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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
CAVON DE TERRE.
NOTICE.

Subscribers TO the capital stock Of the SAvON DE TERRE
COMPANY are hereby notified that certificates Of Stock
pow ready for and particular request made that they
h called ior without delay.
Only few remain upseld The attention Of capitalists
I'D Others desiring is directed to the fact that no
sck the market has the certainty Of Welding large
peturn The demand for the article the necessity for its
- the chespness with which be produced establish Its
scat value .
The nature Of SAVON DE TERHE substitute for Full.
srv Earth the manufacture OF Wooens and - az inee-
6ent In the Of soap cheapenng gresty ooth
processes has been already made known previous sdver
t1semcnts.
WIN. RYLE, jr, President.
JAMES FREELAND, Vice President.
WALTER r.. LAWTON, Treasurer.
WIN. WALLACE PERKINS, Secretary
For fuller information and circulars apply the dice OF
PETROLEUM AND MINING EMPORIUM
PERKINS, FREELAND Co..,
M ixyaY
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5it,aurial.

THE CHEMICAL GOLD AND SILVER
Il ORE REDUCING COMPANY, ssHsDees Of the newly
pned process for the cheap reduction Of Rock and Ores
without Machinery.
0resnized under the laws oftbe State ofNewY orh
CAPITAL, $4,000, 600.
so, OO0 SHARES OF 500 EACH.
pRxupExr-Msjor Gen. BENZ. F. BUTLER
Hs,o,. Gen BENZ. r. BUTLER. Of Massachusetts
WI A. HALL, ESQ.,, Of Hail. Southwick Co.. No ae4
Broadway, N. Y.
w. H. MELLEN, esq, lale ClaAn, MeTen Co, New.York
GEO B. WALTER, esq, No. "a Broadway, N. Y
d, J. c. AVER, of Massachusetts
Hea FRANK FULLER, eXGOv Of Utah, No Is Nas'ap''s'
NY.
Hss. GEO. s. BOUTWELL,, exGov Of Mass, e1-Con- Int
Revenoe. now Mem. Congress nom Massachusetts
Don. LUCIEN BIRDSEYE. No. 10 Broadway, N I.
Bon. JAMES w. NYE. U. s. Senator from Nevada
The Company offer 10000 shares Of their STOCK ior working
capital $50 per share par value sloo and also then royal
~ for sale TO miners.
Particulars given at the Office THE Company NO "a Broad
10y. Prospectus sent by addressing
A. O. COOK. Secretary
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Diri0en0 Notices.

JOSEPH u. ORvIs President JOHN 4. HILL. Cashier.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK THE CITY Ov Nrwfo
No. .63 BROADWAY, INV YORK. June TO- 1860
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT and the
n Government Tax has this day been declared BY the
Board of Directors yabe the LIST day Of July next
The Transfer Books win be closed the 2th infant TO
omen on the lat proximo JOHN T. HILL, Cashier.
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Eelinres an0 Aleetings

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL COM.
u MENCEMENr.-Ths Annual Commencement of the
nvery Law School will b. held at large OF the
University IN the University Buildings Washington SQUARE
or TUESDAY EVENING, June ~
Exercises to commence at O'Clock. The erercises win
consist Of oraons by members Of the Graduating Css CON-
erring Of degrees and address by Prof JOHN NORTON
PoMEROi. Subject: The frGe Principles Of Legal Css.
sfcsfion."
MUSIC by DODwoRTH'S BAND. Members Of .hc.Bsr
and all interested in Legal Education are invited 70
attend. ISAAC FERRIS, Chancellor Of the University.
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uUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and

ODSON NV LIN hhiihsC.hD'
sfer MONDAY, June 1907 trains lesve Ihirsisthss
Station FOR Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and
Western trains, at T0 g 4, .. 1917 p N sleep
ing ar. attached to and 1879 trains The p M
train runs through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge VIA Troy
without change Of Sunday train p M
]. N. TOUCEY. Asst Supt
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Names Of guarsn'ors,

NAMES 81 su"'n'"'' - -.
Bidders give their full and also stale their
place Of resider c. and Of business.
Each bid have printed copy OF this advertisements
attached Ia IL.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any bid which
seems unreasonable or dsadyrutag-ous to II. =,
Payments 10 be monthly in snch fund, may b. furisneo
by tine United States D. r. BEluEH, Capt. and &. s. "
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oyyrcs or Coxxr,,,rr o, svB,lsrrsor, ,

No. BpIDGKfT WV OK, Juh' no, TOO. }
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin Duplcate), in
dosed Proposals. for Cooled Ra'ons vii be received
by the undersigned uu o'clock p. m, TUESDAY the 10Th
instant snppyiug he'd Kso1s for four months from
the day July 1875 for such shorter period a. may
directed the General OF Subsistence to
all troops the service nswe al other ersons properly
be soDssd by Cnrd Stnr- Subsistence Department
who be In NewY orb City It's immediate vicinity as
we. those whs be route to and on tho seat oil
snd not o,hrrsise provided for q,
The stionE viii OF three meals each Day OF 1000 ana
wbocsou. food and subject .uch proper inspection a. may
BE- directed by the officer IN charge. . .
The furnish tie soap and candies that
may be required accordance with the army ration fol-
pounds and and quarter rounds Of
adsmantire candies To each hundred raions.
The bidder. price ration, which price
include all expenses such furnishing cooking sppars
tus fuel packing boxes .poration OF the Tations &c
Al! bids DO accompanied by guarnntro IA fohows'
Ne The unde,gned he,eby guarantee that IN case ne FORE
gonna bid OF ---------t 10 occcpt,d u shau be daily
fulfilled d1cordag 10 M fruo pVorf and conditional oI'o ndI
,,ien corast shall be 1eesfed Nth bonds IN the sum "
ten mouslnd dotlats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Derltistrp.

TNEETH EXTRACTED positively without
i the knowledge Of tho patient, ~der NITROUS CAS- by
Tweniyhrst.. Refer. to Rev Dr. Feni. Chancellor New.
YORK University; Drs. Pond Hallock. Baldwin aud Gichrs
Teeth inserted and filled on moderate terms
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proposals.
Cusrou. Housa, Nrw.Yoax,

Cusron. HOUSE, NEw.YoRK,
CoILKCTcRs OypIoR June 10, 1872
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until tho 18th day Of June for supplying RATiONS fof
the nse the of the Revenue Cutters desgn.ted to
this Collection District for the year commencing July 1902
and ending June ", 1866 8. DRAPER, Collector.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELi CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stannch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK.
leave New-f daily Sundays exceped at O'Clock n.
rom Pier No. % North River, foot OF Vsstry-sG,
FOR NEW.LONDOS,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom tns
above points via Norwich and Worcests Boston and Wor
ce.te Worcester and Nashua and New London aud Nohsfu
Railroads. .
taken the rate For Information inquire
Of h 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE sAvTEas oP MERCHANTS CIHRKs
No. SIG broadway, June 8, 1855. J
EXTRA DIVIDEND.-The Trustees have
this declared Extra Dividend out surpns profits
addition the annual payable ut the same time
viz: July II. 1865 Of THREE PER LENT OH sums OF -
and exceeding 0 which have remained nndisiurbed
for THREE YEARS prior to LIST July next; TWO PER
CENT on similar which have so remsined for TWO
YEARS prior period and ONE FEN CEST on sim
liar sums which have rcusined for ONE YEAR prior to
same period This Extra Dividend uade act OF justice
deposios whose money having been e thus unds
tnbed has largely contributed 70 the surplus earned
MOSES H. GRlNNELL, President
AHpRyW WARHRR Secretarv.
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Professional Notices.

A BOOK ON STRUCTURE, PILES, FlS-
N TIJLA &c sent for IS cents. HENRY A. DANIELS
A. d. Consulting and Operative Surgeon No. Unions square
Nru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CON-
wi PANY-FodB Of Barclay st-On and ster June u,
Meaning mail Trains for and inter nedsts sta.
tons viii Isavs at 800 MaA Express for all ststioas
west Of Miiburp, at tl0 D. Morrown EXPIRES. lat p m
s. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BASK, No. 1903 BROADWAY
NgwYoRK, June 10. 1865. !
nIVIDEND.-The Directors of the Metro
~ poitsn National Bank have this day declared SEMI
ANIMAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PR CENT ta). and an
EXTRA DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT ~. free of Gov
eminent taxi payable ON first Monday Of July next
July7 GEO. l. SENEY, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY. n
IL SIXTH DIVIDEND.
Tho Trustees of this Company have this day declared
DIVIDEND of -FOUR a. FER CENT payable June Is, Tree
Of Government taxi at their Office No. "a Broadway. The
Transfer Books win be closed from the 10th to the 18th June
inclusive. ARTHUR Il. HURD, Treasurer.
INV YoRK June 7. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

"ALLACks.
w second week Of THE wALLACK DAVENPORT
COMBINATION
UpeQuvocal success Of the great play Of
THE IRON MASK!
ITS BEAUTlFUL TABLEAUX. ,
GRAND AND IMPOSING EFFECTS,
With the superb acting Of those iinsuished Artists
Mr.. J. ". WALLACk, and 49,,
Mr.. +. L. DAVENPORT, assisted BY
Miss ROSE EYTlNGE,
and the talented company nightly greeted with the most
DEMONSTRATIyE IMPRESSIONS OF APPROPRIATIONS
AND DELIGHT.
The Tsbleaux eucored and the artists called FOX the end
OF each sct. 49,
THE IRON MASK every night until further notice.
FRIDAY. JUNE %, BENEFIT of Mr. J. w. WALLACk
In preparation the celebrated Drsns OF
OLiNER TWIST.
Tn which the Wslack Davenport Combination Will appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
- Disease, ofhe Pelvic Vscera under the care of EDWARD
~ DIXON Editor Of The Sclpel Structure. Plies Vsrico
ere Hernia and fsula Every OF Structure admits OF
radical and permanent in few days. and often imme
dste ono by DR.. DIS new instrument. ths Urehrotome,
med expressly modify Nr symss operston In all
,es OF the three enumerated affections the 10
sntsed II the be undertaken. Office hours from 10
J,iIy, and TO . evening" ut No. ~ Fi0h ave-
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PENSACOLA. Fla.

Glass No. Brics, class No. B. Oak and hard wood ella"
No White pine spruce juniper aud cypfcss; clos No l.
Lime hair snd plaster; class No 10 sss class No H. Iron
IRON nails and spikes cas. No H. Steel class NO. PILES.
No Is Paints oils and glass: cl.ss No. H. ship chend
ery; oass No ~ Hsrdvae class No. B s'1iiouery class
NO ~ Hay aud straw class No u. Provender; class No a.
Charcoal No ~ Betting. packing and hose. eas, NO
sp.ru and iubricaiug OIL. cl,s No. 20 Augefs class
No ~ Bituminous Cnmhe land coal class No H. Machinery
~ tools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
lessor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery In the Syracuse
Medic. College NJ Y Onice 81 Fast 27ths. Consultations
fforn 10 toa and too sPECiALTIfS; Diseases OF
B-stcture. which have been treated by Cauterzins
Cutting or Rapidly Diating Operations not undertaken
DILES RADICALLY CURED in ten min.
utes without the Of the knife, causc, acid by
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., Consulting. and Operative
Surgeon, No. Union Square, n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

NIBLOsGA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ats O'Clock.
~ bessee and Msnager..............WM. WHEATLEY.
EIGHTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
of the triumphant engagement OF
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
POSITIVELY LAST MONT
MARIE,
in the Romantic Drama BY the author Of Fsnchon entitled
the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
THE MOTHERS PRAYER
supported by the whole company.
SINGING. DANCING
SUPERB and cos LY NEW COSTUMES
DELICIOUS MUSIC.
HANDSOME FURNITURE &c. nc.
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, FIRST NIGHT
LITTLE BAREFOOT,
Q companion picture to Fsnchon IN which
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
will appear n LITTLE BAREFOOT
tire, time in this ethyl.
Seats secured Elk days IN advance
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NOR FOLK

Glass No Bricks; clas. No q Ston-i elias. No felo
pine timber. class No g. Yellow pine ambsf cas. No o.
aud hard wood cl,s No White pine spruce juniper Al
cypsos clos No Z Liuc hair snd plaster cass No. q.
ren class No r. noding and tire and hre clay, cs
No TO- Slate class No H. Iron iron spikes sud nails ella
No. H. steel. class No b. ri; iron class No IL FILES, ella
No Is Paints oil. and glass; class No. &C. Ship chandler
oass No u, hsre~Ar- clas. No H. Stationery ,as. 10
coa class No. p Betting packing and hoses ola,s No
Sperm and ubdcaing oils. class No -, Ausurs c,s' No
Autkraci. coa: ela. No ~ Ei'uninou- Cumberland Goa
S.mi bilnnnOus BrOad tnp coal. hump class
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plung the neck Of the flask into the
pickle bottle as far MS it will go, and
the barometer is complete, In fine
weather the water will rise into the
neck Of the flask even higher than the
mouth of the pickle bottle, and in wet
and windy weather it will fall to within
m inch Of the mouth of the flask.
Before heavy gale of wind, the water
has been seen to leave the flask nlto.
gether at least eight hours before the
gale came to its height. Tho invcn-
ton was made bya German, and com
manicated to a London journal.
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HALL's
vEGETABLE
Sicilian Hair Preserver

Has proved itscif to he thu most perfect prepa-
II will ro.tnrr ,,ray hiir CO. its original color.
It will keep the hair from falling out.
u clCauScs thc scalp
It makes thc hair lastrous and Hlh'n'
II * n splendid hair dressing ..
Ii Il rnpidly rniuluo % popularity among nH
classes Of tho community, such as no other
preparation for the same purpose has ever at
tanned.
BE very particular go osl for Hans Nesct99nic
Sicilian Hair EcstOrtI as there ls q Noi1hiD's
imitation in the market
For Sale by Weed Is lnrcu, j. H. butcher *
Son. and $. Il, Day Druggists st. Aloans VT"
and by Druggists general! ,,,,t as,
Nashua II prruiotors. G2-jm
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The farmers BAROMETER. Take a
common glass pickle bottle, wide
ssogthed, fill it within three inches Of
the top with water; then take Flor
ence oil flask removing the straw cover
ing and cleansing the flask thoroughly
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ZOLHX.
IODINE WATER.

IODINE WATER. Pure solution If 10.
l dino. without a Solvent, Sought for by
Chemists and Physicians. for the last so years
Discovered by Dr. II. Andcrs after 10 wears of
scientific research and experiment
The most astonishing Cures have followed its
use IN cases Of ScEoFULA both hereditary and
acquired. Az. KINDS oF lIUMoRs. CONSUMPTION.
MAlAnIoVs FENERs, RlEUMATIsM. EEMALE WEAK
MISSES, DYSPEPSIA, MERCURAL DISEASE, and all
those distressing complaints arising from a BAD
STASE - TIE Blood. CHKuaIc DISEASES. that
have baiiied the best medical Skill often yield to
the subtle influence of this remarkable medicine.
II Is the most powerful NIrMIzlNG AGENT ANp
NtsroRAflyE known It's eftcfs otl3, seem mir
dcW0uS. Pamphlets sent free Price IL a bot
tie or for IS. sold BY Druggists
Address Dr. II. ANDERs Il co. physi,ians
and Chemists, 42s broadway Now York
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cor on arrival q trains from Boston,worcc-tcr
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DRUGS And CHEMICALS.

We shall always endeavor to keep on hand
good quality. Physicians viii hnd u for
their interest to purchase their supplies of us
a. we shall do our best to suit them both as to
quality and price. Anything unsatisfactory you
will do us favor to report the fact on return.
Prescriptions filed with care.
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new SKIRT FOR 1855.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOD Skirts /?

i. W. BRADLEYS New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor double) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY. Ohto J. T.&J. O.
Wes) Sole pruprietors and Manufacturers. 81
Chambers and 81 Reade Streets, New York
This invention consists Of Duplex Cor twol IL
liptc steel Springs ingcniouslv braided tightly
and firmly together, edge to edge. making the
toughest most flexible elastic and durable spring
ever used. They seldom bend or break like the
single springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape twicu a. long az any
other Skirt
The ,ropdaJld ferbRiy and great comfort and
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies. operas, carriages. railroad
cars. church ptws, arm chairs, for promenade
and house dress, az the skirt can be folded.
when In use, 10 occupy small place a. easily
as silk or muslin dress
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of WEARING the "DuMeN
Elliptic steel Spring skirt f0r single day, will
never afterwards willingly dispense with THEN
uso For Children, Misses aud Young Ladies,
thcy are superior t0 an others.
They are tho host quality i'm every part, and
uuqucsti0nahly the hghtest most desirable
comfortable, and economical skirt ever made.
For Sale ian al first class stores in this City
and throughout the United States aud Canada
Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, AND
the West Indies
INQUIRE FOR THE
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
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EMOMORE, GRAVES 4 CO.,

TINS nstrumcnt IS in great demand. Al die
leading cornet PLAYERS throughout the Union
are adopting it. CUcuiars Und Price Lists sent
free bY mnH
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CA NEE !.

new ana wonderful discovery. DR.. j. C.
DlNONS CANCER ANTInO1F, which has o.
ready proved, in over I'VE hundred eases 10 De-
the most successful treatment for cancor that
has ever been used by man. Tho method of
treatment Is indeed simple, This terrible sis-
ease Is entirely remoyed in Il solid mass, with
ont the Use of the knife loss of blood. producing
u pam, caustic burning, or affecting the sound
parts ohice hours trom9 A. Nj. to4 ?. NJ; No.
40 broadway \. H. j. G.. DIXON, H. D.
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ipothecary and Drug Store.

Having good assortment Of everything per
III tanning to well furnished Drug store
We hope our friends will call on us when in want
Of anything IN our line.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-08

A DAMS o. x. PANT, an sizes Of Blind
N Brushes, Adams Narnish, Oval aud HAT
sash fools, busting, Marking, Scrubbing. Shoe
stove, Window Cmmb, ilosl Bath aid 'asting
Ia short, everything in the limo. A full stock
just bought. with an the advantage of thc de-
elil<, fcF splo al plItHLEs.
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st. Adams, April, 1865
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Domestic DYES.

\{'E are Wholesale Agents for Reeds Dyes
turor's prices. l.. L. DultHER a SON
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supernu0us Hair Removed

From all parts of the body in frc minutes
'eHhom INJURY 70 nte skin, by '"UrHAMs DEruA-
rory PowpEn." Mailed to any address for II rs,
by 5 G. tPliAM, 2j South Eighth Street, Phil
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-08
Iecl.liIlllcl.N-

| '.iN ocnnine Extracts. < great vari.t,
or Ain,ncan Extracts, equal 10 auv. CbncS
\ st'' Cosmetics, Rouge, Toilet Powder
D,.s har Oils, lomalcs, Rostorers and
soaps &C., for ,ale 40
BUTCHERS.
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WARRANTED this only Sure < Permanent Cure
Tor ilihs, l4ErRosN, SCRoTuLA, SALT lNHEUM AR
hl lIcn, and Diseases of the SKIN, on money re-
funded IN all cases of failure. Beware Of mita-
tons, Ointncnts only relieve but do not euro
Sold everywhere
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Superior Drain Tile
CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE

Combines economy, rapidity, and excellence of
work. tempors the clay az IT Is used; is driven
by horse, water, or steam. With seven men
makes 10000 good Bricks day. Circulars
Machines, and rights obtained Of BRADFORD u
HENICk, Il Broadway, New York
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TRAINs CONNECT As T0ILnMs

"a At Burlington with Boats on Lake Cham
Canada Railroads, for Montpelier. n. AIb,ns
hvnses Point, Montreal, Ogdeusburgh. and tbe
west At Rutland with trains for Troy. Anany
and New York, Saratoga Springs Schtnecta,lt
ana aa the West, Al Bellows Falls with trains on
Lowell, and Boston. With st. Valley Roilrood
ior Bratueboro Springfield. Hartford New ia
ven and New York and with sullivan Railroad
Tor Windsor, White River Junction. Wells R;yrr'
White Mountains
Messengers for the West viii find this a chean
pleasant aud expeditions route.
fVh llChElS, and all necessary information
enquire at the Offices on the line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
hntland, Jnno q, 1868. ltf
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The 81. Adams Liquor Agency.

null supply Of puye Liquors for medicinaI
purposes constantly on hand.
S. n. DAX, Agent
~, Aibdns, w., August 49, 1900. Ally
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Lake Champaign, Lake George,
SaraiOga, Troy, Albany, New
York, and the West,
VIA. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ON
LAKE CxEAMPLAIM.
"a BERTHs FREE. "a

UNITED STATES Capt. VIM. Anderson
= !, A,N N VIM. n. Flagg
II W SHERMAN date America, Cnnt. II Now
hON lhtAL-Capt. l.. S. White
FORMING two daily lines each way SUNDAYS
Leave Burlington at l0.30A. NJ. and g. As p
va army OF trains leaving st. Adams al 5 81
a. Nj, al ana 20 7. NJ, making close connectlons
at " ul.Aah with trains South and West. An
NluS az Saratoga 7iO A. NJ. and 6.4O p N
roy wv a. ~, and $40 r. NJ. Albany o %
~ a. "a ahl 80 r. NJ, Now York (via. Harler
H. ~ $50, p. NJ. by steamers, A. NJ. and 5 l0
RETURNING,
ne SIeamers arrive at Burlington A NJ and
% T. NJ connecting with Trains over VI q n
H., for north and east, - a.
Messengers for Lake George. should taLe t,,,
t"oi nHiB Boat at Burlington and arrive M 40
re@u OH Lake George the same evening aftc,,
ono OF the most delightful sails on the cont.
iien y Those desiring trip down the beauti
i ~, hudson by day can take tho evening Boat ~
iu'ln 6ion connecting the next morning al Al.
n@lF' WITH splendid Steamers oDaniel Dre,sr
Nv Shaneey Nibbard,. 9.45 A. NJ. arrlyinr i'm
Nv" l9lk same afternoon. e"
y, 4 - hLl0 for sale at the offices Of tho VI q
~ H., on board Of Steamers and at the oeir. ~
,, W. company west side Court-iouse Snnsrn
burlington VI. square,
g.,.o, ,e.- HIRAM TRACY, Gen. Agent.
-. -. Ioul' 90
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VTNELAND LANDS.

TO all wanting Farms.
I ARGE and thriving settlement, mild and
/ healthful climate. 80 miles s0uth of Phila-
dclphia by railroad Rich soil, producing large
twenty. and fifty acre tracts, at from s25 to s3l
per acre, payable within four years Good bust
ness openings for manufactures and others
Churches, schools and good society. It Is now
the most improving place East or Wost Hun
drods are settling and building The beauty
with which the place is laid out is unsurpassed
Letters answered. Papers giving full infor-
nation will be sent free. Address CHARLES X
lands, lWeiand Post-gdice, Lands Tom.
ship, n j.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor of the Tribune. 1T is one of the most
extensive fertile tracts, IN an almost level posi-
ton aud suitable condition for pleasant farming
that We know of TINS side OF the Western prairies
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-08

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