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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
rI7E ASS sASSINATIOy COySPlR.
ACH.
Account OF shs Fiot--lis; 81
Booths Accomp.ices unuer A..
rest
New YoRK. Nav q

I cGNl
New YORK, May 3.
Tho New York World has lengthy
and graphic account Of the plot agains,
the rulers Of the alton which contains
the following points: Booth was the
original protector Of the crime; it was
seconded by parties in Canada, and
he was furnished with a murderous
accomplice in Payne, from tha, section
Mrs Surrat was the mother OF the Cenci
Booth found another bloody accom-.
plice in Atzeroth; the route for the es.
cape was planned two weeks prior to
the act; Atzeroth was the man who had
tho room over that Of Vicc President
Johnson; he ran away so hastily that
he lief in it his arms and baggage, also
coat belonging to Booth; when Booth
escaped, Harold wen. with him; they
reached Surrat's at midnight, and stop
ped at LloSd's Hotel and got bottle
Of whisky; Booth remaining on his
horse, Harold went mp stairs and so,
carbins; Lloyd offered another, but
Harold said Booth had broken his
leg and could not carry j.; as they rode
IF Booth called ont to lloyd. sWe
have murdered the President and Sec
re,ary Of State" They reached DR..
Mudd's house before sunrise, aud Booth
had his broken leg sci; an old fashioned
wooden bandbox had 10 be spill: up for
eplintcrs. DR.. Mndd says he did not
know who they we're, though Booths
boot, left at the Doctors house had
his name in it. The following accom-
pieces are all under arrest, except Sur.
ra,t and Captain JET; Spangler the
stage carpenter at Fords; Sam. Arnold
Of Baltimore. who claims to have
backed out of .hc plot; Cabtain Jeu,
who TOOK Booth behind him on his
horse; A'zaro.h ASST mel 10 kin the
Vice President; Thomas Snrrat,
the mistress of the conspiracy NJ.
Lau.hln friend and con:e., ,erato .f
Boo,h; DR.. Muad who Sc, Booths leo
Lloyd who entertained the assas.ins
and gave them cstbin.; Sam. Caser
who concealed and fed Booth: Harold
captured with Booth: Surrart, VIII,
shared the secret of,he meiitatel crime
Payne who attempted he life Of Sccre
tary Seward; M-s. and Mr. Adams. of
Newport, believed to have assisted
Booth; Mr.. Wilson of Newport whpI
though cognizant Of the crime did no,
assis, justice.
The New York TriJane's special
saws: Payne the assassin of the Sew
ard family has made a confession of
bis guilt He sail i, was useless for
him TO withhold it longer. lie had
been fully identified by six persons, and
the Government had other evidence in
his possession,.hat he was the party
assigned to tha: terrible crime"
The New York Times Washington
rpecial says the preparation Of tho con
spiracy cases for trial has deyolyed
upon Colonel Burnett, who conducted
the treason cases At Indianapol;.. His
ability developed in those cases, com
mended him to the Government. He
il now sitting the mass Of testimony in
possession Of the Government.
The prisoners are closely guarded.
Among the precautions adopted IA
prevent them from committing suicide
is tho padding Of the head of each
,hickly with cotton. 80 they can't bat,
their brains ont. This was suggested
by the attcmp, BY Payne few days
since,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

e5 The Iowa Republication State
Convention, for the nomination Ct csa.
didates FOR Governor, Lieut.. Governor.
one Judge Of the Supreme Court, ssd
Superintendent Of Pablo Inssrsc,tou
to be elected at The next general cleo.
ton in October, is called 10 meet 6
Des Moincs on the fourteenth of June.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

The large steel bell in the spire of
the Catholic Church, in consequence
Of the breaking Of the iron work on
which it was hung, fell from its place
while being rung on Sabbath morning,
and in i's descent carried away every
thing beneath it t. the very ground,
lts weight il about three thousand
pounds and notwithstanding the terrible
force With which i fell, il sustained no
injury. The person who was ringing
il had narrow escape, but got oat d
the way IN time to avoid the DANGER
harrington Huck keye.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
IA EAKR,S

TT.
u VIII actually restore gray and faded l,;,
to its Original color, hy FIRST lestariur ,n s,.,,
loa healthy condition.
II WV prevent q hair frem c4,lpr ~
II will remove dandru!f, AMI ctre III ~.
pleasant tsh'ng and crnp,ions Of The se, J.
y y remedy for nervous tcalache.
No lyc.
- restores TIC hair b. natural process
aoa may &c used with rcrfcct safety and nav
be used by aiL Friends trv IL.
Price Sl,oo'ner bottle SD al tho CIV
, Drug Store in I, edo. ytn,o
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

sB Lay It down as 9 rule never 10
smile nor in any way show approval or
y"u do not wish to grow with his growth
and streg,hen with his strength.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

The DtWit Obssrrcr has the follow
inc: S,me time since, T. J. Crouch
Superintendent athe common schools
Of this county granted teachers c,r
sitica'e to young lady in Camanche.
Of fine qualifications for teaching, lut
up"n'hearias ot President I.neola'
assassination his laly expressed hrr
joy BY laughing, aal when Mr. Crouch
learned the fact, he promp,ly anunlle,l
her certificate, Served ncf4isls
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

in,en, that the last sh.il be equal il
in every rcsrec. to she hrst.
-Thr Boston Post Office receive.
about 500, 900 quarter for the sale o1
postage stamps.
The wife Of = gentleman, Who doe
not live thousand miles ffom Chat
fiel', presented hin, not long since
with bouncing boy. The happy f.
,her had been anxiru>ly looking fol
this stranger for fourteen years. and OF
being asked by his wife Whist h.
would call him replied. "Ar'osian."
think have seen you hef,re sir
Are you not Owen Smlth.' Oh yes
I'm OWN Smith and OWN Rrown
and OWN Jones and owin oyery
body
The citizens Of Marion, Linn county
have contributed within a year on,
thousand. seven hundred and ,hirt,
dollars and eight eeats FOR the relief Q
the soldiers.
The citizens ct Warren county hay
| determined to make the case of hOrs
thieves and .igh, fingered gentry of al
classes a business; hence have organize
the "Warren County Thief D-tcctiv,
! Association That looks decidedly un
healthy t"r rascals
! An English physician claims !
have found very simple means Of ar
resting the hiccohgh. 1t il snf.icicn
u squeeze the wrst, preferably tina
Of the right hand, with piece d
string o. with the tore finger and thuml
II the other hand
i The raaoei ofthe En- slish cotto
manufacturing districts continues &, Il.
ellae Neaily two thoussna able hcdia,
mon obtained employment AID went O,
'hs list lar.ns tho u .st week M Arr,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
DR.. D. X. WEIR.

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi
zens Of 7'oeo and vicinity, that he is perma
nently located in this place, offers his services
as PractioEer Of tie German, French < Spas
ish mode Of medical treatment 50 successfully
prac,iced of latei France, Spain & america
He not only ascertains the nature Of direase
as formerly rrasiiced by physicians. but passa
on and discovers the cause, howsver intricate
he disease may he. Those..ivi"g a; o distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated ny
sending him clear vial full of their moning
urine from which tie disease will be asccr
tanned. Female complaints in ali thir sarion
forms treatede carefully AMI coni.en.iaily
will attend toaH Calls pro nptiy. Rcsi!cac.
and Office. North Wesr OF the public square
j. X. WlER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

Baltimore the "Monumental City
contains the finest monument Of w ash
inston in America. The citizens of tha,
city have started proposition to build
I monument to "the second Washing
ton" and subscriptions for that rarpos'
have been already started. II il til
inten, that the last sh.il be equal il
in every rcsrec. to :he first.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

-Th. Boston Post Office receives
about 800, 900 quarter for the sale Of
postage stamps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The Committee Of the rebel CO agrees on
JEFF. Davis last message. in tn sir report
which Is published in full, make the follow
ing statements
Davis never officially recommended put
ting negroes into the army as soiiiers, and
never TIL now intimated that be would APP
prove such a measure, while last November
he expressly diGpproved Of it.
The Glars exempt from military service
except railroad employees ana state othcer-
number east Of the Mississippi ninr thou
sand men. one-third ol whom are hysicians.
and nearly another third are ministers OF the
gospel the remaining third i principally
composed Of teachers, prOicssnr-, printers
and employees in newspaper Oihc.- and apo
thcc:rics.
In remarkable contrast to the number oi
persons relieved from military service hy tire
exemptions above mLntioncd. the report %
/ the Cunseript Burc1u cxbIbiis the iacj thar
east Of the Mississippi river twenty-five
I thousand and thirty-hye men h5ve been he o.
/ tailed by executive authority Therefore
! Congress recalled all such details
The cOnscriptiun laws enacted hy Con-
gress have placed IN the military service Of
tbC country all lts auie-pplit citizens Dope
tween the ages oi seventeen and iitv. Ihc
whole military material Of the country, -o
/ ir 10 legislation Is concerned Is ab-JIJtd =
the Consumption acts.
The committee doubts " her the pre-
sent specie value. payable ir the future, will
induce the owner of property 70 part with %
and whether the pas>asr OF an impre rmen,
measure would not :esuit IN q general clu-
eesiment of provisions, and consequent stdr
vati0n Of the army.
The military rtvtrses, which impaired rH'
credit OF the government 10 such an ,Alcn
AZ TO destroy tie saledblliiy ol auyo. l.i
bond. left little hope thar treasury mote,
would be excl ane,i for ii.hc l,ruh.at,-
As soon az the enormous increase in che M
rears of debt wac discovered as above men
toned. all idea of reducing The eur, ncy 6
$50 millions A. proposed. was abandoned o.
unavoidable
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

DIUkETIC COMPOUND.

- For Diserscs offhs Uriacry Organs, TcsulfiHg
rom itPTueence causing improper eisetges, he1t,
nTifitioH' SC. n contains NO Copqita cu5s5s, Tir-
Penftss, OF any other offensive or injurious drug.
but y safe, sure, aud pleasant remedy that viii
cure IN ore half the time Of suV other or fiC
tr1es ,7lh D. TgfUndsG. You that have neen taking
haise7s Cop Iiv1 for months without benefit. until
"cs and pale your breath and clothes are tainted
WITH is offensive Odor, throw 70 away snd ssud for
bottle Of this Sars Remedy. Il viii not only c,irs
you a once, but also cleanse the system from the
hurtful drugs you have been taking 40 long - For
Ctr0nie cases. Of months aud even g.cTs duration,
II y sure cure. Try u once, and you viii never
TASTE the d'FZusting mixture % BaisalG C19ciu1
again. - One large 6Ottlessenerslly su-lcien; 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
Alternative SYRUP.

foT fiPurifef Of ~ Hood resrlf5sg from inIDrif-
fenee, eGlsiTg Er1ptioHs on rae Skin sore TAro1t
i0ata aud No'e L7s7 n H1fr Oh Sores S0,iingsi
Pans N ne bonst aid an other slqTs o. n acfius
poison IN The system. X, No remedy ever discover
ed, has done what has been achieved by thist %
card g'nf -sr from fhs South 't9gpiHg Newport
ard for 'rstcs a. pTsssnfee DT. VI ui't 500 ana
agUlHg been under TIE treatment 0f ire most stnsnf
phgsiesrS IN R1ffir4re, Ptig.eigiis ard vsts Fors
for five YEARS No er despair u q permanent
cure matter 75ig obstinate your has ban IN
III sou have tasted the virtues Of this potent sfr
1fire Il i prepared eIpr.stly orf hs glrDo,e and
j. superior o. any ofaer r'Rlefy for such cases. 2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nsr0us D,biify, Seminal FsGsue.s, Loss OF
Poirsr, iripatsH-g. C0a5itssoH Of Thoughf Los %
Memory iIfGfabis Temper, Gloomy fBprsh -llsioIE,
Fear D.sf 0HdsHrg MsilHch0ig, ana all other evils
caused by sscrsf hlstfF or isdufgsucs -
This remedy j. composed of the nnst soothing
siren stheuing. and nyigOrating medicines in tie
Whole getabi- kingdom, forming iu combination.
the mast perfect rfsofe for this Estimate class of
malad.es ever etdiscOvered. lthzshe-n sent every
State in the Union po-ti vely curing thOus .lds vi
have never sem the inventor, restoring hen %
SQUAD h-lifs Nervous sufferer where rer you
NAV be- don't Eiil % test the virtues Of q i Hsa-
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PRICE SO. These FOUR SURE RE fEDiES
gs prepared az Ofcs and c1n b attained uhsrs
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directions in sealed package seeTs for o5.srtafi0u,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

1t is reported at headquarters that brig
ade OF the enemy with their artillery were
yesterday advanclngto cut their way through
10 our lines and deliver themse.vts up
A great military movement agai INST Mobile,
commenced on the 18th, by Bent Dn's 30 d.
vision Of the 18th corps, and Bur trans 1T
brigade of the % corps. Gen. VeRtcii's and
Stokes brigades are also going in the direc-
ton of Bonsecours. Gen. AND rews also
moved from Barrancas with two brigadcs
and took possession Of Pensacola, which ne
now holds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
LIFE, FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE

I LIFE. FIRE MARINE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, Conn--capital...... s., $1,000.
Home Insurance Company.
oFNEW YORK.-Capital.. q, 10000.
phRniX Insurance Ompany.
OF HARTFORD, Coun.-Capital. 500, 900.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, Conn -Caoital. $4,000.
North Western Insurance Company
~ OswEGO. y. Y.-Capi,al.............sl 5o, Co.
Western Massachusetts Insurance 90.
OF PiTTsFIELO, Msss.-Capital.. $4,000.
International Fire Insurance Company,
oFNEW TOEK.-Cspital.. 10000.
North American Fire Insurance 60.
or NEW YOBK.-Ca Dital........-.-...-.!J,0 ,OJJ
Loriiiard Fire Insurance Company,
OF New YORK - Capital. 500 1oo.
New YORK Life Insurance Company.
OF NEW YOBK-Cash Assets..........S 1.653, 5s-.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. C1nu.-Cash Assets...... 500, 500.
Travellers Insurance Company.
or HAGTF0RD. Conr--Cash Capital. .s5oo,OJ,
Fire and Inland Insurance taken 10 the above
nam-5 ir.t cis-s c9upsni,s -0 the amount Of D.
ll1 in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro
u-rty zen "a viii ra IusEreI iur one OF a term
at wears aloa ~ the insured to receive back year
mssr d; au ol iect % so having such property %
insure, 20 trs these CoTpauie-
Premium no are not Required aud the insured
incurs DO liability TO easements thr large cash
Assets Of -1s-e Com an.es iucnish perfect ndemni-
on f-r, class dwelling houses and contents policies
20 five years El be gwen for uue per cent premium
{ r the whole term. auu thg Insured allowed re-
30 Of three our-hs the prults annually.
TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., iusures
szaiast ace dents % all kinds.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
will in.u e 5000 against accidental Jos. q life
while travelling By suy public convey ance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
. 8 cure a policy Tor g 051 and also ; per veek
comp. ton Or personal Injury iucapactatinE the
assured iron Doe ordinary nus'1e--
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
. secure O faIl policy for $500 and 8 per week
mrcn-at on Tor a ami ever desert. Ron ~ accid-
sut trav,i NJ H- otheraise
Policies or si'J Nrta e. per week mpersatlou,
can "e @ IT ?. ger aluum- or aut ether sum
. between 500 art = Ur1 20 pr. uortl nate rates
Special an ~ -Idcu- riss- -as-n AZ special aud
. LEL-rlHus rate-.
Fs6. ladaslv D. WIRES. Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

GENTLY. JsxNY.-Sir james Mackin,osh
invited Or Parr 10 take drive m H. gi1
The horsc became Tcsiivo. ''tiuully. J-m-
my" saws the DJctOr. ''dun't irriJaic hiu /.
always soothe your horse, Jenny. You %
do better without me. Lct mt down, Jcn-
NV Once on terra tirm0, the Doctor r
view Of the case was changed. Now, Jem-
my, touch him Up. Never let "a horse get
the better Of you. Touch him up, conquer
hun, d mi spare him and now In leave
you t. manage him. III rail- back
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The whole matter of the intimate. iation
between forests and inundltlIns IS most Doc
terestincly treated by George p MusH. in
hi recent elaborate and exhaustive wars 90
Man and Nature he thus beautifully
sums up the results which follow mlu', dis
turbance of the physical harmony previous
lv in the universe with the li-Iru.sr-
ance OF thc forest. an is changed A .nr
season the earth pIrts with De warmth hv
rajmtiJn % an open -kv-reryItiuE. af .u-
other. au imm1ier1te heat from tHy ur.H-
structcd ay, Of rHe Sun. N.1.. t.o Gle
mate become, excessive, and the -H.. j. H..as-
uatcly parchcd by The i,r,Hr OF Summer .rt
scared by che rizIr- of IS Winter. Bleak winds
sweep unrc-i--ed over it- surface. lrI.. away
the snow that sheltered DC from tHe .--..ul
DIV up its -cantv moisture The gr-eIui-i-
I non becomes a- lrrcgularas che temr,rstlu,
I the melting SHOWS and Ve-niI rains rI bone
I ger absorbed bv o. loose an1 tibuitl- yeE0t-
I able mould. rush over tHc frozen >urice..ul
pour down the valleys seward. instead a,
/ tlhn- rCteO.iy he'd oi absorbent earth.
and storing zap "a supply ~ msi-1ur. -' ..et
perennial -plng- The face off r.u earth is
[ ~ longer ID sponge. hut aa-. h.Hr, and
the floods which the wftc-s 9. t.. SKIS pour
| ..'H.a % at..|H ..a'H
/ iuE In SUSPENSION ya-- quantities .i earthly
/ particle. which increase tHc aHr.lIr- power
and Mechanic. .Hr.. .t tHe current. .ui.
/ augmented 1y tae -.ri .r- gravel % filling
/ banks. fills t.l beds a. STREAMS I..tr.- B. .fu
/ into reV channels. and .,tsl.f- t..ir QUITE
tets Ihe liHiot-. wanting t.ir former
regularly % .lHI l7- and deprived ot OBJ,
/ protecting shade % 90. ws.l-. a.. H.Hfri.
/ eyapasftl. and tiu, ro.ae,. l t..'r u
mer currents. hut swollen t. Raging torrents
ia Autumn and Spring
TuE FlooD ~ rnF On Recon. Wa,
. disastrous. the les h.in- moderately t-ti-
mated ~ over $4,000 COO. on CIV m-
/ been completely hj-d,d. and many lu-iue-,
Offices were carried AMY hy the vHr,s.
which TO with unprecedented mriHtv.
| All the bottom lands above OIL Civ weu
submerged and the McChn,ock ami OI
! CITY bridge over OIL creek aud tic Franklin
bridge over French creek were carried away
/ Dsuicks and tanks containing large Qunnu-
ties Of oil were carr cd ava, ana the r.g 2
Is black with floating blrics mo-, of chem
/ filled with oil All -uc towns uiuu. ttc Al.
l leghany river are inundated. 4 cluoi 'cr,' Doe
/ quantity Of the oil IN bair,l- will Dee rec ",
/ I'd. having q mtcd in tdiits below piU-iur.
and been left aground hy the rcrcdins Va-
ters at the mouth 90 SeVirklv Greek
/ Property 10 the amount ui Slu0 900 Ws-
washed ashore. large field 10 Mtnct,.-
ter l. entirely covered with oll barrels.
/ and one pi,cc OF bottom land short die
nnre below Pitt-purg, about 81 acres o.
/ extent. Is covered from xix t. eis.t fut
/ deep with confused MISSES ct Oh barrels
and lumber
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
NuPORTANT CAUTION

sS T10us1Hcs Of Dollars are paid % .Vildling
qua-k- daily, tsirt thar tir0ua 1t-1J This
comes from trusting 10 the deceptive adErr.i.s-
mrnts OF men calling themselves Doctor - xhuse
0iv recumme n1atiun j. hGf they srg Of tieussIref
n Advertising physicians, IN nine cases out of
ten are tmPost9rs and medicines Of this Kind found
In frlg sforcf. are generally WOrthess.-g1t uD O.
feN and not O. cure The SURE Rsmsfisg can be OBJ
TAI ed At nig once only, and are warranted o. re-
presented lu every, respect, fss yrs-s t-iU b
rcfHHdf1 Persons distance may be cured At
home a. re- sh0rfest possf5is fins ~ sending for
them n Dr Mattisou Is an educated physician
ui over t~enty years experience. ten ia g.a.r1I
prart'cs until compelled BY ID health o. ad5ut an
o-s practice treating al accidents resultln frol
imprucence To both axes, giving them his traols
affsHfisH ~ Circulars giving full information.
IN uHd0Ebf.f '.sfill9Hilis. also book on SBs-al
Disezsss, az ssGisl furei1Dc NJ free. Be sure
and fsnf f0r fts Tor without fss'Irnoat1f no sfrs-
a. can be trusted Enclose a stamp for postage
and direct o DIR & MATTISON. No. 2s
MON STREET. PROVIDENCE. l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The green houses attached % tine resi-
denee Of Mrs. Samuel Colt at Hartford, are
probably the most extensive in this country
There Is in al over quarter Vi "a mile VI
glass houses and un:er their Aiud roofs
may now be seen al varieties OF summer
vegetables fully ripe-tomaIOcs- peas. sirlrg
beans, beets. rsdisbes, lettuce, e. - peaches
and grapes fer Advanced towards perfection,
pine-apples, and plants and aJwcrs from ey-
ery zone, and Of every stHte OF growth. Tie
whole IL a fairy land Of beauty and wonder.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The NV York farmers who went Willo.-
butter all last winter 80 - 10 have o. nlee lot
10 sell tbs spring at 81 pound, are uo.
happy nowadays. They fairly oyerreaeheo
themselves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The prospects Tor wheat cut West are very
fine. The fields IL Ohio arc covered wiki
the young wheat, scarcely any being winter
killed. A good deal more was sown iast
fall than usual.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
RUTLAND AND B5RLINGTON r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov. 18th 1854. trains will nun as 70
lows:

Commencing Nov. 18th 1854. trains will nun as 70
lows:
LEAVE BuRLIssIor;
SD A. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell nOI-
ester Fitchburgh, BrattlebOro, springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven. Troy. Albany and New YORK )
Boston 30 p.
Though 20 Boston irifso.t CAangs Of cars
100 A. NJ. Accommodation Tram.
10 P. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West; arrive az Troy 500 p " /:
New York A. ~, by Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars Hudson River Steamer
Tarolgt % Troy trifassf CAsags IF Cars-
90 p. y. NIGHT EXPRESS. with sieepin. Car. Tor
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive IN Troy AZ 5.O1 A.
n. New York 10 ~, Boston = An.
Through 10 Troy and Boston Titherf ehanys
Or Cer'.
ETsa~ a, soar. 4.a Ear TTaiH' arTrss B-Thsg-
fo- 90 faGs,-s
lis 3. y, MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell, Ror-
cester, Spri u deld, Hartford, New Haven. Troy,
Albany and New York. leaves Boston - A. v;
New York m - a. 4. with Sleeping CAE s-tsch-d.
Troy l400
as 4. -, NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sic p-h-
Cars from New YORK. and Boston. Leaves New
York ~ I'm, Boston SD P.x.
Iu.Go 4. K. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from kut
Land.
sd =. b NEW TORh EMPRESS. Leave Ner
York az 800 ,. Y. Through rom Troy without
change Of cars.
TICkETS sold for Saratoga. Troy, Ai0s.J, New
YORK. Schenectady and al principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads. and IN
g. ~. CARPENTER
~. American Hotel SldcE-
Barkaz- ch-esrd through.
Pare Away a. low a. by sny oths- line.
GEc. A. MERRILL. sup't.