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Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
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TRAIss GOING NORTH AsD East.

Leave Burlington at AS A. NJ, s.lo A n -
P, VI. 500 2. 81 800,
DAP Express leaves Boston via Lowell A. -. 80
N ioI Burlington, ST. Adams. Montreal V-
burgh, &c. ~
Nail Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell az -. "a. a
u. Is<rsnce aud Fitchhurg At 30 A. ", y n
led 4t As A n for Burlington, 81 AinA-''''
deashurgh and Montreal. -
The trala leaving BOstcn via Fitch ~ 80
a. n. and Springfield at 7.45 a n, i.-I.5,a
White River Junction with the Day Exul~,Fa
Accommodation Train leaves N0rtl1s-i sa,ss
4 NJ. Burlington, Rutland st. Adams 81
Point, OgdeushGrgh, &c. IN
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails :. ~ ~ r
resolving passengers from Vermont sA-S .shrs
leaving New York, at l2.l5 Z NJ, AMI iruL..-9g a
i R. leaving BOston at Sd 2. N, -Iss.tSr al
White River junction with train lesv'n- gy-strssl
100 P. NJ, Cor Burlington, Rouse's POM, T-ua,
and 0gdensb1rg, connecting with orA1-
trains for the Vest Ni,b. IL
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the -. Az
peas trains running between 81
Boston, and Sc. Adams and 5pringnell. a., for
Through tickets for Chicago ana inc
sale az the Principal stations =, ,,,i,,s West
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago ani AZ oa,-,,sricsn
sold By Il. N, DRUKY, Agent No. a ,5rocgh.
Hotel Burlington, Vt.-Basgage enecA' -,
81. AlbAns July Z. 1857
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Ihc UIl EsIlOI|-I7e0 ~ 2 FlIlI W. =
LAKE CHAMPLAINl
Fall Arrangement.

The Splerdid and Cormodious s,eaa,-
ADIRON DA,h, Capt " ID. r-szi
USIrE6 states, q. R.-a-
on and aHs- p. -day, sept. 21th. So. f----a
- Daily Line each way, (sancays ez-=l7-
GOING soUTH-
-fss.lns B-l.-leave Pisttshursh 30 A.. ~. Pr
Kent I'D Burlington s.3I g. NJ. arrive
Tc1nderv-s I:si p w., whitehall
Fr.rfns s.1f-l leave r.. uses Point A. 7f
"a N.
The morning and evening Boats uaFe close GO
rectiou u Wh'tei al aIth tram fr S4r1- q
Troy, Alran. New Nors and the West
GOING NORTH.
leave Whitehall 4. N auo S 30 P NJ a--igi-.l
Huntington 2. 81. and Oh A. ST.. Paa-
hur.h go a 81 auC uU P u. al- h.-a.
POINT ar ego p. 81 The Morning i.a-..tts-.
~ PIattsrur-h and Ev uinz Boat 90 gru-s,
Point with t.a--s III Montreal and o--s--
hurzh.
- Or Saturday morning -le steamer Ac.--
dacv VIII leave houses Point 40 O'Clock. -
which lassef gers EIll uas- tlr1- % the itss b
tAyl-rt. and connect Uit1 Evening blats E
Albany fr New Yo-k Also, O. Boat viii .-.-.
Bqrln-t. .ur F-at-,.Ir-n 40 l.-.-' A. VI i-- %
turn az asa p. y.
= Ti-ssr, good san ur-t, Ba7g--. -,a-
trsErt. Fare a. tats ~ By Ely 9t1sr r0Iis.
Thruuh Tickets caa he procured s- s--
Trluk RAILWAY DfIces Montreal, az the --f
Stations Of the O-tsr-fur-h, Vt Cent? --
-.Iaer & SaIafu-a, HIf-ur river and Lake -1-
ers and 40 the General uIce 0i the D.----.
West -sre % City PARA, Burlington. VI
Ere chs tasel at j. --t rates
- state Rooms can be 9-1clEel % The Gene.
dice.
HIRAM TRACY.
6suI supt
Bur'i1- t01. Vs. Sept. --ih. --.-cSWI
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Nine per Gent. upon the Investment.

Nine per Cent. upon the Investment.
Thee Bonds authorized by Act OF '.r.--ess. are
issued only the work urcr- ses ans 70 the sane
amount only a. the Bonds granted hy the Govern
ueut and repre-ent. 10 al casss. the frst tsr
upon completed eqllpict. aJa productive raj
roao. in Which have been irvr tel Government
suns dies stock sursc iptiols. dula atoms sur lus
earnings, etc ami ~hicn is worth more than three
tunes the amount q tlrst AuEt-a-s Bonds which
can he Issued upon &c.
The Ce1 trail Pacific First Mortgage Bonds have
all the Assurance sanction AMI -utrGnties o. The
Pacific Rair al Act & Congress. a'd have N al.
dlttu several Noticeable a1Vsrt4.s ever all other
classes Il railroad bonds
Fr-rf-They are the Superior claim upon altogether
the most vital and valuable portion Of the
Ss-.r4-Heside - fulIes, benefit cf the Go-e-r-
mcut subsidy. (Which f. a subordinate lea 5 ths
road resolves tee benefit oi -4rse Donations
from California.
Fart Fu1s half the whole cost Of gradinc sa1
miles eastward Of san Francisco is concertrat
ec upon the $50 miles 1ow about completed.
fou-tt-A lHcu business already Welding three
told the annual interest liabilities, with a.
vantas' Gus rates pay able In coin.
Fifft-The pricipal a. we'll as The interest % its
hauls being payable IN coin, upon LEGALLY
b.ndinz Agreement
Having carefully Investigated the resources apt
prospects q the Road, and the maua- emeut Il the
COMPANY a;.4i-s, We cordially recummeLd these
Bonds 70 Trustees. Executors, Institutions an
others as an enlnently soazd -nf realz1erafirs
'gru Of Ffr1.4EsHf iErcsfHsHf.
Conversions Of Government SecHrigie,
INTO
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
now realize for The Aoiac, about
welve to Eighteen Per Cent. Advantage
WITH rRE SANE BATE oF ISTEREsr.
The following are the current rates CSeDternher
9h,l Su Jet, q course, 10 sing yarietl0ns from
dsy % Csy. We receive 10 exchange;
{. 5. O.. 81, coupon and pay diGersEce....I5s %
Q. ; 5-@ls lSi2 coupon, do ....l-O 80
L ;. As, l-f+ coupon, co ....i35 90
L 30 5, 1905 coupon, DO ....l4s "a
L. 5 S-A- les. ices. coupon, do ....tsl -
q. i-, lS6T. t-esl, coupon. do ....,5is 81
{. ;. ~ AZ, coupons, and pay difference 80. -
I 80 O. -eries). Do do ...-tst l9
L. :. 7-3s ca serie.l, do do ....I22 10
PR sale ~ Bants and Ban ers generally, Of
whom descriptive Pamphlets and Msps can 70 OBJ
tanned, aud D
FISK x HATCH.
Bankers q Dealer In Govt Securities,
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF TIE c. P. r. R. co.
No. ) Nassau Il, NY.
Sept. Il.
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BOOK.

BOOK.
MISTAKES OF EDUCATED MEN-by John s.
Kart, L. L. d.
PoPEs ESSAY on MANI mo cloth, finely Illus
GRIMM's 6OBLTNS-illustra.ions in colors.
SUPERSTITION AND FORCE.
GOOD ENGLIsH-by Gould
sHEODs HOMILETICs.
ANCIENT LAw-by II S. Main.
FRIrHIOFs sAGA-Ist American Ed. edited BY
Bayard Tay Tor.
SHORT STUDIES ON GREAT SUBJECTS BY
Proude.
Received a.
HUNTIN6TON's
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&ailro5ds.
RUTLAND AND 8VBLiSGTOS RI.
CHANG OFTlNE


Commencing, Zay -. 1862. trains viii Fan as '-.-
lows
LEATs BUELlS6TlSs
20 4. NJ, MAIL TRAN i1s Boston, Lowell. W.
ces-er. Eitchhurzh. Era-tl1f Isl 4rin ne-1 iili
lord, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New f1-t
Arrtve in Troy a }.lC r. II. New No-s ~ p b.
Boston - up, ".
fsTsugt % Bosf7- AID Troy s-Ittauf -tgs.s .f CO..
l.75 p. u. DAY EMPRESS. for Ruta-- Eel -
Fails, Troy ana Nv AOrs. Arriviu- e A1iii-
Ais P " Bellows Falls, $50 p. 81. Sc--ae;'
tody SIS P. 81 New York 5.45 A NJ
SIS ?. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 90 R1.4a.
arrives il Rutland a IS p. ".
I0.G0F. n ,NI6HT Express, With Sleeping Cl-,-
New Tors AMI Boston Arrive 10 rroy a. a. a
Il. New YoTk 1918 AN Boston -" A. <.
r,r9sgs 20 Troy sl4 sosfaA SsiAost essags sf CT
The lnuaui l.l5 P. II. and 9.Of A. II. tai
make clUse Connection with the New Y0rs Ger
tral al Troy ana Albany for all points "ei-
from ,ir SOFIA and Eaff rsISI anne a. 9~rlssfs
O. foiisrss
i.I5A.H., NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN with SieePa.
Cers IRON NeN Yer, and Boston. Leaves NsE
YORK. az 5 P. n, BUst0u j3i p. =.
s.5a A. M.ACCONOpATION TRAIN from Ru:.l--
rs P M.MAIL TRAIN nom Troy and Nsv 3 r.
: So P.A., EXPRESS from Boston, Luseil, ~
este, Springfield, Hartford, New usEe-. III
An1 New f0rk.
For further Information apply at the Urio1 I,A'
Il ptce, No. L. American Hotel Blucsl % AZ -s
Rutlana SsurlinSton Passenger station %bsrS 90
M al points Sest, North West and 5 1t1 W.
,hOice may Re made from any Of the various r1ll1'
ron Burlington.
J. ". WARbWELL, AGENT, asseu- ger station
>. v. CARR ENTkh, Agent. No. Amcrcsn ucs-
sEO. =. AERAiLL. 'sst
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VERMONT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July /, 1867
Trains GOING souTH AND EAsT.

Leave Burlington al TO AN. ~ 81 ~ aal
.OUi u
Mai Train leaves ROuse's Point az 8
receives passengers nun O-deI shurh + r -
connects at Waite River JuucIlun and te-.s
Falls With trniu- Tor Boston, Hofcrster sli-s
neid,anG 18th trains u iassampsic p. T. g-fi'e' .
New orb a. lu.45 ?. ~
rttau.htaf Train leaves Montreal a. ass >
St Johns at Is B. H.. a. a. ANN H. at tuf -.
1910 N connecting there With S;salsl'"-
LeEe 6e"rge, Saratoga, &C.
DAY Express Leaves houtreal az -. a
Il. Johns al lOA. M O-denssurzh a. So. =
RoUss's Point lO.f5 A n. Tor bostou. &C sifi'--
n Boston yis Lowell - 10 - 7. b.
Night Express leaves OgdensburEl A. u - -.
Montreal 33l ?. N. Rouse's Point 5.fuP. ". 81 -
1t 4.sO p. ~, arriving az Boston At 1io A ~, ~
1ectlng AZ Bellows Falls with Cheshire Aailrys 49,
5oston and Worcester and N.th Vermont =, =.
Railroad for Springfield, &c. and arriyinsl Y ~
York At Is2Jp II
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FARMERS RECORD
Nd AcCOUvT B0ok

A Nd ACC UNIT B o O 4
with heading AID rulings for Farm and family
pense and general accounts with much valuable
Information for farmers. inc u-ing tables OF
wei-hts and measures AID inc, mes required q he
made 20 assessors-a book that all farmers should
haye-by ". Z. Munson-(0Ip 81 F! t0-n-)
Fur s2le hy
S. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington, Oct. {, 1867. d&E
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MAGAZINES.
NEW ROOhs.

NEW BOOhS.
QUEEN YICTORlAS MEMORIES OF TIE
PRINCE CONSoRTn
"KATHRINA:7 HER LIFE AND MINE, in Poem.
NEW POEMsr-by Mathew Arnold
NATURAL THEOLOGYr-by Mahan.
''SlN y EARS IN INDIA" or - etches OF India
an" its People, as seen hv a Lady Missionary. e,
THE FOkksf BOY.r-Lif OF Atram Lincoln.
STORY OF A CHINESE Boy
"BiBLE JEWELS'-by Newton
For sale by
Sept e. EA. FULLER.
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Weekly Journal Of Fashion. beautifully illustri-
ted,
Also
.M4GAZL.N-ES FOR .N-OTE.BBER.
Received ~
oct. p. HUNTISGTOSs
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COW VERSIONS.

We convert the several issues of sxyEy-rua,,rs
at the most favorable market rates, into FIVE rvyx
TIES. which, at present price of gold, Weld the
ABOUT one per cent more interest per annum
circulars with null particulars furnished upon ap;
plication.
MAY I. d&wIy V'Vhh ".
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The Company offer for sale, through Us, their
First Mortgage Thirty Year,
Six per Cent. Coupon Bonds

PRIMO PAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
6tLD ON, 10 New York city. The, are 10
sums q sl,t0J each. with ser i-sr nul gold
coupons attached, and selling the present
q 81 Ter cent and accrued interests iron July
ist added, In currency at winch rate they yield
nearly
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Books and STATIONERY
CUI.TU RE,

DEMANDED BY MODERN LIFE BY Younsns
~ and other new books, at
BUNTINGTON'S.
sept Is. ls57.
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THE EXITING.
A Collection of Glees, QuGrtetts, CRoruses.
Pdrt-S0n9s, &c.


A Collection of Glees, Quartetts. Choru,e,.
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UPWARDS OF HALF MILLION COPIES OF
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The marked features OF the collection are
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BANKING HOUSE
OF
JAY COOKE 4 CO..
a. No. % WALL STREET,
Cor. Of Nassau 81, YEB YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices.
and keep on hand a full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, sEvEN.THIRTIEs. and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and execute order,
for purchase and sale Of STOCKS, BONDS and
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North American Fire Ins.Co
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated 1893.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s75O.oOO.
Piity per cent Of net profits returned to policy
holders, fN--NJ
s. & R. S. WIRES, General Agents.
Applications for agencies for the three last uamed
companies In Vermont, Western New Hampshire
snd northern New York, should be made 10 a. -
oeners Agents and Agency SUPERINTENDENT ~
sAld companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken in the sbov.
named nrst class Companies to the sr,ount ~
f250,UO, in one risk VI
Dwelling houses and their contents and t.rm nm
Per9 generally will be insured for one or a term Of
pear allowing the insured 10 receive back yearly
thceeiourths the profits rates so low as 10 paEs
= AZ Upset 70 AL having such property to insure
70 Try these Companies.
premium notesar not required and the insured
lncurs no liability 70 assessments the Are easb a.
see Of these Companies ffi-nish perfect 1ndemnitv
first-ciass Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
will De
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Lostes literally adjusted and promptly paid at this
s.& RS. WIRES Agents
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Steamboats,.
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN

This well known and reliable Company. VII
ing the present Season, run their .,s-s o.
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No, l.-"my Child My Child = No 2--'Theyre
Saved The. re Saved - No odd Seventy
sixi or, the Early Days Of TIE Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS sill receIve
either Of the following dus stee PLACES at choice
and Nv" Certificate OF $ ock, thus becoming en-
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now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND z,
TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,

LocalAGENTs WANTED throughout the Q. States.
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NtiLISIER'S AL HEALING OINTMENT

Has been old family or the past twenty years
aud known all around the world as the most soo,h-
ing and healing Ointment in existence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-23

destined TO bear the name Of Napoleon III to
tuture generations. It is very well to say, as
is said in the English Parliament, Mexico is
so well organized that she does not need any
help but for my part I-prsfer keeping TO
realities. In order TO oivilize this country it
is necessary to be completely master of 1t, and
IN order to have full play the strength which
lies In 0ToS bdtuiLLOnS must be constantly rea-
hzed. IL is an unanswerable argument. ALI
strength which cannot be realized, such
as prestige, skill, popularity, enthusiasm,
are resources which rise and fail-troops
are Indispensable. Austrians and Belgians
are very good in times of calm, but let tenn
pest come, and they are only red trousers.
II l may tell you all my thoughts 1 be-
neve 10 will be very difficult for us to pass
through all the first vital crises If the country
be not more occupied than it is. Everything is
much scattered and IL seems to me that instead
OF recalling anything, It is, perhaps, essential
10 augment. fear very much that the Marshal
repents of not having written in the month of
october what we asked him TO write. He has
dreaded the discomfort in France, and has,
believe, exchanged little unpleasantness for
great one. This Is not nay opinion only; IL it
were, could not venture to give IL with SO
much confidence: IL is that of - and also of
-, who are both competent judges They say
that they are not reassured, not so much on our
account as on account Of the army; for we can
bear a check-nobody would be surprised at
that-but the French army could not. We can,
II need be, retire like Juarez into distant pro-
vince we can go back whence we came; but
France must triumph, because she is France.
and because her honor is engaged
1t is not stated to whom the above letter was
addressed.
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RAILROAD LINES.

M ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ THE MIDDLE RoUTE.-shortest and most
Hazelton, White Haven, Wilkesbarre, MahanOy City,
Mount Carmel, and all points In the Lehgh, Ma
Passenger Depot 3 PhliadeiPhia, n. W. corner OF
SUMMER M h Z AFRxSSEMEN 3 q SSg
On and amer WEDNESDAY. May 8, 1857 Passenger
trains leave the New Depot Berks ami Ameri.
At7'45 A. M.-Morning Express for Bethlehem and
Principal stations on North Pennsylyana Railroad,
for ALLENTOWN, Catasau4 siatingo Ms1ch Chunk,
Wkesbafre Knsstop Pttston and ali iY points SsS IN
Lehigh and wyoming valleys; also, In connection
City, and with catawsss S saiiroSd 'Ut for % Rupert,
Dnanyille,, Milton, and wiiliAmsport Arrive at
barre at X M at ms %sha6oy City Cify ss %
train, passing bethlehem at 1855 P. NJ, for Easton,
and points on New Jersey Central Railroad 70 New
Az S'45 A, M,-Aooommodation rDoylestowu, stop
Willow Grove, Hatboro, and Hartsvilie By this
train, take the stage at Old York road
ton, stopping AZ intermediate stations. -
MaIh Sbn5 W6s sIep IeT MabS6y
CITY, Centrala, Shenandoah, Mount carmel, and all
Passengers for Greenvle take this train to Quaker
AT 245 P. M.-Accomm odation for Doylestown,
stopping at all intermediate stations. Passengers take
stage at Doylestown for New Hopei at North Wales
At 4 =. NJ Aocommodaton 70. Doylestown, stop
ping at all INTERN ediate stations. Passengers for
Willow Grove, Hatboro, and Hartsville take stage
at Ablngt N; 1Or IuInDerVlne aL DOyleSJOWn,
AT $40 p M.-Througb accommodation for Bethle-
hem and all stations on main line OF North Pennsyl
vania Railroad connecting at Bethlehem with Lehgh
Valley Evening train for Easton, Allentown, and
Mauch Chunk.
At 6.2O p M-Accommo odation for LansdaIe, stop.
ping at all intermediate stations.
At l1'3o p M.-Accommodation for Fort Wash
lngtOn. - . - - - -
From Bethlehem, at 915 A. NJ, 2O5 and $40 Z. M.
2O5 =. NJ. train makes direct connection with Lebigh
Valley trains from EastOn Wikesbarre, MahRnoy
City, and Hazeton, Passengers leaving Easton at
u2OA A. Nj. arrive in Philadelphia at 205 p. M.
Passengers leave Wilkesbarre at 80 p. NJ. connect
at Bethlehem at 65 p. M and arrive In Philadelphia
at $40 p. M,
74O p NJ.
From Fort Washington at l160 A, NJ. and 305 p. NJ,
ON SUNDAYS
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A, NJ.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 245 p. M
Doylestown to Philadelphia at 7-20 A. NJ.
Bethlehem to Philadelphia at 4'30 p. M.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger cars convey pas
seDgers TO and from the new depot
White cars of Second and Third Streets line and
Union line within short distance OF the Depot
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office in
order TO ,ecure the lowest rates of fare. ..
-- ELLIS CLARK Agent.
Tickets solo and Baggage checked through to prln-
Express Office,
IiS No. los 8. FIFTH Street.