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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

CHANGE OF BASE. The American Flag an
nounces the withdrawal of Delos J. Howe from
the editorial department of the San Francisco
Times, and says he has accepted position on
the Bulletin. Munroe Thomson, late Of the
Stockton Independent, takes Howe's place on the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

WsAyERvILLE DELEGATES. The Union pri-
mary, last Saturday night, passed of quite har-
moniousiy. The delegates chosen are as fol-
lows Geo. Williams, Thos. Carr, E. F. Allen,
Geo. B. Jumper, E. j. Miller, Peter Mclean, c.
W. Smith, James Ramsey and Chas Thomas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

TIE FrRsr.-The first watermelon OF the sea-
son came from Felter's Oregon Gulch garden,
and was delivered by Mr.. Felter, himself, last
Friday morning. That gentleman has the thanks
Of the JOURNAL family.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27
ArrREc1ArEp.-A paekag

ArrREcIArBo.-A package of fine, fresh but
ter, came to Us as present from the Redding's
Greek ranch of Charley Twambly, the other day.
Such manifestations of kindness are always ap-
preciated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

WILL NOT CoSsESr-On the 18th instant Gen.
George S. Evans notified General Bidwell, BY
telegraph that the National Republican State
Convention had resolved to nominate him for
Governor. The Generals answer, dated July
18th 10 as follows:
Grs GroRcx g. EvAxs:-Your dispatch received. Having
sosin J. BIpwfll-
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settlement NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN undersigned will not consider any contract
for rent OF the Weaverville Theater binding un-
til the money is paid. This rule will not be de-
waited from under any circumstances.
CHARLES THOMAS.
WeavervilIe, March IL, 1866. 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

ArrtEs.-For box of ver+fss apples We re-
tnrn thanks to Enseue Lovdea, Esq. of the
Grass Valley ranch. - s-4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

CHURCH SERVICE AT OREGoN GULCH. - Rev.
Father O'Kane desires the announcement made
that he will preach at the Catholic church at
Oregon Gulch, on Sunday week, August 4th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

WHERE IS JAMES HoLNEs?-We suppose we are
doing that party favor by publishing the fol'
lowing " Personal " from the Alta California Of
the goth instant
uMrs. Rosa Saunders desires to know where
Mr.. JAMES HOLMES, from Canyon City, lives.
She stops at the California Hotel"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

FonNISsr Cossxss.-The Union nominee for
for Sutter county declares himself
opposed to the reelection of Senator Conness,
and the Plumas and Lassen county Conventions
instructed their nominees against him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27
Democratic County Convention.

A CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
n Trinity county is hereby called to be held at
Weaverville, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27
DRY-cOoDs.
Ladies and Children's Shoes.

Child Philad'a Balmorals and Caters, IS cts
do do do do 81.
do do do do 81 25
Misses Bamorals and Caters, from 81 to ST so
Ladies do do ST. IS, So and So so.
Ladies Lasting Caters, best, 81, 81 so 81 IS.
Ladies Kid Caters, ers,...............$2 So and 81 SO.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27

Assessor-2d District.-The undersigned announc-
that be q before the Union Convention
for the position Of ASSESSOR for District No 3
lstc+ ALBERT BOWLER.
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CANDIDATES.

Assessor and COllector-3d Dfstrict.-Ths
that be 10 candidate for tbs position
~ sSESsOR and COLLECTOR the Sd District subject to
the decision Of the Union District Convention
17:tct. W. W. A-A1sHs'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27
Wednesday, July 31st,

1867, to nominate candidates for the various
county Offices Primary elections to choose del
egates to said Convention ordered to be held
on the evening of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-27
FOR ASSESSOR.

10 OGER DOCKERY ANNOUNCES THAT HE
III will be candidate for the Office Of Assessor
in the I'd District, on the Democratic ticket.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

III r. THAYER, NJ. d. Physician and sur
Ii. geon, graduate Of the University Of Penn
also OF the Homeopathic Medical College Of Ihii
adelphia, would respectfully inform the citiztni
Of Burlington, that he has opened an Office cornc,
OF Church and Adams SITS, where he will be happ,
TO see all who desire his services Having received
the benefits Of both the Ailopathic and Bomost pa
THO schools the d. feels prepared 10 battle diseas,
its worst forms. Bis success for the last ffteer
years in the North and South where disease mani.
tests itself in the most malignant forms, WarrAn
him In saying that he never fails 10 when a
ars Is possible. Having acquired great reputation
IN the treatment OF chronic diseases, he sill con
tnue TO pay particular attention TO that branch Of
the profession, yet not exclusive. Patients visit q
both IN am out OF town On reasonable terms Con
sultation free.
Once hours from 10 to I2 A. NJ, to Pm
Burlington April a. ISs7-dkwtf
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN !!
SHOWN OPERATION.
summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and Commodicgs Steamers
ADIRONDACK, Capt. ". II. FLAGG.
CANADA, WV. ANDERSON.
MONTREAL, HENRY MAYO.
ON and after Monday, July st, 1867, forming a
" Daily Line each way, Sundays excepted,l
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
Morning Boai-leave Plattsburgh 500 4. NJ, Bur
lingtOn lu.45 A. VI. arrive al TcOnderOga 2-5l
p NJ. Whitehall ; P M. Ereuing Boaf-lesve
Rouse's Point at SIS P NJ, Burlington $50 P.
NJ, arrive at Whitehall G a. NJ
The morning and evening Boats make close con
nection at Whitehall With trains for Saratoga,
Troy, ALBANY New York and the West.
GOING NORTH.
Leave WhitehallII A. NJ. and % P. VI. arriving at
Burlington > P. N. and 90 A. NJ. Platts-
burgh 30 A NJ. and 7.u0 P. NJ and Rouses
Point at $40 P. NJ. The Morning Boat connects
at Plattsburgh and Evening Boat at Rouse's
Point with trains for Montreal aud Ogdens-
burgh.
H~On Saturday morning the Steamer United
States will leave Rouse's Point at O'Clock, by
which passeu gers will pass through the Lake by
daylight, and connect with Evening Boats at
Athens for New York.
n Tickets good untR used, Baggage eisetsd
through. Fare a. i0r as by any Other route.
Through Tickets can be procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal; at the principal
Stations OF the Osdenshurgh, Vt Central, Rens-
selaer Saratoga, Hucson River and Lake Steam
ers. and at the General Office Of the Company,
West side Of City Park, Burlington, Vt.
+.fFreighis taken al lowest rates.
HIRAM TRACY.
Geul. Sup't.
Burlington, Vt, July lst ls67.-c4wtf
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON x. X
CHANGE OF TINE.

Commencing. May p. 1867. trains will run as fol
lows:
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
] 800 4. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell Wor-
cester. fitchhurgh. Brattlehoro Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive il Troy at $40 P. n. New York $50 P NJ
Boston BOP NJ
TsrO-gA 10 Boston 9sd Troy uiftsuf eAa-gs Of Cor.
lbs P. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
AIS P. Bellows Falls, $50 p NJ. Schenec.
tody SIS NJ New York 5.45 A NJ.
SIS P. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rutland
arrives in Rutland at 935 P. N.
1000 N NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, for
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy at lao A.
n New York lois A. NJ; Boston $40 AN
The lO0and l.3j P. NJ. and 900 A. NJ trains
make close connection with the New York Gem
tral a; Troy and Albany for all points West.
Srsrs sAs SoEfs and East Traias r,rs a, Br-lf.gt.-
foHotcss
'.l5 An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleepipg
Ears, Rom New YORK and Boston. Leaves Eev
YORK al p ~, Boston 5.3OP.s
$50 A. Il, ACCOM0DATION TRAIN fror, pr,l.nA
rs p. NJ MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New VorL
s. p. ", EMPRESS from Boston laval ",
este. Sprin gheld, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York. A''S
For further information spply at the Union Tick
Ct Office, No. |; American Hotel Block, or at the
Rutland Huntington Passenger Station xhere ticE
cts can he purchased for all Of The above ropfss
snd all points West, North IVES; and South West
choice may he made from any of the ysrious rontes
tom Burlington. ''
J ". MAXWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
CARPENTER. Agent, No. I American IlofeI
-EO A MERRILL. surt
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DO Better Work,

with LESS POWER, Is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
and driuST, stronger, durable, more sim
Pile, lees likely 10 rsed repairs, and essiy
BGiTsd and is therefore crafty the machine for the
farmer to buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Farmers 10 the following facts;
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by a permanent business in lS60.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing it true economy for you
70 buy as perfect Machine as
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FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS.

II will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. II has no side draft no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the ight-
est draft Therefore il is the best machine for the
team. II is, also the hest for the driver as II has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can he
handled perfectly by hoy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
hat rrs1
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FOR ETRnDE

TUE UNDERSIGNED having accepted an Agency
house of AUSTIN, BALDWIN q co Of New Yort
are prepared TO sell bills OF Exchange on London
Paris, and other European cities receive and for
ward parcels for any part OF Europe 70 be forwErse
by the American and European Express Co. and 10
furnish passage tickets from Liverpool, by "Ancbor
Line" Of Steamers or Black Star packet line.
G. 6. & B. L. BENEDICT.
Burlington, Et-dRwu
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From a Justice Of ne Pslrs.
ELGIy, L. c., May 2, SIS.
MessIs. PILLOWS & Co.,-Gents l ae--sati-l7
sent the other day to a sore Tor some Neru-.lg'
and the man, having much on hand, sent ne SIC
Of your Worm Lo=engs'. Ny children showed syn
toms OF worms 1t the time. I gave them accor-
10 directions, and in twenty-fOur hours from
time they commenced taking the Lozenses, one b.
boy about Eve years old had passed tHenty-a7.
large worms the other "a girl three years old hs-
passed twelve and deem it but Just 70 say, tbs;
from this slight acquaintance with your remedy. .
feel satisfied that your Lozenges are cheap. cOnvs
lent, safe, and more efectual than the 0rdi1AJ
remedies and as such eheerfully recommend
all heads Of families.
Yours, with respect,
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0eutisttn.
rISTRT.

nR, W l. HARRIS having returned TO Burling-
- Ton has htted up and opened suit Of rooms
Lyma's store. WI
Dr. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
slNteen years and eansately guarantee perfect sat
niaction IN all operations, both in the operativa
and mechanical departments f'e
lie u, refers with pleasure to ". Carpenter, III D.
.. mayer nd B. W. Carpenter, NJ. d.
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ESTRAY.

IAMR into the premises Of the subscriber about
" the 10Th Of July, a two year old heller color
red and white rather small size. The owner Is re-
Qnssted TO property pay charges and take her
away.
G. MCBRIDE.
Colchester August 1 {, is67.-w3w-
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CRoQUET FOR THE MILLION

CoMPLErE sets, full size, made from Rock
~ Maple: with box, at Sc, IS. $40, SIS or as
the chsapeet ever offered in this MARKET w.
For sale by
iulyIs co FRENCH A co
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Nasty.
Posr OTIS, CoyFEDRIT Y ROADS,
(which is in the Stait Nv Kentucky
IL. % IGE-

(which is in the Stait Nv Kentucky
July %, 1867.
The speculashen in wool, into witch the Dimoc-
ricy Nv the south embsrkt sum months ago.
bel, regret to say, resulted disastrously. The
niger amt fitted for co-opersshun with the
Dmocricy.
We he'd q meetin last mite. to consider this
niger que.tion, wich wood hev resulted IN
crate good and bed powerful infOence toward
strengthenin the hands Nv our niger suffrage,
he'd IT not ben for that irritsshen, Pollock, and
that pest Joe Bgler. | bed made my reglsr
speech on the niger, and with much effect.
he'd quoted from somebody's auotashen from
Agsssiz, Wich demonstrated the rsdicle differ
ebce there s atween the Afrikin and the proud
Cauc8shun srguin from the length Nv his heel
and arm. the thickness Nv his skull and so
forth. that the niger Kuz totally unfit TO exer-
else the rites Nv free men. | wuz spplauded
vociferously. and by none more than Pollock
and Joe Bigler Ez | took my seat snd wuI
wipin the perspirashen from my clssikle brow,
feeling that he'd settled that question, Pollock
riz and desired to say few words and make
suggestion Sed he:
Il hey listened with interest to the elokent
speaker. and an happy to say hev learned fax
wich is new to me. Ef hev ever doubted the
iaieriority Nv the niger them doubts is removed,
pervidin alluz, that the statements Nv the tpeek-
er il troo, Nv Wich hey n doubt. ez the carac-
ter Nv the speaker is sufhshent guarantee for
the trooth Nv whichever he says
bowed staiely-Ike, with the air Nv one to
whom such compliments wuz a every day affair,
sich they sin't by no means, on the contrary
quite the reverse.
But want it demonstrated to the satisfac-
shen Of the obtoose-I want rite here meas
urement Nv the average AfrikIn and the average
white man, that all the world may know the
difference | move that it be did
/ scceded - Let it be done, 5" said !, " that
the ye1ed question may be settled forever"
Several niggers were sskt to submit to the
measurement. but all refused. Finally Joe Big
Ter sed he saw Napoleon johnson, niger witch
Wunst belonged to Deekin Pogram, in the au-
dience.
Napoleon" sed he, ''win 700 contribit
yourself to the CRATE science NV ethn'logy
Amt 700 willin to let us yoose 700 awhile to
demonstrate the CRATE and GROWN iIooth that
yoOr grandfather wuz 8 monkey Step up,
Napoleon"
Napoleon, nothin basht, slept up, and Pol
lock, BsscOm, Bigler and measured him with
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L. Ii. FLOYD,
" dfCh,naEer and ,EelreTpr

4. Ii. FLOYD,
" afchanaEer and .JelceIer
l5i Church ST., Burlington, VT.
Has in store at all times every variety OF
MER CAN WATCHES,
ENGLISH WATCHES,
SWISS WATCHES,
in Gold and Silver cases. suitable for Gentlemen,
LADIES' or Boys, OF reliable quality and superior
finish and style.
Chains and Charms,
Eleg ant rich and serviceablt Of Gold, Silver. Rub
Der, Hair, SC, all styles Of guard Vest Fob
Leontine, Chatelain and Neck Chains.
Clocks.
Fine French Clocks Calendar Clocks, Office Clocks
Alarm Clocks and clocks Of every description.
JeweIry.
A line stock Of new and unique patterns OF plain
Uoid' enameied anSetruscan sets, half sets Broo
bracelets, seal, stone, masonic, plain chased and
ehildren's Rings, Gold and Silver ThimbIes, Gents
stone Scarf and Masonic Pins Tooth Picks, Armlets
&c, &C.
Solid Silver Ware.
or our own manufacture superior in quality, style
and finish. Spoons, Forks, Napkin Kings, fruit,
pie, cake. fish, pudding, ice cream, butter and
pickle Knives, Ladies', Salts, Carl Cases. Port
monissi Tobacco and Match Boxes &c
Plated Ware.
We have n large assortment Of Tea Sets. Salvers
Casters, Cake Baskets, Cups GOblets, Blu tier Dish
es- spoon Holders. Card Stands, Syrup Servers
PICKLE jars, Wine Stands Egg Boilers Sard inc Box
es, Celery Vases, "Tete Tete" sets, Hotel Sets
&C, &c.
Fine Table Cutlery.
Ivory Handle and Plated Table, Dessert and Tea
and Toilet Goods.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
In every style Of gold. silver steel, rubber an
plated bows and finest lenses.
Gold Pens and Pencils
or our own manufacture, the best in the market
all warranted.
Fancy Goods.
Bronzes, Bags, Work, Glove, Had'kf. Jewel, Card I
and Fancy Boxes. Writing Desks, Portmonies, /
hair, teeth, nail cloth and comb Brushe s, Beads,
Pans, Combs, &C., &c.
We give particular attention to the manufacture 4
Il air and silver Jevelry, Watch and Clock work Il
epairing Of Jewelry ana Spectacles.
We invite your attention TO our stock, as Is the
best in the vicinity in variety, quality and style
If goods and every article sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
JAIL and We shall be happy 10 show you any atten-
E.B. FLOYD.
WITT id Church Street Burlini ton, Vt.
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Railroads.
9allfpaa5.
YER MONT CENTRALA AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July l. 1867
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAsI


Leave Burlington at go A. NJ, y 81 p. 81, and
s.0OP. II
Mail Train leaves R0use's Point az 80 A. VI
receives passengers from OgdensbuTh r x. and
connects at White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester. Spring
field and Nith trains Pa ssumpsic R. r. arrives al
New York az Has P. N.
Steamboat Train leaves Montreal at 6.l5 a. m,
St Johns at rs a m, a. n. arriving at Burlington
1910 q. m, connecting there with Steamers for
Lake George, Saratoga, sc.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ.
ST. Johns at 20 A. N, Ogdensburgh at $50 4. NJ.
Rouse's Point I0i5 4. ". Tor Boston, &C. arriving
in Boston via Lowell at 10 81 r. NJ.
Might Express leaves Ozdenshurgh at I 81 A. NJ,
Montreal $50 r. M. Rouse's Point 5.4OP NJ st Johns
$50 P. NJ, arriving at Boston at 240 A. NJ,
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield. &C.. and arriving in New
York at 1890 P NJ.
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They are entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS I:


Itchins Of the nose, feverishness, tsitehis, .
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the SIN
a,h, loss Of flesh, paleness with hectic. ap1s..
sometimes voraeious, at others feeble, atulnss,
the eyes, drowaness. a swelled upper lip, to,--,
Whitley farred, and studded with red spots, Eel.
garlic breath, grinding Of teeth during slsss.
sensation Of Judgment in the throat, ar uE1a.s-,
craving for dirt chalk or clay. fretfulness and In.
liability Of temper, cholic, fits and palsy.
INTESTINE WORMS
Are among the first TO undermine the csnst.ts.-
in the list Of diseases. They often occasion ss-s
disease, ending sometimes fatally, part.,1,l,
when they ascend to the stomach. Their prs.s-.
in their mos; ordinary situation is attended
unfaYorable effects upon the general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worm o..
that many die annually from this cause, Wa0 i.
the timely administration OF s proper rezs.r
would be saved. As FELLOWS WoRH LOzzyss
may be taken without any unpleasant result, g.
as most children are fond Of them, their use il ,.
commended to those apparently healthy, and tL.s
dispel the cause Of what would produce sufer-.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU Use.
Various remedies have, from time to tine bss-
recommended, such as Calomel, Oil Of W0rnsss
Turpentine. &c, so that dangerous and even IA
consequences are produced. The necessity Of q
safe and sure remedy has caused much rsssl-.-
and study by the proprietors Of FELLOWS RlzT
LozESGEs. They are positively safe, pleaslr. a..
eFeotual. They do not kill the worms, but a., By
making their dwelling places disagreeable q tls-
In order however, to guard consumers agains, Be-
ceptioa by base compound, the analysis q D.
A. A HAYES, State Assayer, proving the l's
statements, is annexed
"IhaYe analysed the WORK LozESGEs prspar
br Messrs. FELLOWS Co, and find that they a,
free from mercury and other metallic or miner
matter. These LoEenges are skilfully COMPOUND
pleasant to the taste safe, yet sure and effective
their action.
Respectfully. HAYES, MD.
Assayer to the State % Mas
PLEASE REMEMBER
That FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES are prepare
with great care from the concentrated extracts
wo plants They DO not act as a pursa-7s @
emetlc will not deblitate the patient, are s---'
an infant may devour a whole box without han
and will at the same time xpel the wor-s Ia O,
extraordinary manner.
r. FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES is tie l-..
Worm remedy in existence, combining har7.'=
qualities With delicious taste and amazing pevsf
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rRArzs GOING NORTH AND EAST.

Leave Burlington at AS A. AZ, $40 A. n. 4.35,
P, 81. 900 Z. 81.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 A.
81. for Burlington, St Adams, Montreal, ogiens
hurgh, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 A. NJ.
via LsSrence and Fitchburg at 30 A. NJ, Spring.
ae.i at As A. NJ. for Burlington, ST. Adams, o.
denshurgh and Montreal.
The tram leaving Boston via Fitchburg at 30
a IN. and Springfield at 7.i5 a N, connect at
W hite River Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at N
A NJ. Burlington, Rutland st. Alhsns and Rouse's
Point, Ogdenshurgh, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 p 81.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r
leaving New YORK, at IRIS P. NJ, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston at 5.3o P. 81, connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston ct
100 P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the Vest
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the Nigi.t TX
1-ess trains running between st. Albans and
lston, and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the y est for
sale at the Principal stations.
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by II. y. DRURY, Agent. No. American
hotel Burlington, Vt.-Bsggage checked through.
6. MERRILL. sup't,
81. Adams july /. 1867
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.

Send orders { r Us hy mail, enclosing from g. .
So. either ty Post Orlre orders IN registered
letter, 40 our risk. ger amounts should be sent