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making tho celebrated
CLOCK sTIT c III -

alike On both sides Of the cloth, and that ut MOI
- tbonrh every fourth stitch be cut. W .-e2in-
mend tbis well known machine for the io--.F wing
qualities ,-....t.
l.t Perfection Of Stiea. It makes the locA l.'cl,
ak, on both sides OF the eloth-Wheh W. -- y
- ravsl-Ieayes no ridge on the under sice q ,-4f
~ RON ofF-and H,ss less thread by from t-- 20
half than any other stitch
md R.,ft,fy Five stitches arc made y eaoa
trsa5 md ONE THOUSAND STlICh - a
MINi-TE with ease, making full yard % iA
minnie. With this surprising rapidity, the use OF
ID, motion is unsurpassed
Ard Simplicity The working parts are icW, east
liz adjustable and kept in order with tAe 7'7~'ss'
ease.
..h r,,,s,li,y. With ordinary care one id'f
i, ~ f,1,. Thousands Of these machines ia cen
In constant use five and SIX years ana a. r., .-,,
mood 1s ustr One will Outlast dozen OF I-- -.-"P
er machines Of other patents
,tb. General sfFcisHey. The Wheeler . "-i i..
machine nil sstr anything from the 1ghtest inns
70 the heaviest cloth or even leather DO "a
equally well upon silk, linen, wooden az -'o"
goods.
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REFERENCES

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IS. 1854.
We take pleasure in saying that c. g. Bruce, Esq.
b,- complied with the act OF Congress aufhori-tH9
err-aa persons TO act a. Army and Navy Agents Ior
and ~ recommend him 70 all persons that nave
claims they wish collected promptly.
United states SeHafors-Beniamin r wade, John
MeTbsrs Of cong-sss-E. R. Eckley, VIM John
ston. wm B. Allison.
June B. WIZ
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LOST.

T Asst Evening, Aug 9th, between Odd Fellows
satin Butteray NECK-TIE, stitched with white
SIX. The finder will confer great favor upon a
Door lame boy by leaving the same at this ONCE.
lime 10Th. UT
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CRIsrApoRo,s HAZE DYE.


This remark d, applicable to Kcunedy's Rheumatic
Eminent; for the stock of no medicine chest in the
world ever cured SO many diseases n 'ho household,
as this Justly celebrated compound The doctor
cannot always be sent far, and if De should come,
he would consider pain ia tie hack % spriir %
very small tfiuS, while TIE patient may a'v1,- he
cured by apply iu.- Kenuo u.s. Rheumatic Lilimcut-
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~ AR CL AIM =

THE 500 Bounty due soldiers discharged for
| wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DrtAy We nav especial attention TO claims IN
which other attorneys have FAILED, or which have
hccn sUspENDE OF which there are tens OF thou-
sl-ts We have already collected and paid over 70
soldiers AID their heirs over 100000 and are
paving Thousands daily. We secure Pensions i1r
ten dollars. and collect Bounty and BACK ray iOr
Zen pe- cent. and NJ pay until AFTER we have sue
c-teod.
ne Amy Herald Is published monthly, and Is de-
- ,-b,r7, h h Invaluable Write us and we will
send YOU COPY free or for t5rty cents We viii send
,or 6v return mail q ine engraved tinted Likeness
fAlb11n size) OF 1t Gen. Grant, and the Amy Her
"a f5r one vear To persons sending club OF four;
we will send az premium, additional likeness anc
TIE Feraif for one year, and for each additional
m criber an additional Likeness 70 the getter up OF
he Club 20 that person sending Us Club Of ten
aid - will be entitled 10 receive, hiHsef seutE
Likenesscs and Tie Army Herald for one year, ana
for auv other number in the same ratio
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INIPOINDED.

C,AME in the enclosure Of the subscriber in
Y Burlington. on the 2lst-, TWO BAY MAkES'
o1s JTitb star hi forehead and both white hind feet
They are In Pound in Burlington, and the owner II
notified to prove property, pay charges and take
'he14 away sH WESTON.
Winooski Falls. July 26, 1854 WV
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NOTHING SUCCEED LIKE sUC-

- TT 10 - - '1tasI77 'F''-1
cess Says great writer, and in the history Of;
Rare Diseoveris for the last half century nothing
has Leapod iuto Favor with the public. so uuivsr-
sally, a.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
No other is recognized in the world Of fashion 10y
either sex. Its sEif operation, the ease with which
it is applied, the remarkable naturalness % 1e
browns and blacks il imparts, is exempt from
all unpleasant olor or caustc ingredients its
general effect on the hair AID skin. are u.e good
and sufficient causes Of is unprecedented pcpuia-
Is. Manufactured by J. CRISTAnORO, Ne. g
Asto- House, New YORK. Sod byau Druggist
Applied by all Hair Drossers.
July2i. dawln
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Died.

In Nh6dlebury. Aug :, Mr Joel Turrin. a-ei -
yesrs.
In Burlington, Aug. 9Th, at the residence Of her
son-in-law ". T. Tiffany, Lucv Fcote Feiict o. " IN
Foote.
SERVERS at the house on Union Street, Ssturis,
morning at II o'clock. TIE remains viii be carried
20 Middlehury for intermeAt. The friends and re-
latives are respectfully invited to attend.
T.ou hast gone dear nother-sone b me,
Gone where hearts can never Sigh
Zone to the land Of fadeless light,
Where the beautiful never die.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIoNs

For the Presidential Campaign,
WITH accurate photographs Of President and
w Vice-Presdent Of each party, inciosee IN n. "a
avr eleoant metallic cases. Each case contains tne
likeness of both President and Nice-Presldent Inc
stve is new and different from anything heretofore
made Specimens sent 70 any address oy mai a. 70
he Trade Manufactured and sold wholesale and
JOHN GAULT,
No. Park Place, New York
deodim
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q. =. Naval Service .

WANTED, 10 TO Is RECRUITS
FOR THE
L. s. NAVAL SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR.
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FEW hundred pounds Of very nice susa
n Cured Hams all in good order
At G. L. HARTS
No. 1, Bank Block.
July 10.
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T.i. es.ebrat,a TOILET soap, such Uni
,...-...l ..,r.ui. +. aa4s f.u -he CHOICEST
,..r.r..I. b.. MILD aud EAGOLIENT in Us IA
,,.. ,,2,5R sSTE.Y SCENTED. and eT
tl,me.y Bf3-, EFlJIAL 10 Us action upon TIE
.fiu f,.l sal. hy al iiruE-i b and fancy Goods
Dealer
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FROM TIE ARMY HOSPIrAL--FiiE
hlo.aiv hattle-feld-the mansion Of the rich and
humble abode Of the poo.-ir,m tie Office and The
sacred dcsk-fr,in the mountain top. distant valleys
and flr-af Islands q the ocean-iIon every nook
and corner Of ue civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects OF DR1NE'S
PLsYrarioN BITTERS. Thoasanis upon 'hou-
sand. Of letters like the following may De zen AT
our Office
ErrpsBrI,Y y lS. SEPT. if- I7fi-
haze been in the army hospitals
for iauhtoeu months-speechless s4l near ..l!
Az Alton. H.. they cave me a Bottle 81 f.Ahia'l.,
Pitters. Three bottles restored i-F speech
and cured me- C.AFLAUTE.~
SorrH WARSAW. o.. July %, la6i.
One Young man, who hnt neea sl5s
aud mn. ont q the house for two years with Scr inla
and lr-sipelas, after paying the doctors over 81.
without benefit hls been cured 'y ten h"-iies II
your fi''er'' EDWARD woUNALL.~
The following is from the Mana Of 1 the Union
TT-r-. school Tor the Children % ''-utee.s
H.vr~r,l.R MAysIoS, tIrrY-SEvENTH ST.,
New York, August 2, 1905.
pa DRAKE. Your wundeslA- tiaa'l-.sA ,.t-
ters have been given o. se-ie ~ t-i s ,-I ,'.i
-,77.rir- from weakness and WeaA lAh-s We Ll.5t
bsnpv slT,et one little girl, in paIlfu.i'. win
No.. ir hey head. lH-- % a. ei. it' ana
H.. ,fs.-l.-1l.tf8n. ON whom az A '--a- 49,
.i--,.f.d has been entirely restored We
,-rre-l.ed with hut tea-poonil- ~ n.i,,Is a ~
He-appe;ite and stren5th f'pi4-s iN. 'iz'''' anu
she '- Do" Wen Sae,oecteally. Mas o. II. DEyoE.~
o- owe much TO you, ior .yeriy believe
the Plantation 8it;eIs nave seEJ' Az llI = "
REV. ". NAGGONkiN' h'aIi'' ~ 4
-. Thou wilt send nc two bottles more Of
ths Plantation Bitte7s- NJ vile ha= been greatly
''s Tby yrisrd i,' ASA 6rRRIN Philadelphia Pa"
O. Iheyc been great sufferer rom Dys-
p.n-ia aui had {, abandon preaching
Rrv. J. 5. CATHORN, Rochester NY
send US t7renty-f1ur dozen more Of youI PIsnta-
zion Bitters the popularity Of whieh die N'iS "
SYKES, CHADWlCh e C0'c
Propretors Wizards Hotel, Washington ~
Ihave given the Plantation Bitters 70
hundreds our disabled soldiers with the n'S' ss
tonisiius erect CIV. q. ANDREWS
sup't Solder Home, Cincinnati u
CO. The Plantation BitteTs have cured ms
rIi,.r complaint, ofwhioL was laid up pTosiIa's
and had to a-anion my egsl u. ~, ,,,.i,rs n -
COL. The Plantation Bitter have cured m,
ola arrangement Of the kidneys ana urinary oa
.hat has distressed me f2r years IT acts '''e
charm &C. MOORE, "a Broadway, ny
SC Sc, &c, &c, SC &C.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong IN
l,n,5iu brilliant, and exhausted natures srea
-.s,..-er They are composed Of the celebrated Cal
-, u.r. Winter green, -sassafras. Roots, Her7s
,-od d, ,,.rt.-,ti,- p-re s. Croix Rum
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

AT nv Office in Burlington, Tuesday, WEDNESDAY,
and Thursday August 9TH. 10th and llth, leo4-
AT the Richmond Hotel, Richmond. Monday Au-
Al the Bostwick House, Jericho, Tuesday, August
sd. u,.a.A.v
August 2ith.
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ROSTWICK HOUSE.

THIS we'll known and popular Summer Resort !,
/ now open for boarders and guests Two dalIy
stages from Essex Junction and daily stage TO ana
from Mansfield Mountain stop at this house =,
good Livery stable in connection with inc
F. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Underhill. July %, 1854. DAWN
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CHINA HALL.

LATEST SPRING IIPoRTATioNs-
,,.SG therorelties Of the season Just received,
a dfrsefig fgom New Yers by say u hudson ies-
- eu5 Lake Champlain, and imported eApfes7i4
ir7f-s srr.--- whom .4ue1cc and harmony reigied
and ,sbo are now hard 10 work e. help e'ot ne me
nasedr at short notice AtNo aaa ., .a 5i1 M
M,va
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The Plantation Bi;ters make the weak strong The
langdiu brilliant, AMI are exhausted natures 7I's
r,st..rer They composed q the ceieofatsu Al
i.ay, parS, Winter green, sassaffas, Roots he' =
e.. all preserved In perfectly pure s. Croix Rum
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CT. The Plantation BitteTs have cured me
r1i,.sr co,uulaint ofwhicL was laid up PROSTATE
80 bs5 10 s-anion nv business 80
anu "' H. b KINGSLEY. Cleveland, o..
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US. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 4. hereby given that the Annual Lax. ..s
N Of the ID Collection District Of vermont 3d.
sessed upon incomes, Licenses, Carriages, rate
&C. nnder the provisions OF the Law OF Congress
approved July list. 1867 and the amendment r
10. have become due and payable ana WI, ,i,s..
tend myself or by Deputy at the following ''As'
and places 10 receive the same, VIZ
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sUc.R CURED HAMS.
NEW BOOKS.

A VERY fine lot Just received and for sale
A By LOUIS FOLLETT & co.
juno lg.
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This Company Oilers peculiar advantage to per
iut utug % insure their lives, In its safety anu
stability acquired IN Us fourteen ears experience
ia its sets VIII en-. without It's capital Of sieHn(i
amounts g. over three quarters % million gi eoi-
lars. being more than i've hundred thousand do,iars
In excess OF It's liabilities for the reinsurance cl an
outstanding risks in the facilities presented IN us
accHum'tlt'u- system Of payments ~ premiuiis =
iu tae large number, diversified clrt y is s-- &C.
equations, various a-es and l0calitc q ne !!,e M
surc giving che lar requisite SCI tlr the p-
r-ffil ri TIC laws OF aserl g u-1rtalt ana i.ie
gur'e>. -rerarfy - the iusr-e1 for the -tneAts
thereof. ia tie division u profits, me ANS' A. al-
p.rtenrleut cf which haviE. for the past tinrterl
year averaged Forty PER CENr. O. tie premiums
paid -,
Policies are issued upon all tie plans usual win
Life insurance COMPANIES, and at Is low rates i7 j.
consistent with view % solveucy.
Parties desiring Agencies iU towns w'ie!. Tue g.u-
pany have uala. and thuse wishing ifaFeiAn-
Azenc' -s ~ thin the Sew EuEla States Will aptl5
% q. q. WILSON. o, state street, Eo-tol, GYMS
such reference. Dr iufor.it.ru as 20 age present
ami 1ast bus ness as viii enc 'c him ." FORM in -
meut iu rear. thereto.
v5-n3
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Al the fremont House, st. Adams. on Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday, August 9Th, 10th anu
Al RandaIl's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, An gus
18th. -, ,.a
Al Thompson's Hotel, East Berkshire, on We'd
nesiay, August nth
AZ Wright's Hotel, Sheldon, on Thursday, August
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II Cash Bounty of $500

Will be paid 10 each recruit on proper muster. DC
For further particulars enquire Of the
SELECrMEN Of Burlington
A,- : 80. dtf
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CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG man Of good haDits, from the country
n can find a situation by applying at this oheei
II person or by letter. -.
July .. du
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WARREN THAYER,
# Y & Fs Z e e & T.
T,-irTNG Teen bred to the theory and prnetio4 Of

- I = - IL - - HsA-s
# II & Fs Z z e & T.
r,.tr1~G Teen bred to the theory and prnc.io4 Of
civil Engineer aud Architect.
., Size i-.trr.-ioa of the lato John Johns7n-ani
In be- has himself been an Instructor Al various
ligll- Hf his lisiuc hu, Ing practse' Ais PROBES
som in is.sll1 and Worcester, Mas anu tvi many
tolrs il darlington and Its vicinity tho saas'r ocr
lal- himself mPetcnt 90 satisfy ana ienent those
jI.5,..,- PI' tNsan4 DRAWINGS with the re-
on sic c.lcul.tous elevations, proportion, sec
.hlns t- NJ CHuRcuEs, AcAprniESt scuooLHousts
,-F rr--.f. HrfLufNGs in their different styles OF
ar.f.if---rro: Hotels Private residences frum the
f-.- Is % the palmer and less eNpensiveis tue
fam hrr-a-BlTus and outhuuses, linciuding al
f.ti.as and improvements q existing structures
where -r, % are wautell.
Iie gIrs and advises toail the various process
es 81 instruction and arrangement from the cellar
s-i--- irr5rn5ti5n and viii assist in the selec-
ton tla most eligible kinds and qu1iit.es Of ma,
tergiefr order 20 secure fitness, durability and
H. .,fpe-futeras the erection Of Buildines,
pri5-es 49,, from the commencement 20 the com
(. la-.e experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDElS
Ia laws out grounds and walks bridges cuINtltSi
roads. &C. He carves hlouldings ana Ornamental
H. males models and drafts, trari1Fs and 'pseid-
o1fios for eir inuenfions, and attends generauy 70
he BUSINESS = his profession IN all us braneh'
iiE may De GnuauAlr0 ~ toAIIA ~
B-,rlf-e-l,n Vermont. and may be found al me- VI
ice. Church Street. tBenn's Block, opposite the
i'"- -'''-' WARRFN THAYER. Architect.
t,r,3t deowawfm
"a. "a. DoOLiTTLE,
DEALER N
nandc-s Hardware, Mechanics Tools.
PAINTS. OILS, vARNIsH, HORSE POWERS.
Pioas Cul,ivators, Straw Cutters, burns,
Hurs Rakss Hand Bakes, fe's
HanfIes Forks, Scy-hes, Scythe
Stones Sc the Sntths Now
ing Machines, Grind
Stones an Fisturess
Road ScraPers,
seeds,
sc SC, Sc SC
All n which viii Re sold 4 lew a. can &c Bought in
t- e., SS1 " ,5ss.r. College Street.
Turi -t1a, Jane n. oS"oN
CORN NEAL.
:,'-'-S' RI PERSONS
Ar,-,,s 40 Church ST.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs-
a-cU sgcaes over trsnty different varieties. z
= h. tgpar.ur.r5 O. make friend valuahi'
present
NOW IS THE TIN E,
ana the place is
CHINA HALE.
: 5 BROW
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rkERLE HOOKS.

,.,UrnIF Hooks. Landing Hooks, Swivels, Gimp
| and few articles in the fishing line,
Aug 5.
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charm &C. MOORE, "a broadway, y y.
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have given the Plantation Sitter 70
h.,,s-sds our disabled soldiers with the most a.
tonishius effect ,,zDpFyys
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.

At seegar's Hotel. Cambridge on Tuesday, Sept.
AZ Smiths Hotel, johnson. on Wednesday, Sept
18th. - NH.
H the Morrisville House, Morrisville. on Friday
Al ne Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday, sept
Ry the provisions Of the Excise Laws, all persons
lectin. 10 pay said Taxes within the time above
specifed Trsr pay 10 per cent. additional upon the
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously PAID
will he received at the above stated times and
places. ..,. .-,.h., ,,.,.
49,, - ~ reeeipts will be returned. Payment
mus he made in L. s. Treasury Notes or in Bills Of
National Banks. ,.,, ,.,--p
Collector Of Third Collection District Vermont.
Burlington, July 9TH, ls64
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EzrnsBl-HY. Wis, SEPT if. I71i
90 haze been in the army hospitals
FIR f5uHtoen months-speechless sld nearly a.Al.
a. NJ IN thev ave me a bottle Of Plantation
H.. Three bottles restored Ilr 4ccch
ana ''I'' me- ca. FLAUTE.~
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

AT the Memphremagog House, Newport Monday
Ri the Barton House, Barton, on Tuesday, sept
Al the Irasbursh House, Irasburgh, on Wednes-
AZ Carpenter's Hotel, Craftsbury, Thursday Sept
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

AtH. c. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on Satu-
AZ fiee's Hotel, South Hero, on THURSDAY, Au-
/ gust 25th. -, IL. 81, F-,d,v
AuEast 26th.
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q. ". n. ANDREWS
Sup't Soldiers Home, Cincinnati u
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Sor-rB WARSAW. o.. July ~, l'53
a.. One Nouuz man, who bad been SICK
and -t ONT q the house for two years with s,r' inla
and lrysipelas, after pay M inc leet3s ,'tT 81.
your ''' EDWARD WOJNALL.~
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III. c.rr,.-ri,, Is from the Manager of the Union
- = - -. -l-ar- II A-....n-.-


" SEND US tyyenty-four dozen more Of GUY II ~,
-iou Bittors, the popularity Of which are ualis III
,ressiuy with the guests ~ or house. cc
SYKES. CHADMlCh e ~
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington ~
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-. IA. DRAKE y CO..
202 Broadway, y: \
daHly
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soLrynLn LLsr or ARTLCLTs

Ina nov. %. f-. .ifi until v.u know what ycu viii
r.r..yef
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MON -..
Tsys.lal s.iGe Insurance 90.
INCORP1nATED D. TIE stale 0s MAINE.
CHARTER Perpetual. Organized l-''
DIRECTORS OFFICE.
G. = a.e street. Boston Mass
psEsIuENr.- HENRY CROCkER.
AIGE-PaEsIDEyT. DANIEL SHARP
sECfETARy.-W. II. HoLLlSfEh-
-. c. WILSON;
Ga.FGtr. HASAGER oF AGEScIEs ~ The Ns" E'H
LASn sTALEs.
DIHECT0n's OFFICE.
-. C WILSON.

Ga,Fatr. MANAGER Or AGESctEs ~ rHE E6W EN6
LAsn sFALEs.
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ESSEX COUNTY.

Al the West Concord House, West Concord on
Al Morris Moods Hotel, 6undhall, on Thursday,
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, Saturday,
Sept Sd.
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.. SILVER PLATED CAsIotks-
A-CU ogcue3 over twenty diierent ysiiet t. .
= Ri. -.t.ar-ur.t5 O. make friend Valuahie
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STATE or VERMONT, ITO William Sander
p,sTa1rr Of CairIEsrEs S.. son Of Milton, in
said District, ,..
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February 9th
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FOR SALE BIT

Geo. W. - 6. G.. Beaedici
No. college St4ssf,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-02
Vermont Central and Suski-
van Railroads.

Fall Arrangement commencing Oct. 10. 1864
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at S.54 "A NJ, 1853 and
9.46 Pm.
Mail Train leaves Rouces Point at s. 80 A. M,
Burlington Y.25 NJ, connecting at White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains
for Boston. Worcester, Springfield and New
York, arriving in New York at l0.l5pM.
Burlington Express leaves Montreal at 5.45 9.
M, Rouse's Point at f.45 a. M, for Burlington,
Saratoga, Troy and New York via the Lake,
Day Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 80 A. NJ,
Montreal at S.OOA AM, Rouses Point at IL. As NJ.
for Boston Troy and New York.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at H.
10 AM Montreal at 3.45 PM, ROuses Point Mt 545
PM, arriving at Boston at $40 M, connecting
at Bellows Falls with Cheshire II r. for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vt. Valley r. R., for
Springfield &C., and arriving in New York at
II 30 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at $50 AN, IL. 3'AM Alp PM,
and 5.0T M.
Day Express leaves Boston of 500 N,
via Lowell or Lawrence at T so M, via Fitch
burg. Leave Springfield at $50 m, Bellows
Falls at ii 80 m, for Passumpsic road Burlng-
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburgh. Chicago and the
West, making close connections.
Mail train leaves Boston at 6.U0A NJ, via Low.
ell, White River Junction at 1875 p. IN. for Bur
lington. Montreal and Ogdensburh.
Accommodation train leaves Northfeld at 10. 20
AN, and Burlington at 1918 p. NJ for Rouse's
Point.
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at TO-
90 P NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad leaving New York at 1915 Pm. and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at $50 p
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at $50 NJ for Burlington,
Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdensburgh.
The Mail Train South and Express Train North
connect with Passumpsic Road.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night ex-
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston, and Rouse's Point and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Vest for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,
St. Adams, Oct. 10, 1864. SO Supt-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-02

RUSSELL WHITTEMORE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at johnson, within
and for said district, ON the 3lst day of Oct.
A. D., 1861
Sally Whittemore administrative Of the estate of
Russell Whittemore late OF Eden, in said
district deceased, presents her administration &c.
count for examination and allowance, and makes
application for decree of distribution and par
tition of the estate of the deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court, that
said acct and application be referred to session
of said court to be held at the Probate Office in
johnson on the 2lstof Nov, AID. 1864 for hearing
and decision thereon And it is further ordered +,
that notice hereof be given to all persons inter-
ested, by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Iamoile Newsdealer, news
paper published at Pyde Park, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause if any
they may have, why said account should not be
allowed, and such decree made. so
BY the court, Attest. SIS. PIKE, Register,