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TIE tribune ALMANAC for 1866 is pub
lished, and Is a most valuable compilation Of
statistics, and Of things said and done IN the
past memorable year Of our history.
CHRIST TIE WONDERFUL, or Lessons Oh the
Miracles; by the author Of Lessons on
Hebrews" Boston Henry Hoyt.
This question book was prepared, the
author says, with good deal of care for
Bible class under his own charge; and
will no doubt be found as valuable as it's
predecessor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-12

Musical AssocATIoS.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Burlington Musical Union
Friday evening the following oiioers were
elected:
PresidAf-W. Ii. HOyt.
Musical Direcf0r-H. |. Proctor.
Secretary and IreaSurer-E. A. Jewett.
PiariSt-H. |. Proctor.
Prudential COnln.iflee-H. |. Proctor, F.
Lyman, Chas. B. Gray.
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Handsome PREsENr.-We hear that the
new organ in the Third Congregational
church was New Years gift to the church
from Mrs. Henry p. HickOk. As such an
organ costs nowadays from 80, 300 to 81
500, this was magnificent present. We
hear also Fumors Of an approaching concert
in the church, which will give our citizens
an opportunity to see the new interior and
hear the new instrument.
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RIFLES.

[ GOOD assortment 90 HiE4z-rf Cslebrlf, atsz1e.
y .oa3i4g RJ3ss, warranted the beat shooting rifle
10 Tie market. KEPT constantly uu hand AZ No. Z,
Bank Block, by BRINsMAlD L HILDRErH.
sept ASK. daw
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REAL EsTArE-We hear that John ".
Wardwell, Station Agent of the Rutland
Railroad, has purchased Of 0. A. Dodge
for $500, the house and lot on Champlain
street, next south Of the residence Of Caro-
lus Moves
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ID 4 AZ r IN & r q
D VEGETABLE
CROP GXKIP :

: sure and ssfe Remedy ilr the Group. Alsl
the very best article in use f.r WUooplnE Cough
Coughs Colds, &C, ioT AiultsDr Children. Do 40;
sleep without H. foE . .r % the proprietor. il. II
~ kRlNUTuN, Providence. r. l. AIS ..r sale ly
Druggists generally.
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CArARRn: cATARRn::

IL Tor the above clmplAIut, after al other Ieue-
dies have failed. s. Thousands " those patients
who have given II trial DO rot hesitate, but
procure the medicine % once IL sl uOl Cisappoiut
sou. send stamp for Pam hlct ali about tltarrh.
For sale ~ the Proprietor H. Al. bJ bklNGlON,
Providence, K ]. Also io- sale ~ Druggists gene
rally.
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A CoNcIpKScE-The Speakers of the
House Of Representatives of Massachusetts,
and Maine, elected last week have both the
sane pane, viz, james n. Stone.
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CQ1laItNoAlo1't

DR.. STRICKLANDs MELLIFLUOUS COUGH
BALSAM &C. warranted 10 cure Coughs. Colds,
Hoarseness, Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Sore throat,
CONSUMPTION, and all the affections Of the Throat
and Lungs.
For le by Druggists. 50 cents per bottle.
Geo. C.GoOdwin 6 Co, q Hanover Street, Boston,
SHE Agenfs for NeH England.
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ELECANr WITCHES.

4 NEW 1t at beautiful GOLD WATCHES some
n seq WIKI diamonds, some richly en- -rayed and
ela-elle- a. the old stand, Church -
J. 3. BRINSMAID.
Sept. o.. daNtf
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY-0ur towns
Inan ). WIRES. Esq, - long and favorably
known throughout Vermont New Hampshire
and Northern New York a. an insurance
agent. has recently associated with himself
his son Ma. Rooney ). WIRES. young
gentleman Of excellent business ability, and
will continue the business in all It's
branches and on even a wider scale than be
fore. \ glance at their announcement in
our advertising columns, will show our
readers an array Of first class companies, for
which Messrs. Wires are agents, having an
aggregate capital of over noenty-siI millions
Of dollars, and such as can be equaled by no
other agency in these parts, if it can be in
New England. The advantages Of choice
from SO many and such excellent companies
must be apparent to all. We need only add
fer those who DO not know Messrs. Wires
personallY,Our testimony to their promptness
reliability and capacity in their business.
We insure with them ourselves, and cheer
fully commend them to others.
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THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED PUMP
THE "SALENILEG."
cHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Will restore Gray Hair to its original c0lsr strength
snt 1Hf promotes the growth Of the weakest hair
stops its falling out In three days keeps the head
clean, cool, and healthy can BE used freely con-
tains nothing Injurious The Best Hair Drsss Eg
0uer efsrtf % the public 10 j. recommended aud
ed by the first medical authority sold az the drug
stores, and at tuy Office No. lI<3 Broadway, y. y.
assure all persons the above preparation will do
ali that s claimed for Il.
SARAH \. CHENALIER, NJ d.
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DRowNED.-On the afternoon of Dec 80
Mr.. Henry Pike and William Dawson, res
pectable citizens of Isle La Mott. while on
their return home from Alburgh, in a
single buggy, got out of ii cir course, in a
snow storm. on to poor ice, fell through and
were both drowned. Their bodies were re-
covered the eamo evening.
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AGENTS wANTEDIS ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY
FoR The
MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY

REBELLION N THE UNITED STATES,
Published BY D. APPLEToS 4 Co., and now ready
for delivery. IL is designed 20 be standard work,
more complete than any that has been or may be
hereafter published. Complete in ono royal octave
volume Of over 500 dOuble-eOlumn pages. and Illus
trated with numerous fine stesl ensravings and
nearly ~ well executed maps and charts, iniis-
penslbe requisites 20 such wOrs. IL also contains
elaborate index OF contents of 6 closely printed
pages, by means Of which any important event OF
the rebellion az once he referred TO- or the ca
reer Of any particular officer. or the operations OF
tail.
In Extra Cloth, s. W in Library Leather. $500
IN half Turkey Morocco. dark, 81. 20 IN half Rus
sa extra gilt $50 in full Morocco. antique; gilt
edges 500 in full Russia, s90l. Payable on de-
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The work VIII be sold only BY subscription. Ex-
elusive territory given. and liberal terms offered.
DlNsMOOR 4 CO, y Cornhill Boston.
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on tue morning. of Dec Dist the gas-works
IN Plattsburgh were burned and about
S6Ooo worth Of lumber in the yard of
Mesrs Baker, ado lining.
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Somebody robbed the G Jn,ribution box of
the French Church in P .attsbursh, on tie
night Of the 18th uls., getting probably sos
ar $50.
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Russ.th n. Y. bookkeeper who attempted
TO murder Mig Dayton on the 23d ult., and
then to commit suicide. died Wednesday Of
his wound.
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KEY TO LOVE.

OR, DR. $. N. LASDIs's INFALLIHLE PsivArE LEC-
frRE on PSYCHOLOGICAL FAslISAIIOSs. 5th eti-
ton out. IL teaches you 90 charm those YOU love
&c. Secrets Wor,h knowing In IL, Price - cents.
Also, Great Private Book, Tor grown persons. Price
81 On Every married lady should have one. send
send price Of either, or both, 90 T. A. SrEINEa &
Dc, sole agents. No. 1872 Chestnut Street Phila-
lphia Pa and receive them, IN sealed envelopes
~ return mail. including ' SharD-ShCCt er."
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aaisftllaneoas.
GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
AGENCY.

No. e. ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Have Lands adapted to all purposes for sale AMI
lease, at low rates. Also Factories saw and Grist
Mills Mill Sites, Water powers, Country Stores,
Tanneries and openings Cor 81 kinds Of Mechanics.
Great inducements offered % persons going South,
either singly or in communities. Call or send for
WRIGHT, CARTER & co.
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SOLID SILVER

DIE. Cake. Butter. Fruit and Pickle knives.
4 cry, Ice Cream and Sugar Spoons, sugar
o..tcss, Match, SNUFF ami Tataccl boxes Spoons
and fuEss 40 J. T.. BRINsAfAID'S
Old stand rLurchSt.
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TO SPORTSNIEN.

TUE undersigned have Just received fall ass1rt-
Il meut 10 REVOLVING PisTOLs Of every desir ibl
pattern,aI CAErRInGE, t. az. A! q viii viii he
sod as Low as tie lowest, and very much lower
th they are generally sold 20 this city hy other
Stops. BRiSSMAID & HILDRDATH .
sept .J No. Bank Block.
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OvKNs. Srovks. AND MoPsTIcKs.-We haye
one firm, at least, in Burlington, which has
national fame Blodgett Sweets paten:
ovens are known pretty much wherever there
he's been hospital. or where the army has
gone, as well as by many favored house
keeper in many state. They make 4 mop
stick too, which is bound to sweep the
Union and in gas machines. stoves, and
other ware in their line, they can't be beat.
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festival OF TIE "GooD TnPLARs. -
Champlain Lodge No, 20, Independent Or
der of Good Templars, observed the New
Year, Tuesday evening. at their hall, with
pleasant festivities. The lady members pre-
pared well laden tree and a bountiful
supper and appropriate speaking and singing
followed. This Society is,we are glad know,
hourishing and dong good.
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The INCOME TAXA Washington cores
pondent SAYS:

pendent says:
Ii can be stated that respectable minority.
if not actual majority, Of the members Of
the Finance and Ways and Means Committees
of Senate and House are strongly in favor OF the
repeal Of the income section Of the tax law, and
in lieu thereof imposition Of tax on sales,
which, at one per cent. will produce a revenue
Of one hundred and twenty millions OF dollars
out Of receipts for rents, dividends upon stocks
and other justly taxable emoluments, similar
rate Of one Per cent; with the specific taxes
upon spirituous, malt and vinous liquors, and
upon tobacco in its various forms, a further
additional, sum may be realized equal to the gh-
est figure at which our present complex, un-
equal, aud vexatious system OF taxation is put
by its advocates. 1t may not be improper TO
state, in this constitution. that the SECRETARY Of
the Treasury, and at least enc Of the Commits
sioners appointed 70 revise the revenue laws, are
in favor Of this system
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FIEE IL RUIIASD.-Richardson Livery
Stable in Rutland took fire Saturday night,
and was consumed. By strenuous exertiOns
Of the frcmen and citizens, notwithstanding
the intense cold, the Herald Office and other
surrounding buildings were preserved from
injury. The horses and carriages IN the
stable were alro saved. Loss about three
thousand dollars. Insured in the North
American
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A Ii outward applications are time thrown away.
n HARRISON PERlSTALTlC LOZENG Is re-
move the cause, vlE.-Costiveuess. They are the
only permanent cure u the Piles, either bleedng
or blird. For sale az No. ! fremont Temple, and
by all druggists, or viii be sent By mail cuclo-
sin. CO cents,
Us. HARRISON 4 CO., PropFictors.
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Y

DR.. STgICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
thousands Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding
Piles. Il gives immediate relief and effects a per-
manent cure. Try 1t directly IL Is warranted 70
cure.
For sale By all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle.
Geo. C. Goodwin a Co, 81 Hanover street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
wlsms
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Bo1KR ENGNE Co. No. 3.-At their an
nual meeting Friday evening, the following
officers were elected
F0remGE-C. Hildreth.
lSf AssisfGHf-B X. Thomas.
I'd AsIstant-Frank Wight
CLERK and Treasurer-0scar Bostwick.
AUDITORS. Russell
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY the semi-annusl
election Of the ALDERMAN Society, of this
place, the following officers were chosen -
Edward Murphy, President James Hayes,
Vios President Michael Courtenay, Secre-
taryi Martin Daley, Treasurer. The HI
bernians propose to celebrate the coming
ST. Patrick's day with the usual ceremonies.
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FERGENNEs Posi- ofIcK.-lion., Geo. W.
Grandey, who has held the Office OF Post
Master in NergenDes since the election of
Mr.. Lincoln, has resigned the Office and no.
minated as his successor John d. Smith
Esq, whose nomination has been officially
confirmed at Washington. Mr.. Smith en-
tered upon the duties Of the Office Monday
Jan lst.
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Splendid Lisf OF .frticIes.

Al % DC sJ-4 10Y u DOLLAh zach.
80 Gents Gold Hunting Case Watches, SO tosl-J
800 Ladies Gold and Enameled Case
Watches 25a 60
500 Gents Hunting Case Silver Watches IS " 70
Ag Diamond Rings, 60 100
5000 Gold We and Neck Chains Is" 30
1000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets.
1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, s." 10
1000 Chatalaine Chains and Gusrl Chains. ~
5000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches 9 " 10
1000 Lava and Florentne Brooches, g.
Zoo Coral, Opal and Emerald br0oeAes.
2'O,v Mosaic, Jet, Lava and sl'-entiAe Far ts
Drops.
800 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Far DroPs't
700 California Diamond Breast Pms, --l
1000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch hpys, 81
1900 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 10
5000 Sets Sleeve Buttons studs. etc. g.
900 Miniature Lockets, 90
5000 Miniature Loekets-Magic sprius, 3" -
1900 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc 2
coo Plain Gold Rings 4" II
500 Chased Gold Rings z" u
1000 Stone Set and signet Rings, 250" 10
5000 California Diamond Rings, ," 10
800 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-yet and Gold. {" IS
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Cameoi Pearl,
5000 cold Pens, Silver ExteusiOn-Holdsrs
5000 Gold Pens Gold Mounted Holders. } "
5000 Gold Pens and Extension Holders, 6 . 10
5000 Silver 6oblets and Drinking cups . ~
1000 silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10 y" 90
PER DOZEN.
1000 Dozen Silver Tea spoons; ~. $40 %, to $50
,,.xxxx or DISTRIBUTION.
CTu-TrrCATFS naming each article and its VAL
ne are pI,ced In SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
s-.n .S,ffss one Of these Envelopes, containing
~ r.-tfeate or OrEsr FOR some Article, (rsrfh az
~, 80 aoligr at retail will be sent by mail to any
1891 without regard 10 choice receipt OF .
cs1ts The purchaser viii what Article il
Srs,ry and its value, which may be from One TO
Fiye Hundred Dollars, and can then send One Dol
lar and receive the Article named or any other on
the list Of the value and after seeing the arti
cle fit does not give perfect satisfaction we desire
il to be Immediately returned and the amount paid
will be refunded.
BY this mode we give selections from varied
stock Of fne goods cfthe best make and latest
styles and ofintrinsic worth, at a nominal price,
while all have chance Of securing articles Of the
very highest value.
In all cases We charge for forwarding the Certih-
cate, postage and doing the business, the sun Of
Twenty Ave Cents. which must be enclosed in the
order Five Certificates win be sent for 81 eleven
for sai thirty for SIS sxty-ave for $40 one hun
dred for sl5
Parfsss dealing rith may depend hariag proPt
returns, and the article drauR i be Immediately set
10 any address By return r1aii or s-prsss.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases
Write your Name, Town, County and State PLAIN
ly, and address
q Courtlandt ST., New York.
May l7-v6Eos
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Meteorological Table, December, 1865.


LocALrTY-University Of yermont-Lat. n z
Long. 3 10, Elevation above tidewateT 367 feet
above Lake Champlain o-7 feet.
HouRs or OBsERvATION-7 A. NJ. 2 p NJ :: / NJ
- THERxossrER BACON DIRECTION AND :
ETEE. FORCE OF WINDS. :
s-AN2PNgP.M. (neGE.) JAN. 2P.s. JPN
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The Boston Pest calls the prohibition of
cattle impoI,stlcus. from Canada, beast
ly business" ~
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SOCTHERN LAND. EMIGRATION,
- AND PRODUCT COMPANY.

No. 4 Broad way, near Wall stTeet, y. \.
Offer for sale 4OODO1 of the finest and most val
liable Land in the Southern States at excee ding low
prices. Tracts from 100 20 5el 00O acres. Cotton
Plantations, Farms, Mine raj md Timber Landset,.
Iron WORKS and Furnaces, Coal Lands, SILVER Mines,
etc. Titles guaranteed
WI. QUINCY, Secretary.
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Photographic Albums.

and many pretty and desirable goods very accepta-
be gifts 20 tile loved ones at Christmas or New
Years fr sale cheap at the old stand west side Of
Church Street, hy
!. Z BRINSMAID
uec1ut er T.
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HOLIDAY ALBUMS.

4 y entire new and nice lot % PHOTOGRAPHIC
n ALBUMS f9r . % 100 pictures, opening this
day.
J. Z. BRINSMAID.
-eceM.erL-- 80
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CLESWOOD LADIES SEMINARY. HIRAM
VI Occult, A. NJ, Principal Miss MARY z.
COBB. Nics-l rincpal. Accommodations eNcellonti
Board Of Instruction large, oilcieat, and perma-
nent course Of study extensive and thorough, and
expenses less than az any other school OF the same
grade. Winter Session begins Jan. 9 summer
Session, April -, lstS Apply early 90 the friuci-
pal.
West Brattletoro', Vt, Dec ISIS
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Average temperature OF the month, 20 D
Average Of December for nine YesI- past. 20 ''i-
Mean height q the Barometer, -, 80 inches
Rain and melted snow, - inches
Average cloudiness, --lJths.
But little rain fell during the moath' anu Tie
f,u Of snow, in the aggregate u Inches vas ho'
suaicent at any time to make good seighinsa and a.
the close Of the month there was only to OF three
inche Of snow On the ground.
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NVANTED-Agents 20 sell our Goods or the best
~ Patent Right that has ever been offered TO
the putlic. The machine is more universally used
and paysa larger profit 10 Agents than any patent
articl, in the market, Patent Rights bought and
sold at % COrnhill. Boston, up stairs. Office hours
from 10 A. n. to p. n.
d. OSBORN Z co.
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RIAL EsTArE.-Mial Davis has purchased
Of C. W. c. Pattee, for $4,000, the house
and lot on Cherry Street. now occupied by
u. II. Howe.
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THE WEArnER.-Our mild spell ended on
the 4th in snow squan, which came
across the lake like solid wall, and
made things hum when it struck shore.
The mercury fell rapidly through the most
bitter M ht Of the season, and stood next
morning at hceafy-one 6eiO'o zero, with a
sharp Northeast wind.
This is a fall Of 50 degrees in IS hours.
At P. NJ. that day the thermometer stood
ats s. below zeEo.
THE THERMOMETERS. Saturday .mor'g at Sun
rise, stood at To- below zero. at > pm.
that dsy i, stood az 10 below zero. with
north wind, clear SKY ane merc-ry falling
The thermlme;e7 Saeday morning
stood 257 below zcro. ut noon Il
below. at : P N. lS7 below. and
sc s 2. u. 209 below. TIE average
g ,lo "a hours was fully 207 below
zer1. Monday morning the mercury stood at
u : below, and at noon l0o below
This we need not say is remarkably Sc sere
weather. There was nothing like q last
year, the coldest temperature Las winter
being -l9 on a single morning n January.
and the same one morning -, Fob-,orv
The barometer. winch has cen yerv high,
standing at S0.75 Monday mo, ming. is now
falling,
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The Fenians. .P''s,i !
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8anroads.
CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Co,n,oe1eir0 Jan. 1866.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST

TRAINS GolA6 SOUTH AM AAnAs
Leave Burlington at zoo a. n, 20 P. NJ, and
NAL Trai caves St. Adams, ats.I5 A. NJ, con
Meeting az w. lite River Junction and Bellows Fails
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester, Springfield ana
New Y0rs, arr wing at New York At l0ij P. u and
with trains on Passumpsic R. r.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. VI,
ST. Johns az 90 An, Ogdensburgh at 80 4 NJ, FOR
Boston, &c, connecting at Burlington with Rut-
land Road for Troy and New York. arrving in
Boston via Lowell at 10 80 P. II.
Night Express leaves OE1ensburgh at u 81 A. NJ,
Montreal ?. NJ, R0uses Point SIS PM s.. Johns
at 40 P. ~, arriving at Boston AZ $50 A. u, con
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, sc, and arriving IN New
York at go P N.
TRAINS GOING SoRTa AS1 WEST.
Leave Burlington az 1904. ~, SIS \. NJ, 40
?. NJ, $50 P. II. ands uQP. ~
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell az : % a.
". for Burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal, Ogdens-
burgh and West arriving It Montreal at $50 P. u.
O.teusburgh a. 1850 A NJ.
Niail Train leaves Boston a. 5.0o A. u. via Lowell
via lawrence and FltcLburs al 80 \. ~, Spring
held az IS A n. for Burlington. and St All ms
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld At 8 ;
A. n. BurlinstcL at IS a. NJ foE St Adams,
Montreal au1 Rouses' Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls az 1000 P. "
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R r
leaving New YORK. at l2l5 P. NJ, and IRON Cheshire
X. r leaving Boston a. SIS P II connecting al
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
500 P. NJ, tor Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal
and Ogieusburs, with Grand Trunk trains FOR tie
West
sleeping cars are attached O. both tue Night tx
p-ess trains running between St Adams aud
Boston, and St Adams aud Springfield.
Through ickets % Chicago and the west for
sale al the Principal stations.
Tickets % Detroiti Clicaso and al points West
sold by II. y. DbURN, Agent, 80 American Ho-
ts. Burlington, Ft--BagEage shocked e Cd through
81. Adams Jan ]. 1850.