davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
POWERS & STORY.
DEALERS
Pianos, CGbiHef Organs,
AND MELODEONS,

BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
WE keep constantly on hand, a large assort-
w ment Of the above Instruments, from only
such manufactures as We triou 20 make the best ,
for warrant ever, instrument we sell, for Five
YEARS and If II does not suit the purchaser IN ~
cry respect, h ia at liberty 70 exchange il.
The United Co.'S Pianos, made BY stock o.
foremen and workmen from the best manufactures
IN New York, we make our leading Instrument
The manufacturers, by doing their own labor, and
each man being personally interested are enabled
t. make first class instrument, at less price than
clans. and others. have purchased them Anon
the number we refer TO
Prof $. c. Moore, Burlington.
q g. Benedict, '
Edward Ly man,
Col. r. e. Stone. Plattshursh. ny.
NJ. Whitesdes, ChaInplain, n Y.
John ROt gers, Black Broo., &c
Mrs Dr. WOodard, Brandon.
Or. Drew, Waterbury.
We are also agents for
Durham. Steinway = Sons. Hazelto
Bros. Emerson. Woodward 4
Brown.
And others. All instruments sell a. mAnuiac-
turers' prices, setting them up, and keeping them
in tune FOR year, free Of expense. Second hand
Pianos take In exchange for new. thereby hav-
ing = stock constantly on hand and Tor sale.
We are also sole agents for MASON { iANLlN'S
CABINET ORGANS, whose superiority over all
instruments OF the Melodeon class. are too we'll
known 10 dwell upon. samples always 20 be seen
al our wArerooms.
Beware Of agents travelling the country with r.
responsibility, selling Instruments In uine case
out Of ten You will get cheated n you purchase nf
Music St re, before purchasing, AMI see what ~
an do Tor you
A " POWERS, H. l. STORY.
Burlington. Aug. -. 1874. d&v-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
DR.. RAND'S specific.

fI'EE Oldest and most reliable medicine for the
L cure Of : eunat0rh1aa. seminal MeaAue,- Loss
oi Power, 4c- IHK medicine has stood The 80 %
over thirty ears and has always proved d -urccss
DIR. RANirS ~PECIFIC is exhibited in the torn
OF pills, made NJ entirely of substance that have
specific effect upon the -enc-ativ- organs. Most
persons Associate the idea Ul uPerat US upon tle
bowels from taxing any kind Of pills The SFEIFfC
II Dg. Rand is not Intended as sr1-llfilr 1fii-
ciae. It's medicinal virtues are expended entirely
upon The impaired -e-elerlf.rc organs. The ..I.
are not unpleasant TO the taste, and many persons
mas-ic1te them w.-h imuun.tF before =vliI .Nil.
them VII ch plan We wlllt always rgclull ul, as
ah5rtiu- tl1 spe-a.est way Il st the effect of he
remedy.
Price E per box, or -.A boxes fer g. SOLD by
druggists everl where.
JNu- j. KRONER, Wholesale Agent
Chestnut St, Philadelphia Pa.
Aug p dIyr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
11'E7- u y = = y = III
STLOUIs, Oct. ,.
rom Franklin to-day reports al
NASHVILLE. Oct. 2.

NASHVILLE, Oct 2
Forrest with his whole force appeared he
fore Huntsville this morning and demanded its
surrender. Col. johnson OF 10Th, Indiana
Cavalry, commandant Of the post, refused t.
comply. 1t is probable that there was heavy
fighting there to-day: but no fears are en-
tertained Of the capture Of the place.
The total federal loss in Rosseau's expedi-
ton amounted to IS Killed, and wounded
Large numbers of rebels are reported at
Spring Hill. L miles beyond Franklin. The
lines are cut TO that place.
ST. LOUIS, No. Oct. 3.
The latest reliable accounts state that
Price is moving on r illa IN three columns :;
the right is under Shelby and Mrmldukr.
the centre under himself, and the l'-ir under
Cooper, the latter being mainly composed Of
half-breed Indians A,ou' $40 rcrels cutter
ed Union (county-seat o. Franklin County).
Saturday, and captured loo county militia
Washington had garrison Of about 600
men under Col. Gale, who evacuated tue
place on the approach OF the rebels, aud
took the men and st0res across the Missouri
river.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Ewing.
All the Notifications around ST. LOUIS
were manned to-day, as a precautionary
measure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
IMPORTANT CAUTION

e THOUSANDS or DOLLARS are pa.
70 sWindling quaeks daily, which Is worse taa1
thrown away. This comes from trusting % the .--
eeptive advertisements Of men calling theinse..-.
Doctors and whose only recommendation is w.s-
they say OF themselves. Advertising phy ans.
N nine cases out OF ten, are imposters- Theal.y
safe way i O. consult a regular prsct.-l-
ply sicisni Or II YOU prefer one Who ma--s
your disea-e speciality, be sure that he is me-
an advertising quack, Or you viii have Ie4sr
tOre-retit-Dr MATrisOS j. the only regular pi y--
clsn iu Providence, # not 10 New England who a.-
vertises treating SPECIAL N1i4aIs. and he gives
Gou5fsd tsstirl0Hiais, without which no stranger
can be entitled % confidence.
Enclose one stamp for postage and send ?
them. with a pamphlet IN Special Disslss,
sent Tree Dr. hattIson is a regularly eigcL.r1
physician Of twenty years experience ten In an
tensive general practice. until declining health
compelled him % relnqUish that and adoptan o-.-s
practice. treating all diseases and accider'-
resulting from inprudeace in h0.h se1e-.
giving them his icaote attention. Persons, AZ
distance. having any important1r difficult ease.
will do we'll ." sonsult Or. VI. or send .or
his testimonials before going else where. Al.
business faithfully attended TO, and perfect ,l,-
flrti9s guaranteed Advice At Office Tree A-t-rs
Lock Box M mot 40 or Ir. NATTfSON.
NO. 2s UNION st. PROVIDENCE. X. /.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

ST Lofts, Sept. -.
The toll wing 'iespatch was received at
headqnarirr> Tonight from Capt. Hills. Gen.
Ewing ,jsTauI
Al catucat our out-posts at Ironton
were atts,ct.. md forced back to within
nall , ssii, % e fort The rebels made
deeicfar. ciiprt to get possession OF Shep-
nrd's MJu, taiu and succeeded in driving
battallun ol tf' 18th Iowa into the rifle pits
ami put w, 6-pounders in position
on the Mountain. the three mount
am s!.,e- ..verlooking the fort were
illci w,j. HUNTED cavalry. The South
front Nd ar,-ir ened by four lines of cavalry,
exten.lu. ...a the valley between the tort
and ir'.. ommanded by Gen. Marina
luxe. ,lumn passed round the base
81 oh't" 'untain and formed at the
-uut,.
ti,u. 'a-i commanded the rebel dis
mounted rs'' y on the siOpe of Plot Knob.
The r'is .ps thus disposed, a signal of
;wn -.- ired from the mountain, and
a--,". .. orce moved on our works.
inr r.i- anne up in tine style TO our
diIrhr- hey went back to the Mount
ai, il .,', haste leaving 1900 killed and
woUn.,. he field. Our entire loss was 9
killed .;.. re-" wounded
iest.. morning We lett the Fort and
blew il ul. Price Commanded in person"
Slnce tl.r .ecepuon of the above learn
that H'n. Ewing after blowing up the mag
azIne c,a' atcd Pilot Knob and brought
away s' ntire command AID will reach
naIns-i Station on the Southwestern
Branr. 4. r. tonight.
f.r" o, much rejoicing throughout the
cIty at escape Of Ewing aud his gallant
lIttlr d. y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ll.. "a.
Power, ImpOtency, Confusion q Thought LES ..
Memory irritable Temper, gloomy Appreher.ia-.
Fear, dependency and Melancholy, winch may s-t
in loss Of Reason. This new remedy i- t..-
fearful tranofmeutai and ply steal eyi ais drlsiI
secret habits II the young, ~ eNce--e- W E.---.
years j. composed Of the most soothing sfrer-Ia-
enng and iuvigOrating medicines % lie fognH lu Oh s
whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming lu comh.ll-..-
the most perfect AntidOte for this obstinate and
distressing class Of maades ever yet discovered j.
has now been sent 20 nearly every state Iu tie a1
relieving the untold suiferings o. hundred uf.
have never seen the inventor, restoring them o.
health, strength ana happiness. one large
bottle lasts a month. Price 81. THF,E
FOUR GREAT REMEDIES a. now prepares
are superior 70 anything else for their respect
i've purposes and are made public tor the benefit
Of those who otherwise could never avail then
selves cd their virtues. They are all warTautel be-
represented, in every respect, or the prize "
be refunded - BEN ARE OF IMITATION,
And especially those worthless nostrums lei' a-
Drug stores 10 sell, having counterfeit ~ ur
Indian figure for the purpose Of deoept
= The genuine is prepared only 1y l-
Mattison at his ONCE Tor Special Disease.
Providence, r l., and % BE obtained uuWIa-.
else; sent by express everywhere IN sealed pacsa.
secure from observation. on receipt Of the prize
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 80.
Gen Fiske has again called out the Mil
itia in the Northern part of the State to
take the field against the guerillas. He con-
firms all the accounts of the Centralia mas
acre. Gen. Douglas is in pursuit of Ander-
sons butchers.
LATER.-Gen. Ewing reached Harrlson's
station last night closely pursued by the
enemy. Fighting has been going on. The
railroad has been cut this side of Harrison,
and the towns of Cuba and Bourbon are
burning. Harrison being between these
towns the supposition is that the road has
been cut on both sides of that point severlng
communication with both ST. Louis and
Rolla. Escaped prisoners who arrived at De
Sofa to-day report that Pilot Knob is still
held by the rebels, but their numbers are
not known. 1t is understood that portion
OF Gen. Smiths command start for Franklin
forty miles west of here tonight.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

Sew asye Rouse,

I .SG Specially informs the inhaliiantsog Pu-
Lugtsu 4Id vicinity thzt De has established ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
RUTLAND q BURLINGTON r r..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aug. LIST 1854, trains viii run ., fol.
lowe
LEAVE BURLINGTON;
s.sOA NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, wor-
cester, Ftchburgh, Brsttleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven. Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy 3l2 P. ~. New York $40 p NJ Boz
ton 30 p. n.
tn, OugA 10 Be,ios ,e,fAo-.r cA4agr Of ca,
ll.50 A. NJ Accommodation Train.
l.l0P. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy. Albany, New
York and the West arrive ct Troy rs p. y. ;
New York A. NJ, BY HUDSON River Railroad
train stop at vergennes, Middiebury End Brandon.
ThroYgL to Troy trs,hes: cAsng, Of Cars.
This train stops only at vergennes, Midc lsbury
Brandon.
s.iOP. ~, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars. for
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive In Troy at AS a
NJ; New York 10 A NJ; Boston An.
Through TO Troy and Boston riihOyt change
OF Cars.
From "a, South ssI East Tram, Erss al Bsrhsg-
Ton a. foL0Us.
42sP.N. MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. Wor
cester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 30 A. NJ;
New York s.oO.P. N. with Sleeping Car attached.
Troy 500 A. N.
405 An, EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars,
from New York and Boston. Leaves New York
at Pm. Boston t31 p NJ
lOA NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
. Pm, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New York
at An Through from Troy without change Of
cars.
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.
El@-Fare always as low as by any other line.
II. s. MARCY. Acting supt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered
for all the Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Consumption
These waters give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief and when persevered with accord
in to directions, never fail to effect a rapid and
listing cure Thousands have been restored TO per
feet health who have tried other means in vain. To
all classes and all constitutions they are equally
blessing and cure-none need despair, no matter how
long the disease may have existed, or however Sc
we're Il may be, provided the organic structure o
Tie glt-,l organs is not hopelessly decGyed. Eve
one afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor,
q C1rtlandt st. y Y. City
Price - cents per box. For sale 5y all druggist
Dec. IAN SO. caWlY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3

To Maj. Gen. Dir:
A dispatch IRON Gen. Sheridan dated at
Harrisbnrgh, Oct. l.-9:30 p NJ has been
received by the department. 1t says;
have been TO Staunton and Waynesboro with
the cavalry, destroyed the iron bridge on
South river at Wayne boro throwing it into
the river, also tie railroad from Stanton to
Waynesboro." Details Of future operations
are for obvious reasons omitted. The follow
ing dispatch is the latest received from Gen.
Grant.
CRY PoISr, Va. Oct $50 pm
To II W HaLleck, Chef Of staff:
Butler on the right on James river and
Meade southwest of Petersburgh occupy the
same position as yesterday. There has been
but very little fighting to-day. few PMS
oners however have been captured Last
evening Butler sent two brigldes Of infantry
with little cavalry within a few hundred
yards OF the inner line OF works E ISL cot
Richmond, meeting with with M opposition.
(Signedl L. 5. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.
No dispatches have been received for three
days from Sherman, but vigorous measures
which it is believed will be successful have
been taken by him to protect his communi-
cation from the rebel Taiding parties under
Wheeler and Forrest.
Z. VI. STANTON,
Sec. Of War.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities Of fAs BLOOD rssvifing from, lsr-.
e,os ard eonfGyi0n, abuse Of Mercury, cgs,g Err
'.aas on the SkiH Sore Tsroaf Mouth ana Nofs Ls.,
Hqir; Ois Sores, S0stiHgsi Pans m fas Bqrst ar
al =. suns Of an actiut rirulsnf poison n %.
svsfsra q No remedy ever discovered has done
what has -eeD achieved by this. Under is use
every form Of constitutional syphiltic or Lercur
taini is speedily cured, anu in short time te .-
tile poison is completely erafie1ted from the s,a
and health aud strength are permanently resJ1r-l
y IL was this remedy that cured gentleman 10 O.
the South then stopping at Newport, and flr w. ID
he presented Dr. N with $50 besides his bill aver
having been under the treatment 81 the mos; en- q
ent physicians in Baltimore, Philadelphia ard Nss
nent cure, no matter how obstinate Your case ht.
been, until YOU have thoroughly tested the virt1..
Of this potent Alternative - une large bottle i,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

Only sir days through, irith0uf chung, Of Boat.
'rHIS well known and Reliable Compa ny. will
during the present season, run their line Of
First Gas Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily, be-
tween ogisa'bHrgh, Oswsgo, 81. Cafterinss, Cisrs-
isHi, Iois1 DsfroIf, Caiolya, MieGukss, and Inter-
mediate Port.
Leaving 0qiensburgh, on arrival Of ETpr,,' Trsi-
from the East
Passengers and Families moving West, can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, &c, and
land together without disturbance or rranshipmeut,
al their port Of destination thus avoiding the great
Inconvenience Of the many changes, delays and ex-
peuscs Of other routes. n These Steamers have
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, for FIRST Class PASSENGERS and Sec
oud Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable &C
commodations for Passengers and families who
wish u furnish their own provisions. No Efforts
will be spared 10 maintain the reputation Of this
as the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
thorough rebuilding, rehtting repairing and
hine with several new boats added o. the
ke this now the most comfortable, pleasant.
WEST.
Bs'urs aaf So, the Agsuf Of t4i. Ian, befs-, yoa
bug your Ti1kets.
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained on application to Il 60. ". SMITH
gice corner Ford and Patterson Sts., opposite
John House, O.denshurgh Y.
, one Hundred Pounds Of baggage Free, to
each Passenger.
baggage Checked through to all Points
For Through Tickets and other information ap
ply 10 ga. EDDY
Office Steamers Landing. Ogiensburgh. ny.
GEO ". SMITH Gent Ticket Agent.
II. y. DRURY, Agent
No American Hstel, BErlsEtsn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
DIURETIC COMPOUND.

20, rae sysriaf Diseasss Of fAs UrinaTy OrgIns 10,
suIfing from inspruds,tcs and coHt4gIon - !,
remedy contains neither ralssm CCpaiT4 Spirit. \.
Nitre, Cuhehs, Turpentine, or any other nsuseou.
10 the taste ana SMELL cooling, cleansing and heal
in. in it, operation speedily siayin. all hear s5r
irritation in the urinary passage. iou Therefore
who have been taking BaisaFr C0uGira either ir .,
-ules or mixtures. for months. until sick and ~
your breath and clothes are hlie,i With it, vile -
throw away the disgusting mixture and send for a
bottle Of this Netc RemsdB, which will cu-s
you at once and also cleanse the IS stem from fbs
Injurious effects Of the mixtures Won bavs
been taking 80 long. Cirone case that have -ssisf
All kinds Of treatment for months and ever - !.
,riH cure iasussi1isiy. Try it, and Il not a. rsrr-
sented fAs money cal Be refunded. One bottle IN
erallN snf.hs.nt Price 6 sent lv eyn-n.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
NFw YoRk. Oct. I

NEw 1okk, Oct-
The Heraids Fortress Monroe correspon-
dent of the 29th says there are rumors OF
heavy battle near Petersburgh but nothing
more than the usual picket firing occurred.
While no pitched battle has yet been fought
everything is preparing for sanquinsry
conflict. :, . -
The Heads headquarters Army Of the
Potomac dispatch dated the 29th says the
army is in motion and that It's operations for
the next few days will be OF a most import
ant character.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
WARREN THAYER.
II n e. E 4 T f. T. II.
HAvING been bred to the theory and pract,o4 {
Civil Engineer and Architect.

Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction of the late John Johnson-and
IN which he has himself been Instructor at various
periods OF his life-and having praetsed bis profess
sion in Boston and Worcester, Mass, and FOR many
years in Burlington and its vicinity, the subscriber
feels himself eO'-petent TO satisfy and benefit those
who may efrploy hin.
He drsf-s PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
guiste calculations elevations, proportions, Sec
tiJ-s, 6c.) of CHURCHES, ACADEMIES, SCHOoLHoUsEs
and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, IN their different styles OF
Architecture Hotels. Private residences nom the
FIRST class to the palmer and less eEpensiye-as the
farm h0use-Barns and Outhouses, Including Ad-
ditions and Improvements Of existing structures,
where such wanted).
lie plans and advises as t0sll the various process
Of construction and arrangement from the cellar
T. the roof Of buildings
lie gives information and will assist in the seisc
ton 7 the most eligible kinds and qualities OF ma
terals in order TO secure fitness, durability and
economy.
he supcTiutenls the erection of Buildings,
Bridges. SC, from the commencement 20 the COM
pletiun Of tine same and would add that lac has had
large experience a PRACTICAL BUILDER
lie lays cut grounds and walks, bridges, cuiFerts,
roads, DC. He caryes Mouldiugs AMI Ornamental
work generally.
lie makes models and drafts. d-gtrfrs and 'pseii-
Tor suenfi0ts, and attends generally to
The BUSINESS 81 ms profession IA al - BRANCHES
DE may be consulted by letter directed 10 hin
Burlington, Vermont, and may be found az his
flee, Church Street, (Benu's Block, opposite
Town Han and Post Office.
VARIES TIIAYER. Archtec,
June p deowawtm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
sPECIALsNoTICEs.
DIR. TOBIAS, VENETIAN LINIMENT

More Testimony This il to certify that for tie
last Eve years have used In my family Dr. Tobias
celebrated Venetian Liniment, and in every in
stance have found 1t fully equal to his recommend
atoms have found it TO give almost instantaneous
relief in cases Of toothaehe Group, bilious collie
sore throat, pain in the chest and back and rheu-
matsm, and I cheerfully recommend its trial to
every one afflicted with any of the shove named
diseases.
JAMES H. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 10th, 1861.
Sold by al druggists Office, &c cortlsndt 81,
New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
DRUNKENNESS CUREp.

rVIE Tnebriate may now hid defiance % the tempt
L ing cup. DR.. Zsne's autidote i0r strong drink
l. certain for drunkenness. IL creates 81 s-
Ike for st7on- drink, and can be administered with
out the knowledge II the patient
Descriptive circulars sent O. any address. For
sale by an respectable druggists IN the United
STATES AMI Canadas. Price : per box, Or pacNA-es
of six boxes for 3.
JNO. j. KRONER, Wholesale AGENT,
sos Chestnut ST.. Phill-e phlA Pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
CRY PoISr, Va. Oct $3.50 P. NJ.
To II W Halleck, Chef of Staff:
NFw YORK Oct. 2

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
The Heralds Martinsburgh dispatch OF
the LIST says the latest intelligence from Gen
Sheridan left him making preparations 10
force Early from Browns Gap. Early's po-
sition is said be very strong and he hopes
to hold it as protection for GordOnsvIlie
and Charlottesville as well as Lynchburgh.
At Winchester there are now only little
over 1000 wounded all severe cases. and
aboutOne third of them are rebels.
The Worlds Washington dispatch has a
report that onr cavalry had entered Gordons-
vile.
STLOUIs, Oct. ,.
4 train from Franklin to-day reports all
quiet there. The rebels are reported to have
destroyed the bridges and burned all the
railroad property ior twenty miles below
Franklin on the Southeast branch,
Prisoners captured report that Price was
about eighteen miles South Of Franklin with
the 5000 men.
Fredericton is still occupied by the r.
rebels in large force.
Gen. EWing's defence Of the Pilot Knob
is described by eye Witnesses as having been
one of the finest Of the war.
Nothing has been heard from him since he
arrived at Harrison station, but 1t is be
lieued that he has arrived at Rolla The
depots at Washington and South Point have
been burned IL Is reported that Price has
from twenty to twenty-five Thousand veter-
ans. and some 5000 recruits will readily be
obtained in the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

Trains g0ip0 NorfA AND W,.f.
Nal Tram leaves Boston at $40 NJ via LOWELL
White River Junction at lbs ~, fer Burlington
Montreal and 0gdeusburvh - e.
iono7n p.ofafios TrasA leaves Mortified at ~ A
=, 'ui ourlington at 5 ss A y, for HOUSES Point
N'shi Erpress Trair leaves Bellows Fails at 1000
y, receiving passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York at I2.I5PE and from
cheshire Railroad leaving Boston SO r. connect
iu- ~ White River junction with a train leavip.
~ buses Point at 7.05 A n, Montreal at gl5 Ar
as. i-sensourgh 1920 Pm. Both the Mail Trains
eon',ect at White River Junction with Passunlpsic
kGSd.
Hirsling Cars are attached to both the Siaht *.
ere. Trains runhin. between Rou-.'s Point and
.s-itI-
81 all the principal stations.
H. AllSns July = la
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
CENTRALANDs Sullivan
RAILROADS..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 25tb, 1864.

Trsiss goisg South ans Eat
Leaee Burlington at Us Az, IRIS Pm. aud as
.H VT.
Mail Traia leaves Rouse's Point, at SD A H. Bur-
Ing ton rs n, connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston Worcester
SC, AMI with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring
hela ana New York. arriving In New York at TO- is
PN.
Burlington trBr..- leaves MoHtresl a. 5.45 ~
huase's Point Ut - AZ, for burlington.
D1E Erprss l-zy-r Og,4ensnurgA at $50 A n
Montreal az S.fn Rouse's Point at l045 ~ Bur
hhgton l2.l5 P n, Tor Boston, Troy and New York
Nigh Erlrsss Train leaves 0gdensburgh at n 81
~ hentre.sl al s. a, Rouseis Point at 5 A. p NJ
arriving ~ hostonst i0A N, connecting at Bellows
rails with lhe-birs Railroad for Boston and Wor-
cestsf aud VERMONT Valley Railroad for Springfield
ana N~w i-'en. and arriving in New York st L. 20