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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

First Glass Mower,

By taking our whole supply Of sec at the advanced
price asked by Us, over other machines, and also
for the unanimous expressions Of satisfaction in the
use OF the IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY 60.
EDWAED A. SMITH.
EJoHs ". NEWTON. :
ais Sept. fkwit
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Yours, with respect,
JOHN S. COLPITS. J.l

Rev. Mr.. JAcksoS, Bap,is, Clergyman, wit
from st. Martins, in reference % tie Worm La-'-
ges, says
Messrs. Fellows 4 Co.,-6ents Il affords &c
great pleasure in saying that Ihave knoFl ia q.
own family, and in the families Of Others V-i-
ful effects produced in the distraction o.. VOWS
your Norm Lo=sHges and l can certify uf -
seiously that believe them to be the mes; a-----
al remedy that has ever been invented i- De r.
moval Of worms from the human stomach ~
hope. gentlemen, in presenting such a u-l'i
medicine to the world, that you may receive -a
patronage from the public IN general
Iremsin. Sis, yours truly.
WILLIAM JACKS.l
St. Martins, n. B., Aug Is, 1856.
PhysiciGn's Testimony ~ Iar0r Of FsHouF f-
Lo=sHges.
SALISBURY, July t
Messrs FELLOWS Co, st. John,-GeItisus-
have examined your Worm LO-engss, and have
come acquainted with their effects as an l1,ir--
tic, and have much pleasure in recommend de-
use as a safe and efeetual remedy for Wor=si l---
fully believe that their employment as sucl o.
give satisfaction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

ST JOHN, \. D, NlTl-' =
Messrs. FELLOws & CO.; This is o certify -
ny little boy, aged SIX years, having been %
troubled with worms of late administered '.--
your Wow LozEScEs,as per directions, AMI -
hours after he passed several large w1r ls'
Lozenges are particularly valuable, as tie --
are fond Of them. You are at liberty O. l-7
for the benefit Of others. --,s,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near nome, in which no *
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute to
its sfecfiueHess AND drd5ifg We shall build for the
harvest of 1867 for the Counties Of Chitenden, La
noble. Grand Isle, Franklin in this state, and Tor
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unrivalled
machines,
OF the Best Materials, Work and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good our claims Tor TIE
superiority OF the IMPROVED BUCKEYE T. as
stated above, VIII give any responsible man
who wishes 20 buy, opportunity 10 test our II 4
chine his own farm in competition ir,ta any 0fhsr
reasonable time, or viii through Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BuCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity to thank our numer-
Gus patrons for the encouragement they have given
US 70 build z
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INTESTINE WORMS

Are among the FIRST to undermine the c11s.,-.
in the list Of diseases. They often occasion ---.
disease, ending sometimes fatally, par- -a-
when they ascend to the stomach. Thcis u-...-
in their most ordinary situation is attendei
unfaYorable effects upon the general health
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TESTIMONIALS.
Fellows Worm LOzenge,

From persons Of the first respectfully o., Scr
Brunswick, c0nce-uing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

An old lady announced in Court at At
lanta, that she chad no counsel, tina!
"God was her lawyer My dear madam,
replied the Judge, "lle does not practice IN
this Court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

CROQUET FOR THE MILLION!
COMPLETE sets, full size, made from Rock
" Maple. with box, at IS, s., $40, SIS or SIS.
the cheapest ever offered in this market.
For sale by
,ulyis c. o. FRENCH co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
Springfield L. n VI. ins. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000,
s.&R. S. WIRES, General Agents
North \ merican Fire Ins.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated 1873.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s55O.OOO.
Fifty per cent of net profits returned to policy
holders,
3 4 p : WIRES General AGENTS

holders,
S. & r. s. WIRES, General Agents.
Applications for agencies for the three last named
Companies IN Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should he made 70 s as
General Agents and Agency Superintentents FOR
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland Insurance taken in the above
named first class Companies, % the amount Of
$1-u,tfH, in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perty generally will be insured for term Of
years, allowing the insured 20 receive back yearly
th-ee-fourths the profits at rates low as TO make
it object TO all having such property TO insure,
20 try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
incurs liability 20 Assessments; the large cash
sets Of these Companies furnish perfect indemnity
for all LOSSES.
First-claSs Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
I-sIrsd me ysas for and fourth per for
tss eNfgre term.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid a; this
zencv.
:. d RS WIRES Agents.
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MATTHEW HARRlSN

Messrs- FELLOWS & Co. u is due 20 y.-
heads Of families, and to the publi- az .Ar='' -
should give a statement OF the effects oiJoa. 7.
Lozenges in N family. Ny daughter lzel -
five years, had been troubled with severe -
nearly two years, first in Dorees,er, Mass
our doctor attended her for some time, fati-
did not held her, procured syrups an -'l'.
mon remedies, without giving relief. Sia-s
70 this city, procured medical aid, au9 ~. "a
child grew worse, so that we really thQl-- Be-
would die We despaired Of getting is1,--t, D.
child was troubler with worms ms. and that The
originated from that cause. | adminslel,-- s4
WORM LOzESGEs this morning; We we've 80 E
large as my little finger. Our babe. only g. -. -
months old, ate two LOzenges, and, attn ---i..l-
ingly healthy. il passed a worm at as 80 fl
long. am happy 10 say that the lite --1sgis.
had eaten scarcely am thing, has zoo ~
and Is now doing we'll \. hA''
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fine stock Of new and unique patterns Of PLAIN
cold enameIed and etruscan sets half setts, Broo-
Che. Ear Rings studs, sleeve AMI Collar Buttons
Bracelets seal, stone, masonic plain chased anu
children's Rings, Gold and Silver Thimhles. Gents
Stone Scarf and Masonic Pins, Tooth Picks ,Armlets
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

A young woman reproved for indifference
to her sloyenly suitOr, replied why
should pine away for him, when he will
not spruce up for me?''
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Steamboats,.

=. 49,
- - -
oGpEysBrRGH TO THE WEST:
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
The only Through Daily Line between
Ogdensburgii, Chicago,
And intermediate Ports.
Only Six Days Through, without Change
of Boat!
This we'll known and reliable Company, will dur
ing the present Season, run their line OF
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN
STEAMERS daily, between csdensourIs'l UsnSso'
Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, Chicago mh"Auheei
and intermediate Ports
Leaving Osdensburgh, ON Arrival Of
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
PASSENGERS and Families moving west can
embark with their Luggage, Team, stock, &C, and
iand ,ogether without disturbance or lrahsnp-
ment al their port OF destination, thus AEOlulhs
the great Inconvenience OF the many oIa
NUN n
~ IaTre fAnISs and STATE RoONs, amply and
neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS PAsSENS Ei,s'
and Second Cahids with Cook Stoves ana I9LnlqrtA
Me Accommodations for passengers anu a'lAi g.
who may wish 70 furnish their own ~ Ls.os. ~ ~
efforts will be spared 10 MAINTAIN 'he 'oH
Of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
A tbo-ough rebuilding, reatting, repairing and
-sfn-nisbing with several new boats aade1 70 tne
line makes this now the most comfort
80 evpeditious route O. the GREAT WEST
-55- Re sure and see the Agents o. thls Line De-
| fore lou buy your tickets. 81,
- Tn rfu Sen tciA nays Hif't fatsehyt's az g.
/ DS5ot in ogisI.s5Ergk 10 fse eA'e's AVA ~ '''''
We viii make il the interest Of every Traveller
10 set the Agents Of this Line before pur'hAs'ii-
''SSTHROUGH TICKETS over all Western
! p.7fr,a5 Iines can be obtained on application 9
! GFORGF W SMITH. Office corner ford anq ~
/ terson sis . opposite johnson House, Osiensbur-u
/ n. Y. ,. ,,,,-,-r,., M pAGGAGT
FREE. To EACH PASSENGER.
Baggage Checked through to all points
For THROUGH Tickets and other Information Ap
| ply ~ q A EDDY.
OfEce Steamers Landing, Osdenso uf-li ~ /
GEO. ". SMITH, Geul Ticket AGENT.
IL J. GOODNO. Passenger Agent. - 60,
For further information inquire al ''' N'N''
i''So' II. n. DRURY, Agent,
AMERICAN HOTEL BLOCK.
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They are entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the STIR
ach, loss Of flesh, paleness with hectic, i7se,..
sometimes voracious, at others feeble, du.1sss .
the eyes, drowslness, a swelled upper lip. t11.4,
Whitley f1rred, and studded with red spots ss.. .
garlic breath, grinding Of teeth durins sleep.
sensation Of lodsment in the throat, an uarl.s-
craving for dirt, chalk or clay. fretfuIness ar. -
liability Of temper, eholie, fits and palsy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

For full schedule Of Presents, see circulars, g NJ
free on application. Each Certii'ite 81 sioux
is accompanied with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

LocalAeENTs WANTED throughout the Z. States.
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Elegant. rich ami .erylccablt Of Gold, Silver, Rub
ler. Hair, &c, all styles o. guard, vest FoT
-aortine Chatelain and NecS Chains.
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after four DAYS trial fseven other machines compel
ing) IN 1896 Its last and greatest victory was AZ
Auburn 1861 as may be seen by the ioilowins "a
tract from the New Xors Times, sept leth
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solid silver Ware.

or our own manufacture superior in quality sly le
and finish Spoons, Forks, Napkin Einss, IuliI
niesIe knives. Ladies. salts. Card Cases, Port
monies. Tobacco and Match Boxes, &c
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27

q the best Mower. The most prominent points Of
Superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection Of work In all kinds Of grass. and on
every variety Of surace; lghtneSs Of dra, ease Of
management, perfection OF mechancai eonstructon'
simplicity, strength and durability
The Subscriber yro1If aesfn call tho attention Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
Il. B. FLOYD,
u 0FChnlaEer and JelCeier
Chains and Charms,

in Gold and silver cases, suitable for Gentlemen
Ladies or Boys, Of reliable quality and superio
frfs and STYLE.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
LITERARY ITEMS,

The Manx Society have just published, IN one
large octave volume an English and Manx ana haIx-
and English Dictionary under the editorshp OF the Rev.
W. GIN and the Rev. j. T. Clarke.
IL is said that the first works to be printed by the
pcnser Society are those of John Haywood old drama
ts who died in the early years Of Eizabeths reign; 10
DC followed by the works of Taylor, the water fOel
iatering testimonial has recently been given to
Mr. Alfred street by several of his friends and admirers
IN Albany Referring the complimentary tribute othe
poet Mr.. Henry 7. Tuckerman gives discriminating
sketch Of his productions In The Boston transcript G
Some two hundred subscribers caused an eNqste to
print of his poem of FrCntenac 90 be eNecdteo py @
sell whose beautiful topographic achievements We ato
with those who know and the woods and waters ana
vesed in aboriginal history anu ana Ss b NJ i 9'Dov Do
IL almost the living poet OF note VINO - "a hh
nve OF the state, they naturally Ieei lpcai % S bnS ION
hnh and graceful elaboration have made the exclusive
admirers Of the euphonons and deheate IN verse COPa
nvey negectfu OF Street, but such IS not the case @ @
genuine aud robust lovers and observers uf nature lhs
very poem, with the Lost Hunter and others, nave
phatc pictures of our scenery and border life OF native
origin The flavor atoncs tor the form or rather tne 9rece
and detailed descriptions bring so freshly ana nO %
the facts OF the wilderness the foray aud the contrast OF
civilized and savage ethat apprecauve readers, es
me inspiration In the song Street not an academic but
American bard lac was born IN the wldest paiI Ol
New York state and has passed summers In the Auoh
dacks long before they We're known to fashion ana TO
fame the consequence naturally is that helS npueu WIN
fOrestfe-s tones, aspects aSsOclauoHs; pases' 5 I
evanesCent phenomena andts peIlahSA 9hu
Feproduoes these with vgor ana truth slfeet was Ine
FIRST -Raphaclte among our verse Wftets le minute
accuracy of ms foreCds equal those OF Richards tne
PHILADELPHIA landscape panter and there is large class
of readers who enjoy keeny these transcripts OF nature
and To whom the beautiful reprint OF "Frontenac is
gem The new and complete edition OF Stleets TO
ems lately published by Hurd Houghton has been very
well received and continues TO sell IN ats resh issue AS
librarian of the State Library at Albany Street is con
santly employed; but man makes more OF ms sum
mer vacations. He has written and nearly nnlsheu hIs
vivid "reminiscences of Sullivan County. n IA me
legendary and descriptive work while the se9nel 10 HIS
kkaranac book, called Woods and Waters, winch con
tnues and completes the Adirondack ecord-I9 OF PIC
tures1ue curious adventurous and attractive detalss
far advanced under the title of Lake and Mountain
When published these books will be refreshing ana trust
worthy additions the already creditable library OF
American rural literature"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
On, GOODS.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE
y SIX DAYS LONGER


~ SIX DAYS LONGER
Positively the last chance buy Auction Goods price
Clearing late John Heath No Is Carmns
Of Beeeker previous to his successor tahng charge.
50 White Barege Shvs M be cleared out at cost price
shawl 81 s5 Sc EACH worth everywhere s5 $50
S25 each.
Cooed Tenadne Shaws with Rich Borders only So each
Llama Plaid ShAss regular price 81 80 must be sold al 80 30 each
DRESS G0ODS-DRESS GOODSl
Clearing the balance Of this immense Stock consisting of
and COlOred Apaea Mozambique Chays Popn Ge &c
Plain Figured Grenadines Plaid and Fancy Dress dood IN great
variety
Linen Mixed Goods for travelling suits at half price
this great sale commenced have bad customers nom all parts
OF the country.
-Four porters kept busy delivering pareea
DOMESTIC GOODS AT THEIR LOWEST PITCH.
Muslns sold for sir days longer at eost price.
~ Yards wide Unhleached Heavy Sheetngs. 37lc.
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, DOILIES, TOWELS, &c.
200 dozen Beached full yard long only 81 per dOlen
coming Of the cannot be waited
We toO with retail customers
Selling Lubin's Kid Cloves 81 pair days longer
White Marseles. 40c per yard
A large lot Of Remnants ~ be cleaned on tbs week
Remnants Dress Goods
Remnants talcoes.
Remnants Table Linen.
Remnants Alpacas.
Remnants FannelA
Remnants TOweling.
Remnants French Lawns Gc, Ne
1900 yards Color French Lawns, 1915. per yard
$4,000 taken in II days O..
hpce merchants and blowers put thai pipes and smoke it,
Bring this advertisement along Be careful " get IN the ght store
Bills OF sale paered all windows
A Alarges stock Of Ladies' snd Gents Underwear.
Blankets Bed Comfotabes Marseles and other Quilts, 6c
The balance Of the White Barege and Llama Lace ShA"s the great
clearing out sale Of the late
JOHN HEATH No IS Carmne- st., Beeeker
Sixth the
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
WV. r. BARR. Gen'l Pass Agent.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-


Il RoADS-on and sner MONDAY April 29 1851 trains for
and Troy connecting with Northern and western uan VIA
leave SeW.York as follows; -,.-,.
Express Eainon River Railroad. Thrtethst and
through Buffalo Suspension Bridge without change OF
e connecting Troy With trains Tor sAAogA Rutland buns-
ton Andfhe North.
1880 m Express via Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth St and
Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
springs Pe &c Albany with Western trains and at Troy with
trains Rutland, Burlington, aDd the North
IL M Express Hudson River Railroad connecting At Albany
with train for the West.
$3.50 Express Hudson River Railroad connecting ~
with and al Troy with Trains Tor montreal VIVA
attached.
a4S m Express Harlem Railroad connecting al Chatham
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Ph.a Sc and AZ Al
trains. Sleeping attached at Albany
Hudson River Railroad with sleeping eAe
Buffalo and Bridge without change
sleeping Saturdays attached rom
Oienshng without change Rome and o.
Railroad for Troy will be made AZ East Albany Ihn uan
will SUNDAYS
with early trains for Buffalo and Sagsnson baes
and Troy for Saratoga and points North ms VAN vi"
run on Sundays -, a.. ~ W.
Supday rain Hudson River Railroad rom lok
stations, leaving neNlork
m Returning leave POughkeepse 9;4S arriving NsSiok
o a Sunday train via Railroad leaving Forty secondst At
at 3;iO heturnlng leave niner-
ton AZ S D. NJ rrTng New.lork al l2;S9 a. m 49,, ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
CAFETY- SPEED AND COMFORT.

DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First- class
sme New York aud City Of Hartford leave Pechsp
r. daily Except sundsyl for Hartford CT connecting or
Rpng6d Caboe Hooke Herthanon and all Cenneeunt River
70 ssptA
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
@rut.riss anS probisirns.
SCOTCH BAKERY,
- NO. 12S FULTON.AvE., BROOKLYN
pAT AT(lIoAT kISCJTIT

This Cracker compounded and Manufactured S. y
the public is merits have been fs tested for over year family
isS s snS Of P% "S" ''
be br dn ate as the only uaaptee Of ne coming from the
Scotch Bakery that each cracker has his Morton" egby
TIE reputation the Bamora Bcu demand
receive prompt attention steamer
in the sale Of the Biscuit and the only person authorized TO solicit
The Bmon Biscuits for following places and other
ICKRR MBRRGLL & Co. No is2 Chambersst
PARK TILFORD Nos l g23 Broadway and No. l2 shav
HENRY A. KERR, No. TtS Broadway ~. am c.-.,..
Gahh SH IL iSS No. Is 1S
SAREs s4klLEh HALE So i9 sG EislS1s - @sd''H'N
N; McKEoN 8 Co., No "a Hs%%Ond-st
RRuMaoSb DIR M aSbun MOORE { RE- 30 o. IS S;I.S'sIs
nE6shSp 54GESEs Ssass III i 81 ~ s.s Madison '''"
RBRAM a PoIHEMUS III HJs 9tt.I Ji No. i2a5 Broadway
RAYsoR 0RgGHT5 BR6 ss Co. - " EtsiS.as s Broadway
cAMPBEIG n Belly GSGwAY al "a No. 90 Fourth-.v.
PRED A. HORSBR No. %2 Fourthre
AGG e. CHARLES, No 5si Pourth-ave.
EDWARD SCULLY, cor Clinton and Henryss
ELBkRT EIBkR BAILEY snl 70 10 ss SGSS sislSs,&
MixFiELp 1 Co. No. I99 wsshinston.st, FatoA
ME- ME-; LAMBERT, @ No l2l HI IIudon;st .:s -,
RoBT RSBT WILSON Baker Baker Nc No. 3 So Foae
PAUL s BEo%Si BAKER, TSi5d,ays, cor Xirth't
b. III. ADAMS, Baker, No lJJ Ihhd-aVe
ACKER EDGAR Co., YOnkera
VAN RIPPER MARTIN Sspleton, 8. l. =.
WARD MCGOWAN, Montgomery and Warrensts Jersey Ip
JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery Newark ave. Jersey City
B6S6 6tpESb ESbshaS bSH wSos S5Sss SS GsS Petersburg Va
J. G. KEMP, Confectoner, Petersburg Va.
LIPPENCOTT BROS. Bakers No. 729 Eighth-aye.
f. BARBER Baker No. l03 highthaye
ER. A. SINCLAIR Baker. No. $50 Broadway
GEO. W. SUTHERLAND, Grocer, Petersburg Va
STYPs0S on Baker BoSeg cy ,ys sS Fo1TS .Ta s.n
MACY & Co., Grocers, SIthaye. and TwcntetbsL
haSa Berry GSce SeiS %
B. PITMAN, Grocers Nos 81 and SO HudsonS and No.
612 SiIthave
EDGAR Co. Grocers No. I26 Nnth.ave
GRIFFIN & Co., GrOcers No. go SiIthaye.
SAVAGE BECK GroceTs No. 289 Broadway.
THOMAS \. JACKSON Il Co., Grocers, No. $50 SEthaTc.
DANIEL E0ONAN, No. 2G6 siIthave.
p v. BROACH, No. 2s2 Eighth ave.
FOX & TANNER, Bakers, No 277 Eighth ave.
VIM S. CORWIN Co, No 800 Broadway, cor Twenhehst
SCOTCH BAKERY 1913 FuOnave Of Elmpaee, BroOkn
EOR SALE.-About 1000 boxes of SMOKED
HRRRINGs and LAYER RAiSNs They slightly damaged
by tho will sell cheap They will suit rs lunch rooms
VOHN DWIGHT 81 Co.,
No. II OLD.SLlP, EBw.Y0RK,
Manufacturers Of
sALERATUs, sUPERCARB. SODA, &c,
md Sole Age n City Of kew-lOrk for
H0sF0RDS CREAM OF TARTAR.
KELLEY's ISLAND CATAWBA WINES,
IN In the Original Packages, or DecaHted . =,
OTIS FIELD SOLE AGENT Of the Kys Island Company for the
United States Canada East, aud the West Indies
OFFICE VAULTS 23 and l25 FuOnst Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15


shBs Of this city and elsewhere II pronounced by the National Pa
Association amer trial In their manue
country enenty the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
Conservatory Of Music and other high schools alto
gher because Of their immense power equality swestDe aud bril-
sney oftOns, elastic touch. and great durability.
WARRROOMs No t2s Broome st. nsar Rro.dxaK
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
gruukIpn Zeal 6statt for Salr,
6uuntrp RraI Cstats for Sale.

A FRUIT FARM near New Brunswick-11
N Apples Pear Peaches Sawberes Backbenics 6e
good two story house barn. only $4,000 including crops
PErIIT FRAZEE. No. III broadway, Room No 2
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TEW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
p..ns,r Station IN New YORK weny severthst and
ave Entrance on Twenty. .seyenth,st

TRAINS LEAVE NEW.Y0Rk; 80
For and Bridgeport 100 800 (khb lD n IAio
R1.), 400 (Rx) AS 40 and 10 (Ex) p m 80 80
Fa % SorsaT 20 soo CE1) 900 uo n 2s CEIl 400 EL.
34s 40. (Ex SD 800 (Br.l
For Daren, 100 900, IL 20 a m. 15, 80, oJo n
For Greenwich 200 900 % 3@5, 44 80, SO m -
FOR stamford 200 aOcBKl 90o li3OA NJ l2la (bLb LI' y"
CRxl as 40 0(Erl, AS $50. g. % 400 (Er), p a,s
For and stations TOO s0o lLO M %is
' WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 a. tET) 200 (Ex1 j. aopm
For Boston via shore Line. ~ rs (BK J. Ro N. : =.
For Hartford Springfield sooa (EI i2is 400 (BIh a~
For Connecticut River Railroad aOc tEI nDp. 10 Mon
" Fa, Hsnod PIeridsas and Railroad 500 CEI) 7
Haven HewLOndoa as4 stOningOn Railroad al &" ns
i2l5. 400, 8OoP ..,.
For Canal Railroad 1915 N. 10 Northampton
For Iiousatouie Railroad 200 40 p m
FOR Naueatek Railroad, 800 m, AGO p m
For Danbury NorwAik Railroad 100, 800 q NJ, tOp n
eONN-VN1 eNr1s - IAMRS IL HOYT. Snpt
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Gtatbtrs.

ITO TEACHERS.-0rd for Teachers for
Autumn coming in Those expecting to change through
AMER SCHOOL INST" sbOnd apply Application Form sent
when required j. W. SCEMBRlORN. VI Aciua $50 broadway
VVANTED-A lady of experience and good
w intellectual and social culture TO be an efficient aid conducting
YOCNG LADIES SCHOOL in the city. Apply before July ~ giving
name address, qualifications and references full Address Mrs d. L.
Station 6.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

y NEWYORK PROVIDENCE and BO TON-Feght taken iof
Providence Lowell Nashua Worcester Lawrence Manchester
Woonock Taunton Ftehbag and all Of New Bn
gland connecting Providence with the Boston and Providence nd
Providence Railroads Forwarded with
disph and handled always Leaving Pies
No 30 North River at ( TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sDd
SATURDAYS Providence foot Of Berefts) a.
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS For further pcua
rates &C. apply at the Once on Pier No 81 North River
T. PHILLIPS, Agent
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New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
II. B. DuRAND,
Successor 10 DANIEL DANA.

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