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ROYAL CHART.

nor cutting ladies and children's dresses. Price
L =. Sent by mail or express For sale by all
sewine-machine agents Premiums given TO agents,
men or women, and guarantee Of E per day proht.
send for particulars, 10 SAMUEL FRENCH, IL
Nassau Street New York.
NOTE.-I have made arrangements with the paten-
tee in Europe for the exclusive sale Of the celebrated
ovRa9 chart for the United States.
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"OUT OF SORTS. fake DIR. <. o. RICiL
ARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BlTTERS, the most
medicinal in the market Established in lSOS-
March 18th WON.
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ROCK AGENTS WANTED,

mon tho new hook. MEN OF OUR TINES OF
4 Iesding Patriots Of the Day. An elegant octave
volume. richly illustrated with eighteen beautiful
.teel en.ravings and portrait Of the author, Mr.
80 Iii tbc Quickest of any book they ever sold
Snne rs tkng 201 orders per week. 1t will outsel
Trcis Toms cabin. We employ no genera, agents
b,, ,ot, eItra commission. Old agents will appre
- IA itarn Send for circulars, giving full par
,jcuiars, address HARTFORD PUBLISHING co.
Hartford
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TATEMENTs FROM PATIENTS 4 cot

COLLEGE HILL, tINCISNATI - was IN the last
STAGE of Consumption In ten DAYS after taking the
Prescription, my Chlls, Night Sweats, Fever, &c.
decreased and finally altogether disappeared; \
mere skeleton before, am now well stored with fes
NV restoration is a marvel to all who know me-
Mrs G. L. Wright.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has probably saved me hundreds Of dollars. '-te''
f. Humphreys Bemsen, y, b.
We bless God for the benefit we have received
from your prepared Prescription. n-Bev. p. Pere
CRIME Blossburg, Penn.
:. Every one to whom have recommended it has
benefited much by its use."-Rev. c. ID. Jones, Ra
cine, Win.
The Prepared Prescription" is put up in a 81 bot
lie and is sold BY Druggists generally, orders may
h eaddressed to the Sole propretors, Oscar g. Moses
E Co p Cortlandt Street, y Y. Consultation free.
A Circular. containing testimonials Of many cases
successfully treated will be sent free, by mail to all
who will write for ii.
sold in Burlington ny J. W Roby, 4. c. Spear
incent & and TAFT. II. II. Atwater
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mp TT O.T

For the Radical cure ofAsthma. bronchitis, Catarrh
and all affections Of Lungs Throat, and air Passages
for General and Special arrangements Of the Nervous
system for Disorders Of the blood and for all iunc
ti1nal disorders Of the stomach and Bowels.
The Prepared Prescription increases the strength
and decpeus the color the pale blood. Il suhdues
the Cbils and Fever and diminishes the EEpectoTa-
ton Il checks the night sweats, always, in from
seven to fourteen days. Theappetite is nvigorated
and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough and
the difficult breathing speedily relieved; the
sleep becomes calm and refreshing; the evacuation
regular and uniform. All the general symptoms OF
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, &c, disappear
with really astonishing rapidty.
The Prescription should be used in every Disease
by whatever name known. in which there Is exhibi-
ted any DeranEomcnt Of either the Nervous or the
Blood systems. 1t il unequalled III Female dlsor-
ders Scanty or Suppressed Menses or Whites
The Prepared Prescription s both the best ana Sle
most Economical Medicine that can be taken. The
aycra re dose is two teaspoonsful, taken once day
The patient never requires under any circumstances
to use Cough Mixtures for the Cough tIpector-
ants for the Expectoration; TONES for the Appe-
tic OF the weakness Iron for the Blood; Anodgnes
for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for the Night
Sweats or Whiskey God L!-cT OIL for the Wasting.
Its Specific Action is upon the Constitutional Gondi-
ton, and, through this Condition. upon the Whole
Seripg % SYlnptoms,
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wASTED.-AGENTS,

TN all mart. Of the United States for our new work,
PEOPLES BOOK, OF BIOGRAPHY " =. con on
tanning over eighty sketches Of S %
some octave book Of over GU pages, illustrated
with beautiful steel engravings; written by james
Parton the most popular otynS sa0d rar de-
scrintive circular and see our extra terms. "A D
HAfE6 co. Publishers, Hartford, CT.
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DON,TUsEANYTHING ELSE!

e DoGI'- Neryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. FoI sale by all druggists.
II. B. STORER CO., Propriotors,
No. - Fulton St, New York.
Sept. s.. d&wly
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from NerYou
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects o
youthful indscretion, will for all IL sake Of suffers
ing humanity send free to all who need IT, the re-
CENT and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he cured. Sufferers wishing % PrOh'
ay the advertisers experience, can do 80 by adares
sing, perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New Nork'
NAYS dlaT&wlyr.
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DIR. IRISH'S
OTTAW A BE Il Il.

DELICIOUS, Hcalthful, Temperance Beverage;
a Extract supplied for fountains Fer terms and
circular send TO the DR.. lRlSIIs ottawa peer ana
enue, N. Y. City.
ry-We have no Agent. authorized to supply ex'
trsrt or locate fountains.
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ITCH! ITCH! lTCH -!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH SCRATCH! ,:
I, from, 10 To s. hours.

MHRAToS's OINTMENT cures IHE lItHi
WHHAroS's OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUH,
WHEAToS's 0ISTNEST cures TRTTHH,
WHRAToS's OINTMENT cures BARRIERS ITCH
WHEArOS's OINTMENT cures OLD SORES,
WHEATNS's OINTMENT cures every kind OF iuSoh
like Magic.
Price, 50 cents = box by main, 60 cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Aug. p, 1867. dSwly
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0ru AdrGrtscmmts.
WOOL CARDING.

rI'he undersigned would respectfully inform the
| Public that he VIII conduct the business Of Car
ding Wool into rolls, with dispatch and in the best
manner ut the shoL in Hnes6urgh, near Rufus Pat
rick's Foundry.
Wool received as taken from the -hccp, cleaned
and caried at r,asl naha rates Thus" having fine
wool will find it for their iHtercat to send he the flee
Ges.
Parties in Nin0oski and vicinity may leave orders
and wool with j. K. Forest and receive their rolls
i'm North Ferrishursh and vicinity with \. ". Bill
lngs; i'm Essex y. 4. and vicinity with G.. ". PALM
er
Ilincshurgh, Vt, April 49, 1855
w6mos T. F. LYMAN.
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AG ENTS WANT ED
FOR The OFFICIAL
EFESTOEIA'O< Ghe Is:FEs,

ITS causes, character, conduct, and results. By
| Hon ALEXANDER II. STEVENS. Its ready sale,
continued with increased commission make it the best
subscription book published One agent in Easton,
Pa reports , subscribers IN three days Another 10
Boston lob subscribers IN four days Send Tor ercu-
lars and see our terms. and full description Of the
work Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
phlialalnhia. Pa.
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The Company now offer for sale through u. at their
PAR VALUE & ACCRUED INTEREST,

bearing six per cent per anuum-both INTEREST
and PRINCIPAL being explicitly made PAVA-
BILE IN COIN," lonior.nabls with the specie
laws Of the Pacific States.
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THE GREAT PIS-yyORM REMEDY.

V,IoSE troublesome and dangerous pests, Pin
i Worms or any other Worms, are safely and thof-
oughly expelled from the system by the use OF pr
GonIdis Pin-vorm Syrup, without injury 70 the
heath Of the most delicate child or adult Purely
workable. Warranted TO cure. GEO. I. "0oD-
WIN & co, Boston, Mas, and all druggists. Price
<eveuty-fye cents.
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PLANCHETTE.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

E'uR SALE BY
L C. O. FRENCH & co.
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Commercial.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
CANBRIDGg, April H.

Cambridge April II.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep & Lambs Swine
Ths veek $50 3635 PM
Last week 3lS 2i0
From Vt 2iO 1888
Prices Of market Beef-Extra, sl5 a 10 50 first
quality Sl4 o. Is So second quality, 81 - n 10 81.
third quality, $40 a - 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle-W rking Oxen, v pair,
sl5i, 800 10 s25e n 800.
Mich Cows and Calves, from 81. 80 So, 81, to
500.
Yearlings s9o n3l; two year Odds, $50 n a.
three year Odds SIS a 81.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots So 20, {,
81 80 each; extra, SIS a s. 50-or from Sic T. h.
Spring Lambs, Oh ar ~. Veal Calves, = a sl2.
Hides, 81 a &C z n. TBllow, n sc p p.
Pelts, 81 y b s. 90 each. Cslfski s, l. T. ..
Prices Of Poultry-EItra 9 n 2Jc; prime Il lr So
good l6 a l7c; medium none poor 10 medium
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<-SHzz5 CONSUMPTION is as certainly cured
- - Vas Intermittent Fever, and certainly
rs ~ Eprcycnted as Small Pux.'-Rey. Chas. FL
6& zYEking NJ D., Ii. D., etc.
z 80 Kings Prepared Prescription,
MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF
REL. CHiS. E. KING, ". D., Ii. D. Sc.
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Co0DsPEED's FOUNTAIN PEN.
SOLD BY ALL STATIONER

co lines written with one pen OF Ink. The hes
on thing in the world. Sample sent for o cents
$40 a day guaranteed to Agents. Address J. I
PRICE & co, 81 Park Row, \. y.
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DSyCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING. -
How either sex may fasclnate and gain the alice
ions Of any one they choose, instantly also secure
prosperity in love or business. Every one can ac-
auire this singular power. This queer, exciting
book has been published by US ten years the sale Of
which has been enormous and is the only book Of the
kind in the English language. Sent by mail for .
cents or five for 81 together with guide TO the I'M
married Address T. WILLIAM CO., Book PUB
lishers Philadelphia.
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OLIVER GooDRICH.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }I'O all persons con-
District Of Chittenden, SIS. ) / ccrucd in the Is
tate Of OLIVER GOoDRICH, late Of Westiord, in said
District, deceased, GREETING.
At 4 Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chiitcuden, the LIST day
Of April a. d. 1865 an INSTRUMENT. purp0rtus
to be the last VIII and TESTAMENT, Of OLIVER Coop
late of Burlington in said District, deceased,
was presented t. the Court aforesaid for Probate
and il is ordered by said Court that the d day Of
AEnl \ j laos az the Probate Court Room
in said Burlington. lee assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at said 3 arlington, previous TO
the time appointed.
THEREFORE You are hereby notified % appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in slii Die
trict, ths l,f laf " April, A. D l-6S
wi0S3 T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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'GDENsBURGm TO THE WEST.
North 'rn Transportation Go.
F,rs,-CIass Upper-Cabin Steamers

This weT-known and reliable Company will, during
the Dresent season run their line Of
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spetial 0utires.
MOTHER BAILEY'S
Quieting syrup for Children

Only Twenty-Five cents. Sold by all Druggists
Vim. Joslyn 4 Sons, Barton, Vt. General Agents
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New YORK, April =
GETYsBrRGH, April Il.

1t Is proposed to hold reunion of the Of
Gcers Of the army of the Potomac here about
the LIST Of July, to celebrate the anniversary
Of the battle Of Gettysburgh.
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REMEDY FOR FEMALE COM
PLANTS
TO MOTHERS,

ever .icred to the public Prostitution Of Strength
HyrtcTia--fGtaiEcd, excessive, irregular painful
Innn...-Yialf ~ IL. mnric nnMer.
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NOTICE.
Look Out for SOgues
WHEREAS the house Of the subscriber was en-
w tered between the It'll and the lith April an
the following notes stolen -0ne Certificate Of De
nosit of $1,000 Of the Merchants National Bank of
burlington endorsed by A. {. Brounell four 5000
notes signed BY Chas Collins ofCOlcheser; five $3.50
notes signed by z. S. Rich the public are cautioned
against negotiating the above, as payment has been
stopped. 4,
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery OF
the property ahd discovery Of the thief
A s. COOPER.
Milton, April 18th, 1858. d&w2t
NEW BOOKS.
David the King Of Israel" by krummacher !
translated by Rev. VI. q. Easton.
/" Fredrika Bremen" Life and Letters edited by
her sister.
:. Railroads Of the Western States" by Flint.
1.-THE Masquerade book ofspoems, by John G. Sa1e.
- Fred, Maria, and Me-
CHIMNEY Corner by Mrs. Stowe.
For saleat HUNTINGT0N'S.
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Central patitt Railroad.
Railroad Across the Continent.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

COMPANY authorized by Acts Of Congress to con-
struct, with the aid and supervision Of the United
States Government, the western and principal por-
ton Of the National Trunk Line between the Pacific
coast and the Mississippi valley They have built by
far the most difficult and expensive portion Of their
road, and have unprecedented working force ex-
tending the track across the Salt Lake Basin By the
close of 1865 it is expected they will have 100 miles
in full operation and that the
ENTIRE LINE FILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870.
More than TWENTY MILLIONS Of dollars
have been expended in the work, and the coNsTRuc-
TIoS RESOURCES are ample for the remainder They
consist Of
1. UNITED STATES BONDS to the OK
tent Of ss5 900 per mile average delivered as the
work progresses
?. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
amount issued also according to the progress Of
the road, and having the preferred claim-superior
to that Of the Government
3. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along |
the route, p so acres per mile, or nearly ten mil
lion in all, which are now selling at the mini
mum rate ofs2.5o per acre.
4. CAPITAL STOCK of$2o0o,Ooo, of which
100000 is subscribed and paid on the work done
D. CASH RESOURCES. comprising dona-
tons from California sources amounting to $50
on. Net earnings, &c. 1865 to 1870 s65ooo,' max
ing a total Of more than
10 Millions upon the first 726 Miles.
The Company now offer for sale through Us at their
~ ~ ~ '-'
p1ncr no,,,c
l.a-i-,,- s;r nor ,.,. ,..- .-.,,. t.t r,,rrprsr
and pRryc1p, I,.;-., .v,l;.,;,,. ,,.5o ap,v,
RIr,~ ,nIS,, .,,o.r....,.l, MIL. ,t.. .,...;..
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DR.LANGLEY'S ROOT X HERB BIT
/ TIERS are a sure remedy for Liver Complaint
In all its forms Humors Of the Blood and Skin Scro
ula Dyspepsia. G stiyeness, Indigestion, Jaundice
Headache and bilious Diseases. General Debility
Sc They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels,
restore the appetite, purify the blood strengthen
The bodv and thoroughly prepare it TO resist dis
ease of all kinds GEO. c, GOODWIN & co, Bos-
ton Mass. Sold by all druggists.
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Consumption Positively Cured.

TTPHAM'S Fresh Meat Cure for Bronchial Afiee-
tions, il prescribed and recommended by physi-
cures than all other remdies combined. trial will
convince the most skeptieal. 81 bottle six for $.
sent bv express. Circulars free Sold by GEO. c.
GOODWIN & CO. 3s Hanover Street, Boston, and by
all druggists.
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oLIEER Q. MARsmALL.s EsrATE.

I'VE. the Subscribers having been appointed li
w the Honorable the Prohat. Court for the Dis
trict Of Chttenden. Commissioners To- receive, exam
me and adjust the claims and dmauis II all per
against the estate of Oliver C. Marshall late Of Lynn,
State Of Massachusetts represented iu-olvcnt. and
also all claims AMI demands exhibited u offset there
thereto; and six months from the day u The date
hereof being allowed hs said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice That will
sttend 20 the business Of our appointment At the
Hotel In E-scx m said District, oh the second Tues
days Of May and August next, az ten O'Clock A.
VI , on each OF -aid DAYS.
Dated this 26th day If Feb. A NJ l~f@
L. \. WILLIAMS, COMMISSIONS.
i0-7w j. MORGAN ''''i'''''' ''''
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EARN ITEMS

To make a nice lawn, NOW the grass as often
rs there is any to cut
Fodder can De sown in drills three feet apart
on the an of July, and if well cultivated VIII
make ono independent when grass IS scorched Ill
August.
They who tame horses pretend to whisper to
them; they only breathe in their noStrls. Buiialo
calves are tanned the same wayi
The crop which makes farmer richest needs tl
neither blowing nor sowing, and like tropical pro-
duction is only 10 be gathered This Is grass
On the Michigan Agricultural Farm plaster
ofparis increased The yield of hay two tuns TO the
acre.
Ground for ruta-baga turnips should be
plowcd decp and well MANFRED; and to keep the lily
IN check apply some quick manure on the surface to
hasten their growth.
While strawberries were selling IN New
York at - cents quart they were 80 cents IN Boston,
but dealers did not seem to knOwlt
The race-course at Providence, r. J., is more
attractive than any other in the country. mus
where the human race is declining the horse-race Is
hOurlshlng .
The cherry crop around Cleveland is fail
ure This comes from neglect of an old valued variety
and propagating new kinds which are tender and OF
less value.
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MONTANA.
DISCOVERY OF COAL.

Prom Curt Special Core sponGent
BozELAN CITY, MONTANA May -, 1863
Among the many rich deposits in this terri
tory that Of coal is creating considerable excitement and
IS matter Of great importance TO the country Arch
bed has been discovered near this town disclosing vein
80 feet in vidth-perpendicular depth not known Col
j. d. Chestnut of Colorado is engaged in opening TINS
mine and has run tunnel 100 feet taking out very fine
bitumnous coal which improves in character as the
work is extended Timber is not plenty, excepting hgh
up in the mountains, and the question OF ineilh 'S Ia
ther frd temperature had become an important one III
IS settled fact thar this coal can be hauled 70 inc various
uuartz mills aRd fOunderies within radius OF 10 ues
and used with very important advantages over WOOd,
aud at uuch less expense. Quite a quahuty Ol Coal
stoves being shipped 20 the country ana SNORT uo
viii see u in general use 1t has also been tested IN inc
making Of gas ANA with the rude facilities at mana a.
pound OF coal showed tye cubic feet Ihee is ~ ut
edy vast quantities OF this material in the IeirtW! %
at present IL can only be used for home consulnppo
demands OF the future, however, Will place tbeSc INA
second only TO the and extensive depOsl1s VI 6O"
hiIvgr.
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9ropcsaIs.

OFPICA OF ASSISTANT QrkETKRuAsr1s GENEEiL(
Coz. HousToN AID tltEtNNsIs,-. Z
NEw.l 0I,K CITY. July T. 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are IN
- yed and win he received until o'clock FRIDAY he ION
for delivery such wtar IN Newlo haroo as may De o's
mated .~ NV
Nv hundred and fy 25 Of good Heharte Timothy HAY
sucb As has heretofore Department r Shipping
Proposals will be tie Tor tie net werht Tie hay VII
be subject 20 inspection ohc-r o. this Department
TIE privilege rejecting al the bids deemed al-
esev The required 10 each 3D.
Proposals should Proposals r Ar an addressed TO tie
undersigned Application may be male M additional PARTICULAR
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Bvt Major General Asst q. NJ. Gem L. $. A.
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Tursts. 6arri1ats, &c,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
N Broadsay add Thirty regular pubic sas Of HORSES
riding aud diyiag are held every WEDNESDAY sna SATURDAY
year o'clock. Bu Viii aaavs Lul number 81
Horses suitable light driving and heavy work al these sales
whether especially advertised or not The ar assortment Of new
ana second Carriages and VARIETY u Harness always
bard So superior Park PAaehs by Miner stephens
NOR SALE-A large assortment OF iilst-class
- A. ACKEIgS. Sing Sing.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Issl SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1859
COMMENCING d,
PASSENGER Station NeYok Twenty seveah and Fourth
ave. Entrance N Twenty. seVenth.sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ns"Haven and Bridgeport 200 500 HLl ll9o l2i5
For Milford Strs.lon Fairfield Southport aud wesipO 100 ll3o
For Nosal 100 800 L 800 IL0ol N l2S CEr) 3OO QsrL
345, 40 (ET.), so, 400 (EE) p. m
For Dsren IOo, 500 1880 a. IN; at5. 40, 5ooPm
For stamford 100 800 (EI 900 l3O 2l5 (Er) AIS 400
(Er) 345. 30 (RL), 40 $50. $50 400 (EG) IN.
For Greenwich snd intermediate stations tOo 9Oo lL& At AIS
ai5 L9s $50, 80 p. m. - - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprn g6ed 500 (EIl 400 BT) 400
For Boston via shore Line l2l5 Er), 8UOp IN.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 tEI l2iS s." tEL 900
p
For Connecticut River Railroad sOO (EIl 2Sp Mon.
treal 800 p. IN Northampton
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad 500 (ELl m l2lS
For Sewaven New LOniou sOnington Railroad 400 w.
l2l5. 800 Ro0 n m.
For Canal Railroad M i2l5 p Northampton VIII
lAnShuu.
ror Heusaiouc Railroad, GOOa M. aOOp.
Nor Augatuck Railroad, 800 ~, 800 D. IA
NoRsk ka lusd, 100 tuO ~ 5 40
Conmodoas Sleeping Cars attached 20 400 p m. tram
JAMES n HOYT. SuDt
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Gtabtrs.

TTNEACHERS WANTED and Educational Cor
respondents facilitate uductOns throughout the olntry
eet OF Mathematics Surveying and Engineering wanted salary
o. COZ Cal address Amer can Educational Uuiou 80 Bwa l.
WANTED-A Lady thoroughly competent TO
w TRACI Young Ladies Sehoo Hoaoe Co. y T. ian Eli
vicinity preferred address MIS- D. L. no.
As1andsr.,t. Rochester. n y
VNANTED-By a Graduate of Williams Col
w ege, position PRINCIPAL OF an ACADkAl or hlGh
SCHOOL. Aaa-es. Boz SO 90 Greenwich. " ~
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A'''''HS WI. II. VANDERBILT. vice.Presideat
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

H. Greenport except woodde and Willow
Tree Noriport Passenger Train. aud all stations
cept Willow Tree Express Tran for Geenport stopping
jamaica Mneo Hickss lie and al stations East $3.50 Nohpo
Passenger Taa, and all stations except Willow Tree
lsp Passenger Train and all stations An passenger trains
connect ~ Mreoa with Hampstead Glen
Sunday Excursion Train Point Hampstead
Cove Isp Eorhport and all stations; HUI
ters Point 6:l0 ?. Takes effect June II, 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
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THECOMONW EALTH of PENNSYLVANIA.
4 -UORArIO q. SICKLES TREASURER oF THE LATE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOLD EHS-CourtO. Com
mon Pleas Of Dauu County Penn April Term -No 49, Pursu
ant 10 an order Of this Jane 2 1893 notice n BE- euy
G,en 20 al persons having aaug ANY claim 10 Tie id 20 'oa
r b. OF MONEYS defendants hands and pad b. BIN
into Court 20 come m and their ssd claim therein be-
fore September 1853 or forever declared therefom
lea iaw3r W JOSEPH u. EiSLEI, PTotAono.ary.