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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

TheIe are many men OF the age Of thirty who ara
WIN 100 frequent evacuations from the blad
ie.' oen accompanied BY slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
ss 1ns patient cannot account for. On examining
saa mS urinary deposits ropy sediment vii loften be
,ounu, ana sometimes small particles of semen OF al
oumen VIII appear, OF the color will be of thin milk
isn nue. again changing to q dark and turbid appear
Aoo. aneIe are many men who die of this Difficulty
Ignorant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wEAKNEsa.
= Gan warrant perfect cure in such cases. AND q
'on ana healthy restoration of the urinary dreams.
PERSONS who cannot personally consult Ire n,
ean saO 20 80 Dy writing, In plain manner, descrin
.Gn Sd sner diseases, and the appropriate remedie,
la!l correspondence strictly confidential snd Win
Do returned, IL desired. -AN VAL
@ure's; DIR. j. b. HUGHES.
Mart doos En- ~. NO. NPrebie Street,
- Sand Stamp for Circular, ''''
MIacfSa
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

40 THE LADIES,
IN. noGnE ES particularly invites all Ladiea Win
p neeu medcA adviser, to call at his rooms No. IA
especial accommodation, ~ ''A9i'
Dr A:s Electic Renovating Medicines are unri ys,-
Esma,s SnG superior virtue in sulating ali
certain Of producing relief a short time. ~A'
LADIES VIII lind it invaluable in all casea nj oh
ucuons aster all other remedies have been tried in
yam. 1t 10 purely vegetable, containing poth1nS in
ue least injurious TO the health, and NAV he tsbsn
with perfect safety at all times W 'A'n
By addressing M uTIG III III Gsions
] an1. .1S66dtEW. No IA Prebla Strset p.So,,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
WestbrOOlK Seminary

The Winter term will open Wednesday, Dec 9Th
and continue ten weeks;
G. II. VARNEX, A. M.Acting Principal,
ApI lication for rooms &C.. should be made to d
w. HAWKES., Stevens Plains.
G. w. STEVENS, Secretary.
Nov. Is, 1869. no18eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
For Sale

nm ,n, good will, together with the stock and 1,-
eggaa r"e 'aie W. D. Robinson To any one wisp 20
rare light md profitable business this Il "
ROBfSSoN a,yc.or For particulars cal on WARREN
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

CTORAGE and Wharfage OF Custom House
~ Wnarf. Apply TO Ll NCH BARKtR a. Co
oclotf 1S9 Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
TO LET.
n o l. E T..
For Sale or to Let.

NOI od1C Ut 10 LEU
A No. 80 South side cf DANFORTH
a street, a large house in good condition, with
II rooms, wOod-house and stable. The lot has
more than ~ 0U0 ieet of land with a court in the
rear thirty tht ee Ieet wide
no16ed3w* MARTIN GORE
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
To be Let.
10 Let.

a NEW three story Brick House in the western
- part OF the city,-contains all modern improve
mehts,-kent $500. Apply to
hovS-3w W. ii. JkRRIs, Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

w ANTED Agents, Teachers, Students, Cler-
gymen, Farmers sons and daug and all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-10
Blank Legal Forms.

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND,
and will hereafter keep for SALE Blank Forms,
used the Sale Purchase Estate
Transactions &C., &C. Among them may
ing:
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering Of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms
OF special and general Powers o Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
COMPREHENSIVE, Mercantile Manufacturing or Agri-
cultural Copartnerships,
LEASE Of House u Land,
BILL OF SALE, OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, Of Real Estate.
cHATTEL MORTGAGE, Of Furniture Personal Property.
SPECIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certacate, far purchaser and
Manufacturers,
SHIPS MANIFESTS, Bills Of Ladng, xc.. &c.
~ These blanks printed finest document paper
and in the latest style Orders the other Islands promptly
Price per Single Copy, IS Cts; Or - per Dsz.
For sale by (s4O om) II. N. WHITNEY.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.

VVHOSE INTENDING TO OPEN NEW
u SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS,
invited examine received
sizes and kinds, from miniature volumes to Royal
Alo everything required in the line OF Once Stationery
COS H. NJ. WHITNEY.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Do Thy Little.

d. thy little God has made
Million Raves &c forest shaalcf
SMALLEST stars that glory bring
Col cmpIoycth everything.
Then the uttls thou hast done
IIttlr battie- thou hast won,
Iitfir rnastrres achieved,
Iiftir wants with care relieved,
Little words in love exprrssesi.
Little wrongs at once confessed,
Little hvors <iniiy dons,
Littlc tolls thou dtd'st not shun,
Ilttc traces meetIy worn,
little Sights with patisnes borne
Thess shah crown Thy pilo~ed head,
Holy light upon thee she'd;
Thoss are treasures that shall rise
Fnr bsyond the smiling slies. -SSfSctsd-
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Shipping.

Thur, June Il Mon., June %
Thur, July % Mon, Aug. =
Thur, Aug. % Tues, Sept. Z
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PaysOm's IndelibIe Ink.

UarPer's Rebellion Record.
FOR THIS STERLING
- Work obtain the remaining numbers which have
received by the steamer. This work is complete
few sets OF it bound In two volumes. For sale by
674 II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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Hidm RESTs--The highest rent paid in Broad
way, New York, u that OF f. s. Jafray's dry
goods store ut Leonard street. which brincs
Soo,OOO- The highest hotel rent Is that of the
Firth Avenue, which rates mt 600, 900 per an
mum but the most profitable of all ediices ON
that magniisssat street Is Trinity Building This
S occupied by Offices. IL cost about 500 900,
and rents Tor nearly one-haIf that sum. Sinole
Offices yield from 81 900 To $40 600
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
AHtunin.

There is glory on the earth to-day,
There Is a spirit in the changing trees,
There Is soft, low murmur in my heart.
And on the breeze.
SSeet Autumn sheds gentle influence now,
The world Is clad in beauty and in light;
The sunshine shimmers softly through the trees,
And all is bright
Some spirit has made love to every flower
That breathes lis love out on the passing breeze:
Some magic hand has thrown a witching garb
Upon the trees.
For all the blossoms blush-they seem rare gems
rom the bright land Of dreams In earthward
fight,
Some SerAph' s wing hiss swept the trees and left
Cleans Of is light
Above Us bends the silent, cloudless SKY.
And Der its depths a lone bird wings il. fight;
Seen Tor one moment--then, like gilded hope.
It fades from sight
The spirit Of the WIND has struck his harp,
But altered Is the music Of the lay;
Inc notes are wailing, and the burden Is,
Passing away
We love to linger out The deep. blue sky
Seems nearer now than when the Summers here;
The rustlinr leaves melting murmur cast.
Upon the ear.
Yes, there Is music In the fallen leaves;
They breathe the spirit OF the mighty Past,
Thev wake chord 10 each heart as they Sigh
" Bright days Hy fast -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01

How IT, Eur Pastures N Coon CoNDI-
Ti0N.-It is with pasture as with O. man,
the income must be- greater than The expeu-
-l-. OF it grows poor. Crops are the ex-
fca-e-. ], rs quite possible % make the sur
laa. l. aHy soil uupr0ducriye and uupr9tta-
bic, Dry carrying oti more than i- pat on
pas-uring with cows that are yariel al night
does this. Sheer OF beeves that remain upon
che and 90 the contrary. return more than
80 equivalent IN manure, and keep the land
improving Where plaster meets d want of
the -Iil j, may be kept improving by sowin.
broadcast a bushe. and o mali o. the acre
every spring and feeding off the gra-s.
Many iarnz 10 the grazing districts in the in-
rer..- are kept ui mainly ry plaster and feed
ing. some of them viii carry bullock q the
acre. O-ler lands need lime the lime brings
la clover. and THE plant. hv the large drafts Do
makes ur1u the zuh-li and the atmosphere.
always improves the pasture. h other die
,-isi- ashes are access sl- az reasonable rates.
au. jhev are always reliable r1r-dlessIuE.
The efea-- are visible on same soils DO i1,-
creased crops oI grass. ilr twenty years.
Cheap ashes w.l keep ur any pasture, pay
their ,-r. and leave o. profit. - Will home
maos compost, !. o. man viii but make and
U-. be- Along the -eI-a1arl the Old PASTURES
need natliug better than ereek-mud. and tine
weeds thrown up OIL TIE shore. Too often
-- are allowed % Tot OH the sand for want
a. labor % gather them. Irrigation De- avail
atIa ID other cases. and where the water o-
brook can 6e turned over pasture nothing
more Will he nee -el 90 keep lr iu good cluli-
u7n. Changing soils o-tearimes na- won
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01

STOCK RAISING IN CALIF0RNA.-A cores
pendent Of a San Francisco paper, after
speaking Of the heavy losses which folio"
the sudden rushes common among California
farmers in favor Of one crop, as barley or
wheat. makes the following remarks on the
demand for stock
Stock growers have had several good years
! in succession. Indeed, since the loss OF 50
much inferior native stock by famine ana
I food. cattle have been high and beef II
the market has not at any time touched low
nrice- The business of buying cattle for
I This market is c0ncent- ated in few hands,
and the prices are kept up.
4 good mich COW commands readily
800. and more if of high grade. Some
how the business Of rearing choice cows
never appears 70 be 0verd0ne. ana vet It il
attended with az little risk, and the profits
are as certain as IN any other department OF
cattle growing. The huyers Of extra good
cows at high prices are always more nmner-
Gus than the sellers One might e about
the business of raising three OF five hundred
such animals with the strongest assurance oi
making a handsome profit. But II every
body should rush into il. then the ac-
count might be differently stated.
And then again. good horses have always
commanded high prices in this market. !
well matched span Of ca-riage horses range
a. 70 Price from $500 70 $1,000 and from
these figures up to fancy prices. 4 good
single carriage horse is worth from 500 70
$500 and upwards One may see more good
horses in O. dav in this city. than he viii see
in month 5 travel through the State. But
these have al been bought a- round figures
and frequently the country is secured 10 find
couple Of good carriage horses. which,
when found. often command The price % "a
small farm Leaving out 0. the account the
raising, of fast stock which IS "a specially
with few men r0adsteTs, extra saddle
horses and heavy truck horses, are always
in demand AT such figures as u insure the
grower of this kind If stock large profits.
TIE man who could put into tile market
now 20 large Ciyde-dale horses for heavy
city work. OF az many carriage horses well
bred and which might be reared on
snail farm. would have little occasion 70
complain Of the rust uor would his neigh
Dor, who might have Zoo Ayrshire cows 10
sell ar present prices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
Pioneer. o. Central Nep lo-s.

" f17 30. tI.a Ss.rs4.,y.. ,,..y -.
a.. ...-.-,-.t'.5 ~ - 80 guy
~ -. a.. -. . -. =. =,
,-s, e. W pug Gle
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Tt- -. ~. 49, T .''.
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. 80 - .-..-. --..---- l--''
I vim came f5-,r,-i and s.-r.l .t.a ~.
F tho 49, rsr,s. ,. ,r. r.-- t....-.i..
+ White If L4ltra--e via t.s. ..,.. '..,..r..-
F b.,r.lr.I.t - p,...-. 81 49,
T .,-vir.- ar.,..,,,.t. az -i.. ---.- ..-f...- ~.
f I.,s.lfi.- and ,..--s-.,..- -t.. ...---
rb. early .4-t'-,. . AMI ,,.-. 3D.. "a 49,
which similar .t.-cbas I'd -.. -. t---- -'-
T C..ntr,i ~ W. -. - -7'. %
Il ar-.srs -bs- II, -i,. vss- 1000 ~t..-f--
Abrsm Walton and a Air. Hl-s- - - -
the civ OF New York ob.afra7 d -,,.,-. = = -
hundred and ffry acre. or 1s,7 - =. ~.
irlr,rrar+ ,,-ri,-, m -i's - - ,--' '-'ls'
stands The e.r.iiers-l,-. ~ ,t-y -.
thar tbav sbaDll tu13 sr5 nm. i. a.
,,-i.r-piiI ssu-r,I' o. ..,,.i.- 49,, 90"
ifa.r Sf,,ll srf 49, ....--.,.. - '- "a
tho S.f- So-ir,s R..s-r..;-,, - 49,
C.r,;-I,. In. = ~ - --,l'-- --'--us 90
a danss cedar sv-s-r- r-s-- - ~
rvgo vssr. l,+s- s,.1 ..-,-r--.l +. Wa
-bs .-i~1l.r,C f,.. .l ~, -. ~ Ing y
ri,a- 49, ma. ma. +- - 800 --
William, Dear who ,gar,.. +be~,, h. -
l7- r.u.a a-5 ION, a. 80 NJ. - '-'--
,r the ..-,.. ,.,. i,.,,,. -j.s,, 49,
rv-o ,,.-,er. No. III .-. -. '''''
and rtr,r,,,-,4-l- C.,--.r vs7- y--t. -
aifr IRON New TnrIsr4
Inc c9nsrrn,rio- m m. Erie ...,..7 -..-.
h.va --vsr Sv-s.,.. rs e-e- - ..-----
Growth In1~as +b.rr..s b55 - ~
cer,l s-r.5r-sr.r m sr,l-s.. =. W.. -
and H.. p-.n.i.-7 G,zs-,- ~ So
1924 when tb.. eq-sJ ~ .o,,,-,Is.s7 .i "a. u
was inco-poratei From -t-. fi1,e - 5.5 -
the a.fv.ura.-s Of q .lYql er-er.iir-. o. lst, ~
taria and. m I.fs- ,it-, came f,e N -
CenrraI railroad I81.ia Sz-s,1.e b,l q. sa1
inrs 1irauts IN l-4S r. y.. i,,-1-,,'-s+el ~.
CITY: Ia 7--f. the paruiq-ior vg.s -. ~ al
Us ID. -.Ila Tbi- +. b, s-..i,e-, he -
thsr have been witnessed In central Nay Vo-e
hv Old settlers. still living who we. +ls-s No.,
thar whole re-iou wa. chl,s, ,riiie--ess H.
rs rba eastern ro-tie-. o4 The q..,----- -
increased III populstion and f,.iIit..g ~, -
5rsu- the inner regions Of the e--ri1s1t bsrs
been multiplied. the growth or -l,-.-,e-,. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS.

Wfr4f,rs arc fgT1 Of worms usually pick
them up re-ula-i,. and iced to the DIS al not
fl for cider. or al least for vinegar.
bef1es 'AAl are l' De ripeneI on ana IntIAe.el
TINS la-- snou'- " garry Ill o'ni-IoH 70 se-' Al1
hell reaiy JOY sA'p-le al ll- shortest Lo-et-
C7-n sbo1i nov be driei f7- winter use
SOM prefer 10 s.lt H. 1t cut from the cob
without boiling. anu packet ID a lar with salt
-,e-
'.i'"- ' '7 -'-1ei1- an - -'-
ma t-y-,, .-I
il '-s -l'e '-4- "-- Pc -'-'-' nc - -
I-' '-''-- ''' "-'-
10 dry time, d. NOS waite tender plants VITA
out mu'clng, Ut t1e water Wall lose A4H ii- e'-
sD5 che me e..---- -a--- ,-r --s-,. b.I.u.
Kyb,-r b. 7..rt. .,..'Ig r.,1--. ID. ss,s q ss-.-
s,1 If .t-.,.+ - f. ,.,-s ..--.1- rr.,i-, .,-.,es
nj -5-. d. rr,I.- III. I'm I,.-ra- nm amy
80 r..,t,4
D-e potatoes a. SOON a. --'-
j. Aoi mlla 70. @lIl-
case use l-----7--
t-.-1-... ..-=+ ~. 3D.. -.- NM -I.- ,,-.
.l-I.--. t....--..e mas. of .'-rtrf.... ami
~ +, -......,-- ~ ,rs-,su, and -t-.u r.so.
eua- Fr aY".
.-.....,,. ,....,-..r .., .,., , r..f.,
49,. -. .-.' ,..., 10. I.--.. ....7--
-..-l...- T..---.
-. - -..-5 ,.-..,--. a., ~. -.- ..-.
si'-'' .'
80, -.t-.--. 7.--..
IL ...-.-- --r. f.---.5
.-.-l ..- --... $50
" mai Hl.-l - Li-- -7 -'s -A-
-l. --au1l Will keep tasr surface moist. 4-v
leave. -Harnel nav 1r straw better tHsu Iona
straw coarse manure. -sv,iusr. tsD-rsre. OF
even coarse pebbles. viii form mulch. i
rBui.t. /. never 10 be aarIr. but has effect from.
7-s us-,rIgn upou the Ton OF The ground
ht-i7- eiii'.7s p-4e---i'7- ANA t-i .--f-- -i'-Ae
astonishing growth lAF 1eLi-- ht1I tIeM
clear OF Nrri'' "-.eA sap lAe NeT! liie o- i-lt
sll4 lt De- al excellent plan o. run 81 o-e---2f-e
sl'-I- pl'" between i-t rows i ii"H-a-- F'.ls I
% a- klnA- may Dee 'llnnr- 90 advantage, anu F..
the surplus sent 20 market OF lei 70 si9-- h'ss
VIII grow last on the aiei- though lt j. DOT very
f-iten-n-
Grass may be sJWu alone 81 this ssl-lu. lr % +
little earlier perhaps. better than 80 aur other .
Prepare the ground vel. giving thorough har-
rowinr and t5r-1-essur. u.cziur Of the stones.
SOW the sect. and roll 4 1ushsl Of oats barrow
ell in before the grass seed is sowu. will afford .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01

When the 22d British regiment were order
ed 10 vacate the long established military post
at Fredericton, n. B.. they left behind a great
amount Of valuable stores, toocumbrous to move.
The provincial authorities in Halifax suggested
that these be sold at auction, but the English
cthcers thought this inconsistent with the digni-
ty Of red tape and decreed the destruction Of
the property. The soldiers were therefore pro-
Flaed with axes and ordered to smash up valus-
Die stoves, furniture and everything on the
camp ground thousand blankets even that
would have come very handy among the poor
during the long New Brunswick winters. were
torn into strips
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
Railroads.
VT. CENTRAL & SULLIVAN r. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


rEAIAs GOING SOUTH AND EAsf.
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburg al &. % p H.
Burlington AZ b.s5 4 m, Tor White River junctloa'
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, New YORK aaa fas
sumpsic Railrssa.
DAY Express leaves Montreal at $50 a. n %
senshurg a; 3 L., Burlington at i%N p u
for Boston.
Ni..it express leaves Ordenshurg q: Il. 81 a m
Montreal al 40 p. n. Burlington 81 50 p n
arriving in Boston at $40 n NJ connecting at BEL
lows Fals for Boston Worcester, Springfield and
New York.
rRAIEs GOING MOTH AND WEST
-, Express leaves Boston via Lowell so g. n,
via Fitchburg al 30 N, arriving IN Springfield
atsu0a H. Burlington at 40 p. N. Montreal at
I'D H. Ogdensburg at l2.4O a n, making close
connection with trains for the West
Nail Tram caves Burlington at go p. II. 10Y 81
Albans.
Accommodation II ain leaves Mortified 7.45 al
Burlington at % - n, for St Adams and Ogdens
N5gbt Express leaves New York al l2.l5 p. D.,
Boston, via Ftchburg at SO P. II via. Lowell at
90 .. H.. Burlington at as a. H. for Montreal
and OEdens5nrs, connecting with Steamers anu
the Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached 20 born the n ght kA-
press Trains, and Drawing Room cars q both la5
Express trains. 49,
Tickets anc information be obtained Of Il n
5rury, Passenger Agent, No. American Hotel.
u. MERRILL, Supt.
st Albsns. June =. 1869. 'fEwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01

iAmliy Of eight tried to walk from Leavs,-
worm. Kansas, TO Philaielphis. asa %, - f,r
on theif journey as Baltimore, where thew war;
PICKED up On Saturday nearly naked and s,arv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
9nsuranre.

snsarante.
s&E,SS.Dis
5;Sa1Lk>5;5ss's'
eEaEG lNSURAAcS
><>>E OFFICE -
u
sygse.EsV,f
Gzg5aSSSS
3y84ElSI9(lYt
This Agency was estabHshes
A'n" Insurance COmpss,
OF HARTFORD. conn
Capital and Surplus e
Home Insurance Gonna.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus.
Hartford Fire Ene. Conn.
OF HARTFORD C1-
Capital and Surplus.
Ens. Co. Of North s-.-.
OF PHUAnE-srs
incorporated 1884 Taso-e-r
United su.s.
Capital and surplus,
PhgniX INSURANCE csr,r-,.
or HARTFORD r-
Capital and Surplus, e..s-.-
LOrillard Fire Ems, comaar
Capital and Surp.a. sI-a.s.-
Niagara Fire Insurance Ga
OF NV I
Capital and surpiu.- s,sma
Manhattan fn>. Vompan,
or NEW g.z-
4pitai and s.ap.u-. H.---..
springfield 3. e. rs. ED. Cd.
OF s7aD5Fi1a. .sss
-pitaI and surpia.. F
Hanover Fire EE>. Ccmg7n
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus.
Phenix Insurance -eu sr
or LA'lE-I.. t
Capital and surp.a- e--5
Germania Fire Iu.. Compg
OF Elv E.E-
Capital and Surplus aaos.
YOuEers 81 Ny. sire 1usta .
0F VIEW YORK
Capital and Sarplns- e-3.-
Information E8s.ComPa
1r ---..- e-1-..
Capital and surplus, -s-.rs-
Albany City Insurance
0F ALB4ET. NY
capital and Surplus.
Connecticut Fire Gr- &C.
OF HARTFORD, COY.
apiIal and surplus, .
yarra$ansett e. & ". 90.
OF PE0VLDTN0
'apital and surplus, s-H1D
Merchants Insurance Co.
OF rEo-UE
apital and slrpiu.- s-
copies Fire Eneurancco
of WORCESTE Fs->
aPilaI and rrrla,. s-l-
Roger William Ire 90.
OF PROVIDENCE q
aPitaI and Surpiu~. s---"'
Lamar Fire Insurance TO-
OF VIEW T0RE
lpi1ai and Surplus. s
Imperial Fire slas. 60
0F LONDON. INC
,pl,aI spd Surplus. Cold. e..r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-01
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.

CHANGE OF rihE
on and after Monday, May Il, trains vii ran a.
fOI9vs
LEAVE BURLINGTON
s.s5 N-MAIL TRAIN for Troy, New YORK, Boe
ton, Lowell, Worcester, fltchuurgh, brattleIur0
Springfield. Hartford, New Haven. Saratoga
Springs, snd the "EsI. Arriving al Rutland
1923 An; Saratoga. 10 TN. Troy, P.s.
New York. tia Hudson River Railroad, ego P
Z Springfield Pm, Boston, 635 P.h.
T.-ougA from u-i5HgfoH 10 Boston sitho-; e4zHg,
orcs-'f
20 P.x.-DAY EEPBESs, for Rutland and Bellows
Falls. arriving 81 RItland 49, PM % Low
Pals 9.ler-N.
: IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRAIN Arriving
az Rutland 5IaP-E
liza r.u-SI6HT EXPRESS with sleeping cars fer
New York and Boston. Arriving at Rutland
I245 Pm, Saratoga, $40 An Troy, $50 An
New YORK, HIS An Bellows Fails, 81 q D..
Springfield. : Az, New ORR, glG Springfield,
1870 Pm and Boston s.3JA.s. = This tram
runs through % New York saturday night, hut
not - Boston.
- change n c1r- s.fisesn BuyiiEgfon aHs Trog o.
sosfon.
p The es5 An and 1000 Pm Trains make close
clnnections at Troy and Albany with Y Central
the West.
TRAINS ARRIVE At BURLINGTON
4.el An. Night express, rom Boston, Troy, and
New Ork. sle ~ Accommodation. RON hutl.nd-
500 ~ Mail Train from Boston, Troy, and ven
YORK 500 4. Day Express from Rutland. Troy
an New York.
q The first. second and third trsins make close
connections with Steamers on Lake Champlul FOR
tll-tsnur.h thence with trains on Montreal aud
H.atrshUrEn Road, Tor Montreal and Ogdensnurzt
f.rst tram reaching Montreal 90 80 ~. and ug
1eusaur-h a. 100 Pm. Second train reach D. o.
lcnshu--h az Iu 81 Pm. Third train retchiu- Men
treEl a. Folio Pa and og ielsnqrEh 80 1870 A-h -
Also connect s. Plstt,burgh with trains 90 White
hall and Plsttsuurzh Road
sorfurther Information apply 80 the Union Ticket
7ice, No. American Hotel Block. OF at the Rutland
.a-lrual Passenger station. where you eau procure
your tickets 90 the above points. also Go all points
vest North, and o1uth-west-gn1 have your choice
the va-Ilus route
g. W. pA8DWELl- Genera. Agent. al Pass=n-
--r Station.
JOHN Vs.. CARPENTER. Ticket Agent Of No.
American Hotel
Burlington, VI, May g.. -6s. raWu
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CARR & BLANCHARD
IMPORTERS OF
BHANDiES, GINS, RUNS. WINES.
&c, &c.
Also dealers in fine old
Bourbon 8 Rye sJ'hiShieS,
FIRST CLASS
Shuttle !<egcing .FGcbtar
ToR
TODTV nor

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u is. an mares me mscfiine. the WfTSnE
sht TIE >hNtN6 MACHINE stsnds vt.b~,,, =
rival ms machine viii do the full ranvs ~ -
that the high priced machines no. and I. M, -.
~. ~ IRE AR Manufactured ~ the Niison
ital $1,000 i-' 'Ai". Zap
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,.5.a, zen and Addison eouHtie-. Li,rrsl
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PORTABLE STEAM ENG,NE,-

COMPRISING the maximum Of efl.-el
' } hiiify, AID economy, WITH tHt
weight and price They are widely 900
know1,-mlrs han s45 being Do usr. r
satisfactory ~ no sale. DESCRIPTIVE rilcl.a
OF application. address
tz.dsodExsu LAs-s-es 49,
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rOsO rOsa
lNDH - fNnH
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Trouble. Delays and Expense. AMI -ssc
your comfort going West 1y t1e
NSIlhtIu transportation 'oih pdn1
-o
L--L. Lfler Ut NtrI7rrr
-
bAA boAl AND MIG III BoaA-
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MIN aT-rrr Ann TuTTACH
without Change of hoat
= Ft-r- Clag, T'-Ee-r fueIude Neal r-r SAT-.
Rooms
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PF.F.VOS or ORIGINS.

A HIdH PRICES have been q common objection
u 70 purchasing Musical Instruments. II gives
me pleasure u inform those intending 10 provide