IN an
tenslTe general practice, until declining health
compelled him O. reiinquish that ami adopt Office
practice, treating all diseases ami accidents
resulting from imprudence In both sexes.
giving them his trtoIe attention. Persons. Al "A
Instance having any importantor difficult case,
viii DO well O. .onsult DIT. VI. or send tor
Dis testimonials before going else where All
business faithfully attended 20, and perfect safts-
f4r'fou guaranteed Advice at Office free Addres
Lock Box w not ID or Dr.. MATTISON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
DIURETIC COMPOUND.

FoI the 0.cili Disease, Of The UTiaDy OTggn' re-
sHitHg from raprhdsnee and eont1gi0H- - ms new
remedy contains neither bslsam Copavs, spirits Of
Nitro, Cuhehs, TurPentine, or any Other nauseous
drug, but is elegant vegetable liquid, pleasant
10 the taste and smell cooling, cleansing and heal
ing In It's operation, speedily alayins all heat ana
irritation in the urinary passage You therefore,
who have been taking BaLssH C2pafa either In cap
sules OF miXtrres ~ months. until sick and pale,
your breath and clothes filled with its vile odor
throw away the disgusting mixtures and send Tor a
bottle Of this NeW RsusfU, which Will cure
YOU az once. and also cleanse the ~ stem from the
injurious effects Of the mixtures you have
been taking long Chronic cases that have resisted
all kinds Of treatment for months and even ears u
uriY cure alrae diIeiy Try it, ami if not repre-
sentei the n,oHeg mi be rsfndsd. One bottle gen
-. NJ - 4 .l.ut lr-n. =. aar-t q .rrn..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
1864
Only sir days through, lcifFoui change Of Boat

Only SIR days through, icitFout change Of Boat
/ 'I'HlS well known and Reliable Gonna nv will
a curing the present season, run their line III
flrst Class Upper Cabin STEAMERS DalV he
tween ogdsRsbHrgh, Osirego, Sf. Cafhsrines Cleps-
AM Iofsas, Detroit, Chieago, Miudukes and Inter-
mediate Ports. ~
leaving 0gdensburgh, on arrival Of Eryrs.. 7rai-
from tAs East! ~
Passengers and Families moving West. can an,
bark with their Luggage Teams, stock. &c. and
lana together without disturbance or Transhiptnent
AZ their port Of destination thus avoiding the ra,
inconvenience OF the many changes DELAYS and e.
peuses OF other routes. .I-- These Steamers have
iaFSe taDins aud state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, for FiRsr Class PAssESGERs- and Sss-
ohl Oanins with Cook Stoves and com!ortahie ac
cgmhodatons for Passengers and families who
Wish u furnish their own provisions M ef,,rfs
viii be spared tO maintain the reputatfon ~ tbis
IS the CHEAPEST AND B EST route.
A thorough rebuilding reitting repafrinv md
nlnzi with several new boats added Il the
Ae TINS now the mOst Comfortable pleasant
,rrs cal and expeditions route to the GRE II
buy your Tickets. y0'e Wv
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Line.
eth pe obtained on application 70 GEo W ssITu
once corner Ford and Patterson ST. onnosi1s
John House, Ogdens hurgh, . Y
- One Hundred Pounds Of Fa.ga,e Frs. IN
each Passenger. ~ "
.'ssage checked IN rough 20 all Points
r.i 'hfun-h tckets and other Information An
Oihce Steamers iandiu. Ogde1si,-,h y v
"ro- ". SMITH. Ien'l Ticket AGENT - 80
a. y DRURY, Agent
40 American Hotel Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
Alternative SYRUP.

For inBurilss Of tAs Blood routing rom inP-uf-
ence and confai0n abuse o. Mercury iss1g Erp-
fiong fhe Stfn Sore Throat, Mouth guf Nose LaSs
Of Hrr, Old Sores Sicsiingsi P1nv f ffs Bones, and
a Other .tar.s Of an attic uiruteHt POISON tse
sH.fsr-. = No remedy ever discovered has done
shat has been achieved by this lucer its use,
every form of constitutional syphitic or mercurial
faint Is speedily cured ard in short time the sub
tile poison scompletel Grad ae tom the IS -teil.
and health ami strength are permanently restored
~ 10 was tnis REMEDY that cured "a gentleman 70, go
tIe south then 81 ppil 40 Nrwpnr', snt ..r Which
te presented lr ~ VIII $50 n--IIe- his hil after
having been urier .he Treatment ~ The most erli.-
HHf H.. -.elIr- bt.t.Hure. rA.ia..- alpha . NcW
N..s. .r IEIEfhN Never despair .f D. u--I..t-
..t rHr. matter l.H ...t.--'fe .tr -i-. bias
r' ..s .t.. Oh. l.l-. f.-ta'l Gid. ..rfa.-
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Volunteers. Attention i.f..r--..-.


Sures AMI icr-- t...UI..
certainty -atIsH .. .-...
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a- -rat-f Boz ... printed
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RrTt.ND * BURLINGTON n. X.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Au.. LIST Is6i, trains viii run as fol-
lows:
LEAVE BURLINGTON
SD A. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, WoF-
cester FitchbuTgh, BrattlehoT". sprinEneid i'a, :
ford. New Haven. Troy, Albany ant New YORK
arrive In Troy 3.l2 P. n. Nev York 7,3l p NJ bos-
ton 7.}l p.
Tsiouss 10 Boston ,eifhont Change Of Cas-
u.j9A. VI. Accommodation Train.
Il0PN EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West arrive at Troy - P. " !
New York A. ". by Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars OF Hudson River Steamers. This
train stop at Versennes, Middlebury and Brandon.
Through TO Troy ,rittout Cserg, Of crrs.
This train stops only at ycrgennes, Mid lebury
q Brandon.
4r.T., NidHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars, for
New Yerk and Boston. Arrive in Troy AZ as A.
~; New York 10 NJ Boston a.
through to Troy and Bestsa irithom ehaHge
q Cars.
From the South dzd East Trans aTriJe Burning
ton loAoWs.
As p. NJ. NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, wor
cester Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany and New York Leaves lios'on ~ a "
New York 500 P. ". with Sleeping Car attached
Troy $40 A. NJ.
4.e5A.x, EXfRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars,
from New York and Boston Leaves New York
al Pm, Boston 81 ?. n.
10 A. N, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
o Pm, NEW YORK EMPRESS. Leaves New York
at An Through from Troy without change OF
TiCKETs sold for Saratoga. Troy Albany, New
York. Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation given BY
r. &. ROWE, No. !, American Hotel Block.
Package checked through.
- Fare always As low a, by any other line
H. S. MARCY Acting Sup't.
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a. C. RONG.
DEALER ~
.irIeS, Springs. EeIEOeN.

HUBS, SPOKES, WHEELS, SEAT-STICKs.
PATENT AND ENAMELLED LEATHER. FNAM-
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH
Oh Cloth, Carriage aud Fire Bolts Naleahle Iron.
Wrought Nuts, Washers Carriage Rivets. Seat
Handles, Shat Shackles, Dash Frames, Plated and
plain. The hest assortment Of Carria cc-makers'
foods in the State. Also Iron, Steel Nailrods An
wis, Vices. Crowhars, Mill, Cross cut and Circular
saws, Shoyels, Spades, Hoes. DC; Paints and oils
karnish. Turpentine uouse Trimming Mechanics
Tools OF all kinds and general assortment Of Shelf
Hardware. CAL AND SEE THE GOODS AND
PRICES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

Commencing Aus. LIST Is5i, trains viii run as fol
lows: