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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
EARN EOR SALEi

The subscriber offers for sale the Harvey jew
EFT farm lying On the Centre road in liydetark,
distant from the Village, about miles from
CIdys Falls, about - miles, and from Nor
rit,illc, about miles Said farm contains
about 1870 acp9s of choi;e land, some 30 OF which
is uulcr Improvement. 1t has also a fns sugar
orchard of over 400 trees and 4 good apple or
eli lrd The buildings consist of house newly
finished outside aud in good repair inside, with
large and nearly new wooished, and wagon
house attached, a barn 3Jx42, bnilt about Nix
years igo, anh hurse-barn and hog house. -
Good RAINING water to buildings This farm
mist Be sol Immediately and my terms will be
suJh ss will ful a really purchaser
Also, the oil ''Voso Farm" lying on the west
line Of W0l.ott, containing about rs acres OF
1lml with sugar orchard of about $50 trces, a
zoe house and wood-slled, barn, horse-bsrn
ani hog house, with running water the same.
Also new upright ssw-nill in good running
orlcr, with room for cupboard mill and other
machinery. Head and fall Is feet, with pom
lowing over 80 acres, mixing ono of the be t
water powers in town. Also two lots of wild
land heavily spruced and lying alongside the
p5nl, 50 that lumber can be got to the mill with
bat very little tenn work. This is altogether
sna of the finest chtnc for manufacturing
umler in northern VT The Lamoille Valley
n tilroad viii be distant from 3 to miles with
down grade to the same. The above property
sll lies in one bols and will be sold together or
elah plrt separately, to suit purchasers. Price
Of fwn, only $500.
l.. B. SIIERWIN.
Hyde Park, Sept 8, 1869. IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
DAIRY FARM In STOWE
FOR SALE 3.

The farm Gsituatod oaly two mlos from Stowo
Cohtlr, nSar tl0 srot. hi shway t. Mt. Mansfield,
cJIvsuiont to school and ciutcb. The farm proper
consists Of un3 hundred shd ty acres of good land.
Two good orchards, 'unlanco Of rnit, line su1 ar
orcaafl, excellent water Ia great apuadaace, good
hu,dinss IN good repair, and u nice location, are
clli the att!ution Of purchasers. 0ne hundred
ares If mics plstlre AMI woodland, convenient t,
tr5 nIin lLfA viii % sold with 1t ifdesired. Also
Fam inpunonts aud crops ifdosired.
TIE VILLAGE HOUSE AID LOT. lately
ow cd tld occupied BY H. D. Perkins, Esq, in
st ,R5 U9ltJr, IS also for sale % the subscriber
Tao wLIle property offered move is among the
st de5ra Jlo pluperty in Stowe. W invite ex-
aniAIton.
DANIEL LhND0N.
Ssowo Sept. q, 1863. n4l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
90 TIE GREAT CAUSE
'c~G II u NJ A N NJ ISEE

Gust published in sealed envelope Price six oents
lecture on the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Cure Of be niIal Weakness, or SpsrmatOrrhpa, liz
duced by Self Abuse; Involuntary Emissions, I'm
potency, Nervous DetilitG and Impcdiments h
Marriage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
and Fits; Nental and Physical Incapacity, &c
BY ROB. J. CuLVERWELL, NJ. D.. Author Of tho
Green Book )" etc.
The wcrld-renovncd author, in this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experienn.
tsat the awful consequences Of Self Abuse NAV b.,
enectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations bcu sics instrument
rings or cordials pointing cut q mode OF cure AZ
on,e certain and efftctual, b, which every sufferer
NO matter what his condition may be- may cure him
self cheaply, privately, aud radically. This lecture
will prove q boon to thousands and Thousands
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any sd-
dress, on receipt cents, or two postage stamps
by addressing the publishing. a
Also; DIR. Culrerwelrs Marriage Gude,n price
% cents.
ESQ Address the Publishers,
llyl CHAS. J. G. KLINE& CO.
l27 RoNnry Nar Hprt p "A b.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
d o o + l N G.!
THREE PLY FELT ROOFING.

THREE PLY FELT ROOFING,
Unt.s the best Water proof Composition with
the best Waterproof Fabric in the best ,ns~n.r
and at the lowest price to the consumer.
There is, LIST, foundation OF tarred felt I'd
a layer Of waterproof composition I'd, ansth.
er layer Of felt; 4th, another layer Of compost
tieu; 9Th. another layer OF felt.
u Sesd for Circulars and Samples.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

pA,NIs FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS
now manufacturing tho Besf Cbcanast a ~, are
f1'nt IN nse tive cuats we'll nut on mi SeJ
NV" Purt Lnseed on will last 10 or Is years, il u
sar ~ ~, w or beautiful chocolate color md
IN. 70 sut the tate Of the customer II il vaI
Masa ,or no,nses Farms Fences, Carriage ana On,
plemanis r ahn wooden ware, Agricultural I'm.
aaNes, Metal and Single Roofs, ri bsIuv rc wv
p,u.,l rle, OIL Cloths Gone manafact,rsr
for ans p nrr s-hhls past year and as paint
elastic'ty and adhcsycncsr pie" ~ anrnnalty
co,ae ri w,ruh VII supply farmer for wears !,
eiresiar Warranted 10 eases as above. Send lor "
inc anisss hra gycs iull particulars None ronn.
IL nt Person order the Paint nnd , rnne.
'he money on rsssptof the goods. A a.r Iemit
n BlDwELL a 90
NJ Peal ttTsst NY
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TAo Undersigned, Administrator of the
Gools AMI Estate Of 4. W. A5erill, late Of FL
more, aete tssl, and represetcd rs insOlvent,-
HI ing obi linel license from the Hon. Probat
Court for the District Of Lamoic for such pur-
pose hereby gives
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

H.
A LETTER
Prom DIR. Conna.h.
To DR.. Woloott
Dear Sir; A Msn
s1alled on ne last ui.k,
70 visit sick W,r.t
who wss not s4nea,ss
70 1--we till murnn,
neIsra! Physician"
hsd attended her
Gnu Gnu yssteiday the tb.p
~ ,sitsu her for the lsa u..M
sne had been coH6ps. sA..
Ite weeks before NV VII,
aYuhu the room
Wnere she lay orordeI IL,
5r Men and Women VIA
utohlhg for her 10 d.
S s was 50 low
Chs could not sne.As
Vnly IN WhiapCrs,
And very weak
pied PAIN PAINT freely. md !, 'pe Bowel.
Tl.n,S esery particle Of pain wa, sa, man m
nearI,p rs .or sCur PAIN PAINT. eHL ill.,, AMI
pisstsrs nm nm fepeated application, -, lsh
p -. fhey. purchased 4 e. bt.,,d syl
FAINT, and she is doing well a ~ neals Of
had lust get home, and neariy a out OF dang,
oLhof pofson came after mr. .rneisep shee
vile, VINO had toOthache. She va Wig relitior
by Supplying PAIN PAIN 7 frecIr N ~ cured insa,
her lsoe. Las Monday night yen,I ~ uie euttdj
livery stable here called ON me- j. nan uhOls
wno nhs heen suffering for lgng ,i ,s. b.
T1tP ~ eGush, and hest II trsS, InA
nrsot ~ 1SeafI H. Every Physician in nj,
pIsoitea on her, but always lr0 h. n't town
iShs bottles that c0ntsined The d,r mel Eer',. n
lowed would I'll large drvpood. ~ soc had ~
ssed beth PAIN PAINT 9 Sng w Xxx: llhtrsl
In lew minutes she was cnfir.I,,t ,HtlLATDj
pain, and could talk in Longer hr..S,t isliorsSdl
Sons "a many weeks, She bongb, y man she
FAINT snd pint Of the ANNIliIfIa lT 16i 81 PA
rooo,srins ner health rapidly, senId iuh sd
n n eases where ha1s us,d ysrs ~ ~ ytn
~ ~ All - ahd DiseassS which b,s w
recovered by your simple and h. taat hav'fl
serihed. '4 'OT whom have \,
a Baptist Clergyman h,ys in U,d.
thusisstie sdmirer of PAIN pAIST' rsf1 nan 4
get once Your Charts 10 hapg nm IL enH wants
snail 40 10 pittston in few days and vii i,.s!
80 more particulars. ! esnnot tln,. ", w,
entisS you sWoin sfidaTit handed ID rs H Ss
'iN AMI WHO astonishing auccn,,
Scranton, Pa, MAY 10. 1863 v V'Nh"tlRh
On Friday, Apr. 30, vas sudd.r,...,
rheumatism in my back, 50 thai / ~: @hth NJ
leave my bed. On Monday, MAY 3. pr T Toa9s
W was ,0nt l0r ia win great pain snd difficulty s
less than three minutes | arose and drs.s,,S SNt
ana wentd stairs. iet no more paU ~, NY,
title soreness walked all sroup5 IN IL, an ,a,
square and the Bristol House in lss. ,h Mo pub
minutes from the first application ~ t Isn I s,n
am now free from all pain, and can 1 (. ~, ras
ay NJ the fruit aud confectionery stor. ~ IT, w.
ear the publ square. VIII eihars' S., n' y
1869. sAufvf' rn,nn.
sworn ard subscribed before ms3E + pWI ,syss
the 9Th day Of May, 1863 }Ju,tia, a p',.
mn uo, non wilkes ARE. P,ps
IN Sns a. a., L, moLpoTF, 1flSi Chatham Sdu.,
sorld He discslds all dosring and rs,na,., % !.
700 OF cost, at his office. HIS PAIN pI,nEp
sin, and hNNllllLAT0R, fer Catarrb and \.
isryes, IS sold at sll Drug Stores ia s"s wv. ny
citing for advice, and sends 10 .pv n., saNI
tsnedes free Of express charges. On r..siSs a =,
each order. Therefore mons need h, 3u.
countsrfeiss. lie nses Only Wits Wnoosn '
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
EARLY ROSE POTATOES!

few bushels Of these PJtttoes may be- OBJ
tanned Of the subscriber at 1900 per bushcl. Tho
coed from which these Potatoes were produced was
procured fron Albert Brace, Of Hubbardton, VT,
the originator Of the Early Rose Potato, at an Ell.
pense of sl4 per bushel, and are warranted pure.
Orders by mail attended to.
TT A lrst-class new sleigh and two new buffalo
ToucS for sale. T., p DARLING
MorrisyiiIe, VT, near Tenny Bridge, a Sept,
1869. 45tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
Real Estatc.
VALUABLE FARM AND SAW-MILL
PROPHET lCl SALE
In Hyde Park

This property is located in the North East
part OF town Of Hyde Park, on the Craftsbury
road The flrn consists OF one hundred acres
sfexcellcnt had, little more than one-half Of
whi:h is cleared. House and two barns. New
siw-iniil ON the outlet to Collins Pond, in re-
gon where timber is abundant. The whole
will be sold at a bargain (standing crop with
hay in the barn, ii desirei) and possession
given Immediately, if desired. Price ~, J0o.
Que half down. and one half to remain on mort
gage, it desired.
Hyde Park, Aug 10, 1869.
T5Stn GEORGE RUSS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
As an Inducement.

We ofsr to the arst purchaser in each pl.ov
1000 square feet Of the Three Ply Felt, with the
necessary coating. for thirty dollars.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

I ,EMOREST'6 YOUNG AMEhICA, EN-
~ LARGED. IT is THE BEST JUVENILE MA
GA2INE. Every Boy and Girl that sees It says so
all the Press say 3d. and Parents and Teachers con-
Hrxa il. Do not fail to secures copy. good Micro
scUpe, with Glass Cylinder to connno living oh.
jeets, or good two-hladod, pearl pocketknifo and
largo nun her of other desirable articles given as
premiums 10 each subscriber. Yearly, $l.50. Pap
leation oiice, S35 Broadway, New York.
Try it Boys and and Girls. Specimen copies, ten
sents, mailed free. 4yi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16
LOOK OUT AGENTS.!

BEST CHANCE YET
$50 to $500 month made clear. will sell
in nearly every family. 500 men can nov dad
employment fer Fall and Winter that will Day
Apply Immediately fer terms, &C., (t.n cent
scrip inclossd, y to b. l.. GUEKNLEY,
40 Bookseller, Concool, n II.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16


RAILROADS.
Commencing May 7th, 1869.
rRAIEs GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at $40 n;2,02 and 10, 40
rz.
Mail train leaves 81. AlbanB at 6, 25AK. and
connects NJ Burlington with the Rutland Road
At White Riyer Juncton and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston, Worcester. Springfield, and
with trains ON PassunpAic railroad; arrives at
New York at As.
Day Express leaves Montreal OF s 40 M 0g.
densburg at $3.50, am. for Troy and Ny, arriy
ing in Boston via Lowell at II 3oPa.
Night express leaves 0gdensburgh at l Z.
4. Montreal at 4 SO Pm. arriving in Boston at
s4OAM; connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Ralaoad for Boston and Worcester,
and with Vt valley railroad for Springfield 10.
and arriving in New York at l2.su r...,
TRAINS esrEs NORTH AND wssr. ID
Leave Waterbury at 5 as and 842 AN, $50
and 5.4SrR.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 800
az, Tor Burlington, Montreal Ogdensburgh and
the west
Mail train leaves Boston via DWELL at n 20
An, via Lawrence and Fitchburgh at rs so A
u, Sprine deld at isAs, for burlington and
ct. Adams. re. HE.
Accommodation tram leaves No thneld at 100
An, for Burlington Rutland, Rouse Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fallsst 10 10 Pm
reeeiyiDg passengers from Vermont Valley rail.
road, leaving New York ct Il IL Px and from
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at 5.Sirh con-
Meeting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 10 Pm. for Burlington, N n.
treal. Rouses Point, aud Ogden. burgh, con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains fer the vest.
sleeping cars are attached to nlI night trains.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tn, weat for
sale ut the principal stations.
q. MERRILL, supt.
St Albans, May II, 1863.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

THE GREAT REfuRMEK VI 1hE ..;isma.,
who, having abandoned stage life, now eIh ny 4.
vivid colors the whole show world Before az u X
hind the Scenes. Being Truthful, Moral ana NV
toned, as we'll rs Sensational, Rich, and Nay, !
outsells all other books. Beautifully ilss' "a
with 10 spirited engravings q lullTpase gun ~
YET offered. Prospectus, Sample Ccpy, ,b oiu NJ
station, cry, Free. Far Circular, eIplanlnlhh.m,
iress, immediately -PARMELEE & CO., Pu ol1
either at Philadelplns, Pa, Cincinnati oa W.,
hiddletown, Conn
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L A ID l. s. Paw LILO N.
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
OUR PRICES ALL REDUCED
On heavy lines of Goods consigned to us by man
Hfactmcrs eoaslstins &c
FLANELs, CALIC0s,
GENTS SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
50 LADIES' & CllfLiN's UNDER FLANNELs.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, coRsETs, &C.
The price, arc VERY Low. and ladies oan buy
CHEAP ut
.ar 5TREMDNT ROW,
Opposite head ofIianover st., Bost.n.
s, s. H0UGHTON.
~ FREMONT STREET.
Opposite fremont House. Boston.
SIS. H0VGHTON.
50 FREMONT sTRET,
at the LADIES' PAVILION, Boston.
TIE LARGEST Fancy bar GooDs sronE IN Asrr.
S. s. HoUGIrroN.
We have splendid stDck OF Vases Ba,tets
Books Clocks, China and Glass Wrre pIcs,,ras'
Frames, Stationery. ChiIdrnis Carriages. croctery
Ware. Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bass, Pern,,nor,
Bronza for Polishing, Ladies Boots, Fancy boxes
sllver-piated mare, Bird Cages, Fresh Gut Flowers
every day from the Grcen4h1use, all kinds Of new
Toys, together with our LARuE stock Of Ribbons
vats, FLOWERS, velvets, Dress Trimmings, Laccs'
iiandk erehlefs, Embrojduics, Black Silks Car,
gstings, Rugs small Wires, Jewelry, buttons,
hoop skirts, &C., &C., all II which Wilt Be- sold NJ
popular prices, Mt
-. s5 FREMONT STREET,
boston, MASS.
llh 3. s. H0DGHTON
being native Of Farlee,vt invites the attention
ef vernoners 10 his plae,- af business in Boston.
aud will take especial pleasure In having ladies
and gentlemen from that state visit bis
LADIES' PAVILION,
55 fremont st. Boston, Mass.
Large stoek-Immense Variety Reduced Prices
tisfsj
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

SAyE'YOUR MONEY
rrssbls, Dsla. and Expenses. and tsAs
your comfor soing West by the
gORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANT'S
D1iiy Kno sSisanrs!
BAY BOAT AND NIGHT BoLfl
ARG6g
Nh Twenty FRS, Class Steamers Only SIX DAYS
through ts i
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO,
without Change of Boat.
EE- Fire, class Tickets include Meals snd stato
sons!
Leaving ogdcnshurgh evory day, tsundsys sT-
eptsd), on arrival of noon trains, Tor
ehicdgo, .N:lcaukir and Intermediate PortI,
wiihout Change Of Boat, and erery evening
(spaIays erccpte4) for Cleveland,
Toledo, Detroit and intsrneiiak
Ports.
Passen gors and their Families moving West. can
smbsrk with their Luggage, Teams, stock &e.,
and land together, without disturbance or Trans
,hi pment, at their BORT Of destination thus av0dnE
the great inoon venienco Of the many changes de-
lays and expenses Of other routes. These Steamer.
have large cabins and STATE Rooms, amply sn6
Eornnd tta'ug with Cook NtuypR and efnfCrtAi IL
accommodations. for Passengers and Families, WIN
may wish to furnish their own provisions.
No Efforts will be spared TO maintsin the rspatA
tisn Of this as the
CHEAPEST AVID BEST ROUTE
DO snre and see the Agents OF this line before yoS
buy your tickets.
cly- Trusty mon will always meet passengers at
the Depot in 0sdcnsJurgh, to take chosss sad re-
CHEEK Baggage for this line.
Ask for tickets vie
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION ConrANrs
STEAMERS -.
Tho emily American lines leaving ogdsnshsrgh.
We will make it for the Interest of every travel
Ter to SEQ the Agents Of this Line before pnrchans
elsewhere. One iiuudred pounds Of Baggage nee,
W each passenger
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.
Through Tickets TO all points in the Great Wost
Eorth West and South West, cheaper thsn W.
cheapest, on Application TO
GA. EDDY, Managing Agent
0fiss Steamers Landing, U.dsnsoursA, N. y.
GEO. ". SMITH, Gen'l Ticket Agent Office; cor
sar Ford and Patterson Streets, opposite Johnsos
..use, 0gdsnsbursh; N. Y.
III. G0ODN0, Passenger Agent.
70 Tickets for sale in Burlington stall Ticket
Offices: also at all Statious on the Vermont Central
and Rutland Railroads and ON the Beats aud Port
VI Lake Chanplan. ti4I
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THE CLARENONT
MANUFACTURING CO.,
Wholesale Booksellers, stationors, Publishers arc
book and Paper Makers,
cLARENoSr, Nh.
erd ~ solicited for any kind Of printing paper.
All Sizes and Qualities of Writing PApar.
Every Vsriety IF Wrapping Paper.
All kinds of School Books. -.
Every New Book Published.
Pens Pencils Envelopes, Printing
Jobs Of Binding, Reminding, Printing
Ink, etc. Highest Cash price paid for rags
GEORGE q. DE,
LEMUEL N.IDE
Claremont, N. II. T.. j.. GO u DA n d, Agt.
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w ANTED-Agel Is, Teachers, Student,
W Clergymen, Fat Diers' scns and uIhsl'
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THE CHURCH UNION

t'IiiE vi L NCli L NUN.
This paper has been recently enlarged to nam
Moth proportions. IT IL THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS
ArE6 N THE WORLD Is the leading organ Of the I n
IN Movement, and opposes ritualism, close com
uunioniSm, exclusvcness and church caste. 1t /,
iho only paper that publishes HENRY WARD Bee
HgR's Sermons, which it does oyory wook, just Il,
.hey deliveries, without qualification or corree
Jon by him. 1t advocates universal suffrage VA
on Of christians at the polls; and the rights Of L.
or. II has the best Agricultural Department Of
.ny paper In the world publishes stories for tn,
anily, and for the destruction Of social evils Iti
EDITORIAL management Is imperponal; its writer.
,nd editors are from every branch ofthe church. snC
rom every grade Of society. 1t has been aptly
'ermed the freest organ Of thought in the world.
Such 3 paper, offering premiums of Sewing Ma
hines y ctionaries, Appleton Cyclopedia, Pianos
'raans for churches, cct makes ono Of the boSt pa
iers for canvassers in the world
Every congregation MAJ obtain Communier
ervice, an organ, Melodian, n Bible, or Life In
nrance Policy for its Pastor, or almost any other
-edful thing, by club of subscribers.
Send for copy, enclosing Is cents, to Henry Z
hid, Al PARK Rev, New-York
p. S.--Suhscriptions received at this offec.
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CHAS. J. G. KLINE& CO.,
III Bowery, New Yort, P 0 Boz, 4,ttc.
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\ WATCH FREE-G1rm G,,y,.,.
very live man rhs will act ass=yr,ip,rs, ia,
nd honorable husisess S3Oa day. 10 rif ,m,..
'r,;o. No hunhug. Nomoaey wanted in ,d,."..
'daress X. MONROE REMEDY 4 Co., P,N;vr't \.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

UNITED STATES Oapt '. ~ D""0''s'
EY- Daily Line each way, Sundays excepted
$40 On and aftcr Thursday, April %, the Steam
A ~ | ara composing this line will run As follows:
GUING SOUTH.
Leave PLATTSBU R6H A. VI. Port hent,
(keescvillel $50 A. M, Burlington, $50 A.
NJ, touching ut all points on the LAKE, Ar
irving ut Whitehall in time for express
Train for all
Southern and Western Pcinfs.
GOING NORTH.
Leave WHITEHALL on arrival OF TA A
frou New York. Albany Troy, and tho Wsss,
llnJ A. NJ, making the usuAl lAndin = ar
riviag ut Burlington, z. M, Pers AsnS
lI.eo hoatreal and 0sdenssargh early nsA'
l. N. aorning.
THROUGH TICKETS,
AVE INFORMATION CAN M rRocyass AT ALL ETA
TIoEs or
srand rruak,
O.deusburgh 4 Lake Champlain,
Vermont Central,
Rutland and Burlington,
Rensselaer, Il Saratoga,
and Hudson River Railroads.
On beard River and Lake Steamers, Off. CARDi-
NAL, Agent, 80 Great st: james street; Monueal,
astionia st. Lawrence Hall, and at the General
Otlss Of the Con- pany, West Side City Parh, Bur-
hssta, VI.
~ Passengers and Baggage transferred between
'srs and Boats at Burlin ton, FREE OF CHARGE.
Ereiyhts taken at Lo'cest Rates.
0. c. MITCHELL, Gen'l Superintendent.
.urlington, June lst, 1868.
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Drugs and Medicines.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

ITO LET-A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT, FULLY
furnished, fronting the East river at Cason Point,
-four miles from Harlem only pleasapt drive from the
grounds very fine, fruit shade trees, &c views splendid
S"'"''''S CoupERr BROTHERS, 4s war street,
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

A VERY DESIRABLE FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS IN
n the private residence 349 Second avenue rent $50 plea
SAINT location.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING FIRST
~ class house, In rst class neghboThood, Central
two furnished Rooms, without Board, TO single gentlemen,
reasonable terms References exchanged Address Lex
nEt0nl Herald ollee.
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PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THEIR OWN
n house, will few finely furnished, cool Rooms, at
moderate price, to quiet, respectable party Apply s
East Twenlyninth street.
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mo LET FURNIsHED-AT DARIEN DEPOT, CONN,
the residence of Mrs Lasher three mnues' walk from
depot about well shaded abundance OF fruit good
stabling Sc Apply the premises or TO Il. HASFoRD,
22Q broadway.
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ITO LET-AT MADISON, N. j., A NEW FRENCH ROOF
Il containing IL WITH all the modern improve
mens hot and cod water BATH furnace range, &c. stable
the Drew Theological Seminary Views nnsurpassed Terms
moderate For particulars inquire Of STEPHEN II. PAUL.
MIN, Madison, y. J.
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ITO LET-AT RICHMOND, s. T., A COMFORTABLE
Farmhouse with TO 90 ac,es excellent land, especially
suitable for market gardener; about s5t0 per
Amply a 4s Beaver
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ITO LET-AT REDUCED RENTS FURNISHED AND
unfurnshed Houses on Staten Island, Ycnkers Qrsnge,
Irvngon Bloomfield Rye, New Rochelle, Spuyten Duyv,
Lake GEORGE Isp and other points easy access Permits
of A. JOUkNEAY, No. Pine street.
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FLORIDA, THE RESIDENCE AND ORANGE GROVE
Il of Buckingham Smith, in ST. Augustine, $780, Refer
enee, WM Q. HOFFMAN,, Ill Pearl street.
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A FLOOR TO LET-wITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS, o,
~ Second and Seventy third street, west side II
quire on the 6rst floor or In the drug store.
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IlURNIsHkD COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET-IN FINE
Z village near and having splendid view or KearSarge
Mountain, New Hampshire. Rent 1850 four months Hunt
ing and fishing plenty. Apply at rs Robinson street, dining
house.
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ONO RRhNCH.-FOR SALE CHEAP, FURNISHED
IL handsome new Cottage the good stable; Inn
mediate possession. Apply 70 ". ROWLAND CO, Long
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ITO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE. FIRST
class four story English basement House, 81
Yves. Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth rent
Ss000 per annuu. Apply on premises.
nOeO PER YEAR.-T0 LET, HOUSE, OR PART
COoU thereof, in excellent condition. on Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn. GAYS pass the door,
5. o. MOUNT. liz Nassau street, New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NAY 27 1se9-TRPLE SHEET
nxvrrrryc uousEs TO LIE

mo RpsT.poUsg AND SPACIOUS GROUNDS, PLEA
sanity situated the banks OF the East Iyer between
aud sty-erhh Streets for private occupation
only Apply to LEONARD J. CARPENTER, "a Third ave-
nue.. Bftie House.