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Deatbs.

Ia Middlebury, April Il, Epaphro II. Seymour, U. 5
Navy, only sou Of the late Ozas Seymour.
In Pownal Sth inst, Pliny Wright. Bsq aged IS.
In MsrshAltown, Iowa March q, Of typhoid fever
Rev. T. J. B0srdmsn, 70, formerly Of Randolph VI
In Bradford April lst Mr. John Tbbetssa aged 81 years
At Waits River. March oath. Of Apoplexy, Mrs. Bet
sey wife Of Mr., Hall b. Sargent, aged Il years.
At sea. four days from n Y en- route to California
Of diphthera, Madison, oldest OF John c. Brown o.
STAFFORD, VT, aged % years.
In Brat.le6OIo, Vt 18Th, Jonathan Blake, aged 50.
In Guilford. VI, 18th, jeremiah Greenleaf, aged r.
author Of Greenleafs Grammar.
In Berlin, April sth. Mr.. Ezra Chandler, aged 50 years
and months He had been good neighbor and a
peaceful citizen Of the town Of Berlin S. years.
In Eden. April 10Th Judson Charles son Of Albert
aud Lurena 5 Stone aged months and 10 days
In Stowe April 9Th Augustus II. Collins, aged q
He was member Of Co G. % VT Regiment, and had
just re enlisted for another three years service
In Wolcott March 3lst, OF typhoid pneumonia, Lucy
Ann, wife Of Leonard W Davis and daughter Of Hiram
snd Phcbe Wocott, aged 26 years.
In HaIdwick. March IS h. Of cancer in the stomach
Samuel Warren, AGED 81 years. Also April 9Th Of
caDker rash Elmer X Warren, Of the late Samuel
Warren and Eliza X. Warren, aged years aud 4
months.
Printers in Mass and H., please copy
In PAinheld the l7th met Eunice, wife Of Capt
Nathaniel Batcheder, aged ~ years.
blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
henoeorth Yea saith the Spirit that thy may from
their labors aud their works do follow them"
Other papers please copy
1868, Smith C. Cheney amemoer Of Co. G. 10Th vi
regt, aged 3S years; from Washington, VI blessed
are the dead who die IN the Lord "
In New York, March % OF heart disease, +. Nelson
VI. D. formerly Of Hardwck, LIST Asst Physician in the
Iunaic ASYLUM, Backwells Island, aged rs years
In DaLvile, April 18Th, james CTpwel, aged 50 years
In Burke. March 90 Augustus Walter, aged IS year,
-one Of the FIRST settlers Of the town.
In Cabot, March 10Th, Sarah wife Of S. W. Osgood
aged "A years
In Chelsea, April 5 h. OF diphheria, Mrs NJ E.. viii,
Of II Ssnborn, aged 20 wears and months. Also on
the 10Th inst Alma, aged IL years, eldest daughter
Hiram Sanbofn
In hospital at Brattlebor, Feb 18th James L Hills
aged Is years Of Calvin and Sarah Hills, Of East
Cabot.
In Oil City, Pa Feb l4th 1864, OF measles, Florantt
l.. l.. kimbal, only daughter Of John g. and Lucy T
Kmba, and grand daughter Of Seth p Field, Of North
field, VI aged ~ years aud 4 months The frs "a
break circle Of children or grand children the first
to join her sainted grand mother in heaven Though
young, she feared not death,
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SPECIAL AOtItrs
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS !

Protect your health No sensible man will leave the
oy without supply Of HolloWays Pills aud Ointment.
For Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevefs aud Dysentery,
these medicines are the best in the world Every Eng
lish and French Soldier uses them. O2dAw
HoLLOwAN's PILLS AND OINTMENT rciAiled,
owing 70 the high price Of drugs &c. at 80 ets "a cs
and Sll0 per Box or Pot daWly
Inc great mystery In the world to is that any
will buy any other remedy iorCoughs Colds, SC.
but Mldahie Porfers Cough BasdHi. Ii cures Hopping
Cough Group, Sore Throat, sc, &C. strengthens the
lungs, and will be found very pleasant to tsketry It,
Sold by all Druggists at Is cents per bottle Og dAw
Madame Pofier's Curative BAlsam be obtained OF
All Druggists. Price, IS cents and in large bottles at
50 cents. dae:ly
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OBITUARY.
SERGEANT BURNS L sENrER.

noble, brape, patriotic soldier has fallen.
Sergeant Burns L. Senter Of Thetord died at Brandy
Station, Va Of the measles, March 18th, 1864, ia his
23d year. During the eighteen months Of his military
service he had the respect Of his associates aud
highly esteemed both by officers aud priyates During
his brief sickness every thing done which could be
restore him TO health but all Of no avail God cali
ed him and he could stay longer. His countenanee
changed his eyes closed his voice hushed aud no
friends in the army kindred and loved
at home feel the cordial grasp Of that hand which is
cold in death.
From early childhood he a noble boy Sunshine
in his heart. smile and cheerful word al
ways ready 10 give. At home he datiful and
atcetonate brother, and among his sehoOmAtes a
peaoemAker He regular in his attendance at the
house Of God the Sabbath and his place in the sun
day school seldom vacant When he went into the
army it from sense Of duty. After he had enlisted,
he remarked 10 his parents, my conscience does
trouble Aud the last words he spoke before leaving
hs beloved home II fall II will be in the path
Of duty" Nor did he leave his bible behind His
ment shows. and his comrades tell that he daily read
from the words Of inspiration, and his conduct and Ian
glage both have eft comforting evidence that he died
the death OF christian patriot
How happy this world would be, all TO initiate
the example OF this good young man, and follow him Al
far as he followed Christ
May il be the happy lot Of parents brother sister rel
stves aud mourning friends to meet the departed
| ia heaven.
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SALE on OR BEFORE MAY 25. 1854
" A l. u ABLE REAL FATE


The subscriber offers 20 sell the Corner Lot aud
buildings State and Bridge Streets, opposite the Pa
uhun, aud situated follows via. 81 feet State
street, aud TO- feel Bdgs street including the De-
pot Store occupied by T. aud Denison Dewey
for Store Room, q OF $3.50 per year. The Store
is - feet by " feet anc stories high, with railroad
track side.
Also, the Store ana including the Grocery
Store. both occupied by Den Dewey, At rent NJ $3.50
per All Of said property will be sold together,
divided into three parts and sold separately u suit
purchasers
No will embrace all the south end Of the lot 62 Il
on Bridge Street and 81 4 deep. which includes the
Depot-Store and track, which may remain rent,
possession in 30 days
No. ,. includes the Corner Store now rented Den
Dewey until Nov. 3rd 1865 Tho corner lot is SO feet
State Street and los feet Bridge Street
No. g. is building lot ou the east side II said lot,
next the American House, which Is 81 feet State
Street running back 0j feet being excellent lot for
Z a modern Stofe,-possession at once.
will sell the whole any part above described
and ehaf Of the purchase may remain for term Of
years, may suit the purchaser Any part Of said
properly may be secured at private sale before the th
Of May next, which time 1t viii positively be sold TO
TO the highest bidder The property is valuable Tor in
yestment and point for business be equAed
in the state.
r. s. CAMP
January 20, 1864. daw.S9.05
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE !
BATrHELoRs CELRBRBTED HAIR DYB

Is THR BEST IN THD WoRLD
TIE only Harmless, True, aud Reliable Dye hnown
The splended Hair Dye Perfect-chAnges Red Rusty
or Grey lair instantly 10 Glossy Black OF Natural
brown without Injurue The Hal; Staining the skin
leaving the Hair Soft aud Beautiful imlarts fresh vital
i,y frequently restoring It's pristine color aud recthe
the IN effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine sign
ed william A. Batohelor all others limitations, ana
shou d be avoided sold by all Druggist Nc Factory
III Barclay St, New York Bachelors New rre
Cream ioi Dressing the Hair. 50 lOdSw
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EISH'S LAMP HEATING APPARATUS


WIN fAAnh Thai llhHlh ihh KUHN
BY the fame Of a common lamp at the
cost Of cents worth Of oil very comfortable break
Simple 10 construction, easily KEEP, in
order ready Tor u-e 10 moment convenient
20 have On hand. Drttglists Circular.
Fi,h's Lamps one II the most popular
novelties OF the day the utility " IL unques-
ti1nabe great saving is made in heating and cooking
small articles, and be made cook meals for great
many rsons, which Is actually done the ambulance
cars which carry the sick soldiers . - Scientific
-. For farily use hospital tent, barraek, pic
nj ~ fishing, nursery sick room, ii is an atlcle Of
e'mfort beyond all proportion to rs cost HaE'
s.ss have tried the apparatus, and my wife and
proclaim the same mos' valuable and Indispensable
article and we now wonder how could have 80 long
done with utit 80. 3D. Coal OIL Circula..
-. . An &c mo meal Continuance for getting up
heat at short notice for nursery and general household
eos' over coal FIRE . " Z Ereaing POST =
PRICES FROM TWO 10 SIX DOLLARS
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE
WITH ONE BUtNkR.
Arranged fJr kerosene Coal OIL, iias.
Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages furnished grats
ALSO
THE MON AT A C II EMIT,
Price, 50 Ccuts,
To Be a. sehsd 70 cO%%op ks,o;sn' Lamp 9p OF S.'
Food cooked also arranged 10 support
shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE
wM D. RUSSELL, Agent,
No. 2O6 Pearl ST.. New York.
AoESrs WASTED Oodawu
DURLIN GToN MMERCIAL
COLLEGE
Another "ldnk" in
BRYAN sTRATTON co s
Great Chain Of International
C. ON r nc AL COZ T. 20 u = =,
Luca,ed IN Eighteen Leading Commercial Cities in the
United States and Canada, follows,
BURLINGTON. VI.
Philadelphia,
Albany,
Rochester
DcuoiL
ST. Louis
New York
Portland
Toy,
rorohto.
! Chicago,
! Haucrd,
Brooklyn,
Providence.
Buffalo,
! Cleavoland,
Milwaukee,
Newark,
With daily attendance Of several thousand young men,
Disclosed TO
IMPARr A SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
10 Young Meu and Ladies uniting Thsary and Practice
ina manner never before contemplated
SCHOLA RSHIPS
Issued Buriugo College good fr unlimited pc
ri d in the Eighteen, Colleges comprising the Chain.
CLUBB ING.
Two students entering at the time FROM
the neighbour od, will be entitled dsooant Of
10 per cent the tcglar rates ~ tuition
! For further Information pleas, All At College Rooms,
o. send or Circulars. Specimens aud Letter.
Addfcs.s BRYANT, s1kArrOH a CO.,
Burlington, W.
Burlington. Jan u, l-os. 9o'l5dw
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Marriagfs.

In Wilhamstown, April 9Th. Mr.. Moses Lewis, and
Miss Melinda ID. Davis. both OF W
In Lyndon April u, at the residence Of the bride,
Hoa George c. Cahoon and Miss Cynthia NJ. Young,
both OF Lyndon.
In Willismstown, March 3Oth, Mr.. Henry A. Norris.
q Nershire, and Miss Emeline b. MeAlliseT Of viii
liamsiawn.
In Msrshded. March 9th, Mr. John II Devereaux, Of
Barton. aud Miss Mary J. Pitkin, Of Marshheld
In Marshfeld, April l7th Mr.. W +. Sawyer and Miss
II A. Edison, both Of Marshfeld
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"A SLIGHT COLD." COUGHS

Few Of the Importance Of checking Cough
slight eold in It's 6rs stage that which in tho be-
ginning would yield to mild remedy, II neglected, soon
attacks the lungs. "BrooH'' bronchial Iroeles" give
sure and almost immediate relief Military Officers end
SoiderI shozid hsve them Thy BE- earned the
pocket and taken Occasion requires. 0i04daw
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Nrin ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS

Soldiers discharged BY reason Of
a WOUNDS RECEIVED IN BATTLE,
obtain their 500 Bounty by calling writing To-
PRIZR MO NEf,
Pensions, Back pay, and all Government claims collect
ed. Letters should enclose stamp
CLARK 4 ELLIOTT,
Army n Navy Bankers,
81 Pine ST., New York City.
REFER TO
Hon. George q. Barnard, Judge Supreme Court.
" james W White, Superior
william Il. Taylor. Ia Postmaster, New York City.
Brooke Brothers, New York City; and many others.
April a. 1854 020S
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olos Attest. T.R MERRILL, JUDGE.
CALVIN WARREN ESTATE

" State Ct Vermont Washington District. ss
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, the 18th
day Of April, A. ID. 1864
Leander Warren, administrator Of the estate Of
Calvin Warren, late Of Montpelier, In said district
deceased makes application TO said with the
sent and appreciation in writing Of the heirs Of said
deceased, residing in this State, for license TO sell the
following described real estate Of said deceased wit
The home place Of said deceased consistny OF about
fourteen Of land and the buildings thereon and
Pew in the Brick Church, in said Montpelier,
cepng the right NJ homestead and the right Of dover
therein. but including the revefson u said dover.
representing that said sale would be beneficial the
heirs Of said deceased and those interested in said
Whereupon II is ordered by said Court that said Ap
plioation be referred TO the 10th day Of May, A D.
1854 the Probate Office In Montpelier hearing and
decision thereon and it is further ordered that all per
sons interested be notified hereof by publication of
tice Of this application and order thereon three
successfully in the Vermont Waterman and stlte Jour
nal, printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and II hev
see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
OF O3 Attest n A. CHASE. Register
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CENTRAL FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS

~ - L L y -
WHEREAS by decree Of the Court of Chancery Of
the State Of Vermont, dated January 10, 1854, 1t
ordered other things that stock u the Vermont
and Canada Railroad Company, 70 the amount Of $3.50
600, should be issued the holders Of the Vermont
Central First Mortgage Bonds Yards the Of
Atfucfiug the Vermont and canada Railroad % Canada
line 10 the town Of Hghgate and rat The same should
be paid from time 70 time, whenever he Of $40 OOl
should be expended which said by the decree
TO be rateaby divided by the Trustees and Receivers
among the holders OF the LIST Mortgage Bonds Az where.
there has been expended the Of $40 900 in
the coustru ton Of said road
Now thCrcf notice is hereby given, that payment
Of three aud onchaf per the said Bonds. being
seventy thousand dollars will be made 10 the stock Of the
Vermont Canada Railroad Company al the par value
thereof and IN cash r. al SUM less than hundred
dollafs 20 all such may prove themselves bondhode
ON or before the 10Th day Of May neat
Holders Of Bond will be required, before payment ~
furnish Schedules Of their bonds, stating the number Of
each bond, the amount Of same, With the and resi-
dence NJ the present owner and whether registered or
unregistered, which sche due be properly verified
by the owner holder Of stid Bead aud delivered %
John N. Pinkert1n, q. Nos 80 Street Boston,
Or 10 the Trustees and Receivers their Office in
Adams, Vermont Payment Of the stock or cash gu
Central Railroad Company, No. s. state St Boston, on
the LIST day Of june 1864 and flr days thereafter
AID on and after June 10Th 1854 the office OF tho
Trustees and managers iu - Abans Vermont. Atthe
time % said payment the bonds be produced in
order that the payment may be stamped thereon
Bondhoders requested to furnish the schedules Of
their bonds as early as practicable 10 facilitate the pre-
parations for payment
J. BRAINEHD, Trustees and Receivers
JOSEPH CLARK. SVL Cen. 4 Via Can
J GREGORY SMITH. } Il. Railroads
ST. Adams, Vt, April q. 1864 O2 O4.daw
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IS CENTS TO SAVE rs DOLLARS.
Hegea'aHs Concentrated BeHsine removes Paint,
Grease Spots. Se instantly, and cleans silks, Ribbons,
Gloves, Sc equal TO new Only 25 cents per bottle
sald by Druggists
HsGEMAN 4 Co, Chemists New York
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l. A 3
III TITLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR.
ssroREs oaAY AND FADED HMs AND BEAap 10 n
NATURAL COLOR,
AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
9 LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restore, the Color.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Bradieates the Dandrua.
LARKs RESTORATIVE,
Promotes the Growth.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents is falling OF.
LARK's RESTORATIVE.
IL an unsqualed Dressing.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Ia good for Ladies.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
L. good for Old People.
LARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is perfectly harmless.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains Oil.
'LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is not Decay.
LABR's RESTORATIVE,
Beauties the Hair.
.'LARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is splendid for Whskcrs.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in it, Place.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLABK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Eruptons
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and burning.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is Delightfully."- Perfumed.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Contains no Sediment
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains Gum
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Polishes tho air
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need il.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do withou, it,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Il sold by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere.
Price 81 per bottle-6 bottles for s..
c. @. CLARK & CO.,
PRoPKIEToRs.
GEo. c. GOODWIN Co. Boston, Genera
Agents. feb26.daw.eow:y
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TATE OF vERM ONT,
. WAsHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and FOE
said District, the 10Th day Of Apr A 1884
An instrument puTporng 10 be the last will and tesla
IN ut Of Calvin Cady late Of PlAinfeld in said district
deceased, being presented to the court by Luther
a. Cady, the executor therein named, for Probate .
II is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session OF said court
10 be holden at the Probate office, in Montpelier
the 81 81 day Of May, A ID. 1864 aud shew cause. u
any they may have against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose II Is further ordered. that copy Of the
" this order be published three weeks successive
y in the Vermont Watohman & State Journal printed
at Montpelier. previous said time for hearing
A true copy Of record.
On "a Atteat MERRILL Ipdgo
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TESTIMONIALS TO THE VALUE OF
LAUGHING GAS.

MONTPELIER, Oct. ". 1853.
Having Witnessed the effects Of the Of Nitrous
OSyds Ga IN the Extracting Of teeth BY Dr.. J. NJ. Come
gys lake pleasure IN stating, that think Il one 0f the
Attest In prlyonen's ~ the In the application Of
scicuae for The felet of pain Its use regard far pre-
fciahle o. that u Ether Chloroorm. while tn relief
hnn pain 70 justas entire, that 81 Ether Ohofo-
ur il is Tree from those depressing influences that Of
On follow their | commend its use safe aud
entire rclie from pain 10 those who wish to have teeth
extracted and ever retain pleasing associations ennneet
ed with the operation.
W II. H. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.
DR JOINS NJ CoAKoYs- Dear S5 wing witness-
ed the effect Of the Nitrous Oxyde Gas administered of
you Tor the relief Of pain In the extraction of teeih
III, concur in the above made hj Or Rich
ardslH
further state that this Gas ha. long been known 10
scieuuhe men aud has often been Administered ~ FRO
fessnrs aud Lecturers IN all Colleges, as pleasant
I'D amusing experiment More recently, IL has beea
extensively used by Dentists in various parts Of the
County, Or the relief " pain IA the extraction Of teeth,
no Injury from suse ever wing been rrpoftsd have
no hestaney In saying that believe II be the safest
aud 81 agent at present known To- the Profession, o
rendering he system nsensibe " pain under dental
or sur ioal operations
Barnn a. Oct 81, 1893 dwu
IDNGRESS water this day received at
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uIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Il IN DELICATE HEALTH.-Dr. Dow, Physician
and surgeon Nos Endeot street. Boston is consulted
daily for all diseases incident the female PrOapsus
Utr falling Of the Womb Fiuor AlDus. Suppression and
other menstrual arrangements all treated path
illogical principles and speedy relief guaranteed in few daya
So Invariably certain the mode d treatment, that most
obstinate complaints yield under Il, and the afflicted
oos IN perfect health Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater
Ia the Of diseases Of aud children, than
physician boston. Boarding Accommodations Tor patients
who wish to 10 Boston few days under his
Dr. Dow, since s45, having confined his whole Aten
nce practice for the o. Private Diseases and
Female Complaints acknowledges superior In the United
State.
~ ban letters must contain four red they will
not be- answered. Once Hours from A. N. to P. NJ.
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EANcY DYEING AND CLEANSING

The Subscriber having made arrangements for the
above business together with cleaning aud renewing the
color Of soled garments, will attend t. all calls In that
hne. Hetruss that his former experience in the bust
ness with the late improvement obtained will enable
him TO give general satisfaction. He will work his
residence on Huhbatd's Meadow.
Bundles with written directions with the may ~
left At Redhcds Store and will be ef there when done
ENOS ST. Vi son
Montpelier, Feb lst 1864 davu
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1864. <fssa 1864.

loof' ffTN loof'
OGD gNSBUR G EszzzssSsss'-y "a the WEST
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
IN The only through daily live betNeeu ogdens-
burgh, Chicago and intermediate Ports Only SIX days
through, without change Of Boat
BoArs COMMENCED RUNNING, WEDNESDAY,, APRL IS
This well known aud reliable company have eommene-
ed running their line Of First Glass upper Cabin Steamers
and will continue daily between Ogdensburgh, Oswego,
ST. GATHERINGS, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Mil
waukee aud intermediate Ports, leaving Ogdensourgh
at T NJ on arrival Of
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
Passengers and families moving West, embark
with their luggage teams stock &C. and land together
without disturbance transhipment, at their port u
destination thus avoiding the great Inconvenience Of
the many changes delays aud of other routes
W These Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms
amply and neatly furnished, Tor First Class Passengers,
and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable
accommodations for Passengers aud Families, tho mey
wish 20 furnish their provisions " No efforts will
be spared to maintain the reputation Of this a. the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
thorough rebuilding. reftng, repairing and refur-
nishng with several boats added TO the line makes
this the most comfortable pleasant, economical
and expeditions route to the Great West
" BE sure aud see the Agent OF this Line, before
you buy your Tickets.
~ Through Tickets over all Western Raroad Lines
can be obtained on application to George Smith,
office Ford and Patterson Streets opposite john
son House, Ogdensburh, n. Y,
~ One hundred pounds Of Baggage Free 10 each
Baggage checked through to all points.
POI Through Tickets and other information Apply to
@. a EDDY
Once Steamer Landing, ogdensburgh, N Y.
GRO W SMITH, Genn Ticket Agent
! Through ickets be obtained at Principal X. X
/ Offices on the VI Central Liue. dawiOO 81
~ RIST AND SA w M l. l.
~ TO SELL or TO RENT
Together with house, barn, aud out buildings, with
half acre Of land, situated In Is ire the Chel,ea
I raai three and half miles from the Village
Said Mills are known the CLARK MILLS, and are
all IN good repair The owner having gone TO the
great Bargain may be had aud possession given mme
datey Inquire Of THOMAS WILSON, al Barre
Village
January 18th, 1864, dawSu
STERLlNG'S AMBROslA at W
! - BROWNS