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Under a decline Of full five hundred head of West
ern stock, compared with the past two weeks and
the expectation Of large number Of visitors 70 the
city, prices on beef cattle have advanced about 90
cents per 100 ibs dressed weight.
or the $50 Western cattle, 30 sold at lie, los
at ~ "a III 40 l2I, IS at l2l, % at 49, and Il at l3c
Ofal.
OF I7s sold by Love & Wright, 30 went at ST. 81 at
Sc - at Sc 40 at s7c. OF the Northern Cattle at
cambridge this morning, " g. Batehelder, sold for
J. +. Weyser Of Prescott, 10 at l2i-c, 81 SIX, AZ II
81 SIX, 81 at SC and at &c live weight, L. Hast
inSs sold oxen at 70 one steer for 81 80 or nc
one pair working, 900 ibs, for $40. B. Dow sold
oxen for 500 l2 cents q ID. P. B. Hancock sold
pairs Of stays at iIl cents y ID, and beef COW for
p or 10 cts. T. ID.
Sheep and lambs are in great demand and the
prices are kept steady by the Western supply
Thin sheep, however, dull Of sale, and no mat
ter how eneapy bought the butchers say they In
Yariably prove dear.
F. Riford sold g., 90 rs each, for &C per %. L.
Stearns sold l3j, Is lbs. each at So per head j. ".
Taylor lambs for 81, and sheep for - per head.
D. Rice Livingston no sheep and years, 65 Ms
each, per b.
NJ. E. Rice, sold a carload oflsmbs and good sheep
at ss7, but we did not learn the exact number or
weight
There must have been about tons Of live poultry
sold at last weeks prices, and 2lcts per H., ac-
cordins TO quality.
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5elw.eI T.uiraul 1fa-irat. Pills VIII cure rou-
sumption, Liver Comp Amt and Dyspepsia I -alen
corning " direct DOS. i.at Hie AL ll.ftr q" Pc
.a-ea ~ t.a same -ea. Tlay cleanse the 20 r-ae-
f.tr .ceHlHs good ...H ford .-o--- All ae- -t
blood The patient begins O. crow in flesh r-e i-=-
c.sei matter ripeus 20 tie .un-s, ard tae pas alt
n4--rlWs the disease and gets Well THIS tle Only
way o. cure consumption
To those three medicines DR.. J y Schcnck. Of
Philadelphia. owes his uUr. vailed sul.a=s l tho
uir Syrup rpeus the .ri.t matter il LLe lungs
nature throws it Cd hy an easy expect9rr oa- Tor
viii throw DO oa. and the patient has rast ah- thu
lungs begin to heal.
Todo dis. the Seaweel Toni, and Naadr-se Pills
mu g be- freely used Co cleanse the s-gmacn ana iEer,
SD that the Pulmon Syrup and the focd win make
sehcucs's Mansrake P.lIs act upon -he LIVER. re-
moving all o'--Ict uns relax the ducts H- tle gall
bladder the t 4e starts freely. and tine liver j. con
relieved the stools VIII show what tle pills can DO,
nothing ms eFa '-icn Aus e4'e- except 1ilt-lel %
deadly pol au "ich is very danger us O us5 ilhit-,
with great care,l Jhat viii unlock che gay bladder
and start che secreuons cf the liver like sc'o1cNs
Liver Complaints ore OF the most prominent
causes No Consumption.
ScllrcE. selv1eI Toni is soncle stimuiint and
Alternative. aai the alkal DO the Seawoed- which
throw out the gastric juice 90 dissolve the food with
the pumouic Syrup, and 81 s made into good blood
" tlout fermentation or s1urlne IN the stouiach.
The great reason why physicians 60 not cure Con
q. S .....
sum ll.n Is, lle! iy " 20 ~ l-4su 80 I've
sWeii-- le -.' ict er' anu Oy So qeih- lHes -sil.e
tla "i"ts ''.-1' I've p 'rl'' -tH.l.--7 uF
ttls' tLi es gn.,-a-.s ll l-,e-' SUNS .-. ..'7
hI. ,''l''' ~ - o. .Si ne 49, u ~
cough, n,-ll SWe3's ellIls or ieNeI' Nsuo.s ~
cal'e' emu ,les "iit a. p, -. , me- 80
&c l'l g-'.v-+ l '.-' ' f-i ~ nm. -
iN et,l, Na.ii li e-' '-' ''-
les w, l-'el ali.' = ll'.l q = l''-o ,-
u pl.s'-l -a5 ,..-71 lI ..i' .i- -- -,-
some way ~ y''.' an 49, ''', i 49,,
hrou'-i..'l H- e-.' 49, .i ~. W. H.
~ ..- t,+ me- h., I-,,,s H. E.; ot ri7 30
slcn iases " .-t 49, u' LILY ~ - NJ IL( '
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CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS.
PREPARED AND rUT Up by
HE .TERE - & o.,

Whaic.alo Dealers in
drugs, Proprietary .Nl9.eines 6 Peg'meFy-
Leayenvor;h Block. College Street,
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
~ II. Downs Vegetable BaIsamic
Elixir
has poo equal lor tic speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group and Whooping Cougbi all lung complaints
can De e-rsf by the timely use Of this wonderful
Medicine. no family should be without it. Calllor
Do,ra' Elirr, and take no other.
Henry's vermont Liriment.
Az internal ne well as external remedy; taken in
terlaly It is master Pain killer. Pain Curer, Pain
Belover, Or Pain Aun.hiiatar. Reale- DO not sleep
TN you get bottle for tIal read full directions,
especially for breaking up q cold.
iieury'> Vegetable Worm LozeHSes.
Eatgeiy gsy.t4iIs.-Baf4itrlt pee fror Mineral
Poison. perfectly safe and sure to remove worms
has been thoroughly tested 10y thousands ofiamlies
in the United States and Cauadas, and is PERFECT
SUCCESSES pleasant to the taste-a white sugar
drop W lozeaee. Children eat them as readily as
candy. THE advantage they possess over any other
i'- t.at -hey require 10 plys- to carry them off,
r1 q. mother should keep box ou hand il case Of
cd. Full directions with each box.
pr. Johnson's Calisaya Bitters,
\ superior combination of Barks Boots, and Herbs,
uot hitherto attained by any other manufacturer Of
Bittcrs.
Are you suffering with Dyspepsia. ia uuii-e. Con
patton, Loss Of appetite, any " the IN kindred
ceases Then try these Bitters and be eons .ucei
that they contain RARE MEDICINAL ana CURA-
TIVE VIRTUES and do not belong 60 that Glass Of
'S.aps' misnamed " Bittersr Phys.c.aus a- find
-lem beneficial where a powerful Qu1.1a Ton he IS
wanted as they contain large quantity OF the are
talIIya Bark. il you would have -.0d .ppct't r.,
and He HEALTHY and HAPPY. try U.trIe 20 tha- q
I.ttars. Price One Dollar per Bottle.
HENRY & co., burlington, w.,
March -. 1855 Pr DO. @ Crs.
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spetial 9utites.
WHAT is
~. d. q. 3.

Our reasons and we trust our justification for call
ing the public attention to Mother Baleys Quieting
Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and fatality
Of the diseases of infancy and childhood. So alarm
Ing and serious are the diseases, that one child in
three dies before the fifth year. These facts afford
conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers the
importance of using remedy. (Which contains no
Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fails when
timely used to effect cure. 1t greatly assists the
child through the months CT teething, alays all
pain, reduces Inflammation, corrects acidlty Of the
Stomach, and never fails to regulate the bowels;
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy,
produces natural sleep for the child, thereby afford
Ing rest TO the mother. For summer complaints,
Dysentery and Dlarrh@a, it has no equal. For
Wind Collie, Commissions Gripping, &c, it never fails
to give immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Quietins Syrup, for children, Is
original medicine well established, therefore use
no other and you are safe. For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.
Agent for the United States.
April .-d&Wim,is
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Bankrupt 9lutites.

IN the District Court Of the United States. FL
| the District Of Verm0nt.-In the matter Of Albert
n Teti.ion ms been filed in said Court, by Albert
Wells of Bloomington, in said District, duly de-
ciared 4 Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of
March p 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from an his 9ebt and other claims provable under
I'D Act and that the 9Th day Of July, 1869, at 10
O'Clock N before the Hon. ID. \. Smalley, I'd &c
Of said Court. at his Chambers in the tlty Of Bur
Iingt,D. L assigned for the hearing Of the same,
when aud where all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest, may attend and
show cause if any they have, why the prayer Of sa
petition should not be granted.
mated at Burlin gton on the 10th day If June 1859
slWsw b. b. SAIALLEY, Clerk.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NARkET.

Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Swine.
This week, ISIS 6l26 500 1890
Last week, 9llq 3st3 1900 $500
one year ago, l757 4779 2705 ESQ
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, sl2 81 a - 90; first
quality so ~ ~ Il %; second quality, sll 70 "a
sl2 COS third quality sll % "a II 50.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Workng Oxen, 2 pair,
s22l a $500
Slilch Cows and Calves, from siO q $40; extra
good So, "a sl25.
Yearlngs, 800 a 90; two years old, 500 a CO;
three years old, 500 a o..
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots 81 20, 3 90,
80 a s. % each; extra si25 a s. 20 or from q %
9lc 2 h.
Veal Calves-sO a 500.
Spring Lambs-S5 a 80.
Hides dc e 10. Tall0w. a &c q n.
Lamb Skins so a e0e each sheared skins Il "a &c
each Calf skins p "a PC 2 h.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra ~ a pie; prime 49,. %
cole; good Is a. i9c; medium II a l7lc; poor TO
medium lie.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Florida rsatiGes the 18th Amendment.
WASHINGTON. June Is.
The fifteenth amendment has been ratified by
both Houses Of the Florida State Legislature
The vote in the Assembly Ewas 26 against -,
and in the Senate IS against 9. -Four more
States are yet required.
A list Of national bank repositories which have
hsen ordered to be discontinued, has been pre-
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by Telegraph
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June 10.
M0NET-Actiye and very firm, at : per cent.
and az Dc per cent. with commission added for
loans on call until 3 clock Afterwards offered at
o "a per cent
GOLD Heavy and unsettled, 0peniu-i at 1879,
declining 90 l37 and closing at l35.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Quie at lc9i ~ jog.
for gold and lrst-class bills.
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-ueavy and lower but
revived slightly at the close owing % Gmuess in
gold. The following are he latest quotations
Coup sl.............i2ll 1910 COUP:
L. ). t's j2lcoup '64.il7l Registered 6s eI..-ll64
do 6l...-.......- ID. IO-4us reg............lr.t
l. S. SIS l--coup 6j ll-l $40 reg. 62..-..-.. lI6f
do coup '67........llsi DO g. Jan. q, July-..Il.l
STOCkS-Stroue. with Pacific Mail. Michigan
southern North Western common and preferred, rs
features. Increased earnings Of the North Western
Road lmpart. drmuess To stocks. Owing 10 the de-
precision yesterday, large orders to purchase came
Do from the West impartiug buoyaucy.
The following We're the closing quotations al
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WHY WILL !

WHY WILL YOU DIE.-CONKLIN'S
w PASTlLES cures Consumption, Bronchitis.
Uoarscncss Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh. Group.
Sore Throat Disagroaahe Breath, Ti-htncss Of the
Chest. Difficulty Of Breathing, &c. Public Speakers
and Singers viii find them unrivallcd for clearing
the voice. Price - cts. per box.
For sale by Druggists IN Burlington.
xV9lrn9
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HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY.

NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE ASSOCIATION,
Boston, May 81, 1853.
Dear Sirs; take great pleasure in advising you
officially that meeting Of the Executive Com
mttee Of this Association, holden Saturday even
Ing ii was on motion Of Mr. f. ID. Jordan, unani-
mously voted,
That, If any pianos are to be used IN the perform
ances at the Coliseum, they shall be the grand or
chestral pianos o. Messrs. Hallet, Davis Co.
! remain, gentlemen, respectfully yonr ooedient
servant,
HENRY G. PARKER, Secretary.
Messrs HALLEr, DAVIS Co., Boston.
June l7th-f+ d&wlt
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have remodelled their house Of worship at an ex-
pense Of some $4,000. 1t was dedicated May

nave feluudcued thelr mouse OF worship II an eA-
/ pense Of some $4,000. 1t was dedicated May
/ 30th
/ The Congregational churches Of Addison coun-
ty held their annual conference in Cornwall on
Tuesday and wednesday Of this week.
EPISCOPAL
The offerings of the students Of the Vermont
Episcopal Institute, in this city last year were
i56.gc.
Tie contribution Of St. James Church, Wood
SIC +, in 1865, to benevolent and church pur-
/ poses was S7SS.76.
The ladies Of St Paul's Church, vergennes, in
1865 raised fund Of S206.72 for Church re-
pairs.
Grace Church, Sheldon, has service one half
the time, and pays the Rector therefor $50
lie also oficiates at Enosburgh one half the
time
An assistant Of DR.. Ever is now getting up a
new Episcopal church in New York, to be called
the Church of ST. Mary the Virgin, and which
is to follow a ritual far in advance even Of s..
Adams, going to the extreme limits Of the most
notorious churches Of London. The question is
whether Bishop Potter viii couseerste 1t.
Another victory 20 the High Church Episao-
palaus was their success in pushing through the
Maryland Convention a plan for inauguating
iedeu.e council Of dioceses in that State. itwas
bitterly opposed, but passed by very close vote.
LIBERAL cu-rIAa.
Rev. J.. W. Brigham, Of Cumuiington, Mass,
. breaches as a candidate 10 the Liberal Christian
society in Rutland. on the lsth and 10Th days
o.. ibis mlu.i.
The Central Association of Universa.ists met
a. IrrIs
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Irish Church Bill.

The Irish Church Bill.
LONDON, June 16
The press generally censures NJ. Bright's
letter TO the Birmingham meeting
The Times commenting on the proceedings in
the House Of Lords on the Irish Church bill,
says the debate exhibits moderation and patriot
ism. The Times believes that the vote Of the
Peers will be given on the judicial consideration
Of arguments based on the provisions Of the bill
and the judgment Of the nation.
Murphy, anti-Irish agitator, who was arrest
ed in Birmingham yesterday, has been dis
charged On the ground of imformality in the
arrest
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UTANTED.-AGENTS, everywhere, TO sell our
w great American Household Book, Abbotts
Lives ofthe Presidents of the United States complete
ia ono volume and spendidly illustrated with oVrr
forty ongravings. This is without doubt the best
book for canvassers ever published in this country
Exclusive territory and liberal terms Ia Agents
Address 2. b. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass
lime f7-sfdlt&wlw
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Take DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTEBS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in ls05.
Mil - In
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nR.wARREN.s BILInrs RIrrrRs.

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Complaint
Jauudcc Biliousness, Headache Dizziness Loss of
Appetite and all spring Complaints for Cleans ng
Strengthening, lnvigoratlnE am Regulating the
Human System. has no equal in the world.
Sold by all Druggists EUBR6 PERRY VT ole
sale Druggists, General Agents, &c fremont ST. Eos
ton 4-WLm
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3leu advertisements.
CERTIFICATE.

rI,IIS is to certify that have this day sold all my
risht title and interest in an invention cor i'm
TiemcnD known as Rogers Patent Broadcast Seeder,
r. NJ. b Cox Of Monkton Ridge, Vt, IN whom all
riers should te addressed for machines or terrific
rial rights Dated June lst. 1859.
II. B. PARAlELEE.
This machine weighs only g.. his, sows all kinds
Of grain and grass seed perfectly even, and more
than twice as the old method Of hand sowing.
1 have territorial rights for sale in the states Of
Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Address Il. B. PARMELEE,
5lwlw West Stockholm, n. Y.
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HAVING used your Iron Bitters in my practice
can testify TO its superior tonic proper lies for
inVigorating the appetite and promoting digestion.
can unhesitatingly recommend ii in cases Of gen
eral debility and dyspepsia and in conditions OF the
system requiring the use Of ierruSino tonic It's
agreeable favor must recommend il 20 all
Yours, respectfully, u.
Professor Of thu Philadelphia University Of Medi'
cine and Surgery.
For sale by Druggists generally.
May lst.-idtosep2i
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pared at the Treasury Department, and en-
braces over one hundred and thirty. of which
twenty-three are in New York. The list does not
include any in New York city.
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J'lIIS isa ycri-,aic indian Rsae-y tle re-ipef.-
1 which WIS OBJ aimed from the medicine man OF q
il.lc 90 Indians whose la.Hts ni life reHr-0 10 them
.Ii.It.- o. the la.-t severe t.rUs nl this H--eH
disease. lna among whom it- -rucs FH.c A4-Ilt
pr.Ll4 ard .t- li-t - trl'.t .la.. being aal-t.
down from one -cucrIr. 90 t' another a5 rr.-
cIuls l.--s. re great was tlHi. ---lI.t-Uu DI It's
value fIt 90 required weeks OF persistent aup..ci-
tiYl o. overcome fhr etc..ce 81 the willy savage.
tct TIE. This accomplished. che former prD ur.et0r
Tor . u peri % i.r @ ault Dor the cure % himself
ua l.eu- SINH .ry al ctst. IL proved au lu-iii-
ina, remedy .l almost every rase. often efe-tu-
permanent cure by as-l-.u application. The sever
est forms 90 the disease .i many ears uliu,Were
completely cured tl 10 20 icw Gays Physicians
have given 10 thci- unqualified approval and the 'r-
trUductiuu- ll Is purely vegetable prcpar4tuu 10.
compounded with great care from frr-s- e 'hnru-
roots and flowers. and contains tlin tat efl -l-
igrc tle most delicate So stem, and cas- always .r
el - o. perfect safety.
Nltliu i.cll..lrl for 70 0u The -rouLd 10 8 lH1-
r-inaI origin We only lsk 70 fair trlai aY those af
Gictei, and 90 them we leave the c1uparaal he-
tween 70 anu other preparation they have u-a..
The present prapr.etsfs af this valuable agt cine
are so confident VI its success, ari encourage be-
hulcrsds Vi certii-a-.- .-o,u Physician. .ui tiH-e
that have been cure 'y &c. rhlt they now -lcr % o.
tho public with tie --lrsLter,
NO CURE, No PAN.
q Price One Dollar por Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
b. ED4ELL r o..
sole fraprier0-s.
By whoa. all orders viii receive proiEp l,-e-, o..
Enthusiastically r. C0LuEHTu.
Burlington. March % 1850 -f+d&w.y
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4 y
STATE OF VERMONT }cenSedi in tS S,'C c.iate IF
DISTRICT OF cHIrrENnFN. S. Arson P Beeman, late
% -'''' GREETING
Ata probatc Court holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the District Of Chttenden, ON the 9Th day
of June A. d. 1859, an Instrument, purp1run- 70
he the last viii and Testament. Of Ansou ?. Becman,
late of Burlington ia said District deceasedwas pre-
scented to the Court aforesaid. for rotate ana 10 Is
ordered by said Court that the lst ocy of july 4.
D. 1862 40 the Probate Court Rooms u sl,a Bur
lingt0n, be a-siz e. iHr proving sall instrument
snd that notice tnc4ec- De given 90 ali persons con-
eerned. hv publishing this order three weeas sue
cessiyey in the ''Eurlington Free Press new spa
per printed al sald burlington pieti'is 10 'i1 '-o
ifHFREFoRE, you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid ana
contest the probate Of said vii p you nave cause
Given under my hand nt Burlington 10 Said Dis
trict, this tn day Of June. 40. Log.
50W3w 7. T. WALES JuaIe-
JOSEPH c. ELDREDGE Els ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT 10 al P Per sai,t so If
DISTRICT rcHrrESDEy, S. J ei a. " EidTeire.
late Of Burlington. in said District. deceased
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden a, Burlington, within
and for te District Of thittguIeu, ur the ltu day
Of June AID. 1863. an Instrument, purporung % be
the last VIII and Testament, Of Joseph q. Eldredge
late OF Burlington, in said District deceased was
presented to the Court Aforesaid, for Probate and II
is ordered hy said Court that the lst daj o. July
A. D. 1863. az the PROBATE Court Rooms In said Bur
ungton. be ass gned for proving said Instrument
snd that notice thereof be given 20 all persons con-
eerned, BY publishing this order three weeks sue
eessivelv in the burlington Free Press" a newspa-
Der printed at said Burlington previous to the time
appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will, # you have cause
Given under ny hand at Burlington in said DIS
trict this 9TH dav Of June AID. 1859
50w3w T. z. WALES, Judge.
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THE KING or PRUSSIA MAKES \ SPEECH.
The King Of Prussia has arrived in this city
He was entertained to-day at banquet given
in his honor by the city, and made speech, in
the course Of which be said If Providence had
Wilied the accomplishment Of great and uuex-
pectoi work through him, it was not ty
himself alone, but by his companions ana his
allies also that that work was executed. All
that was sought by the present generation
had not been accomplished, but their
successors would gather the fruit and witness,
tle completion of the elifce the foundation Of
which has been laid In conclusion his Majesty
expressed thanks for the reception he had met,
and drank to the prosperity of the city Of Bra-
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Vt. CENTRAL & SULLIVAN T.. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEilE,T.
Coor,.r.f-y 7f7pdfv Nm b. I--4

TRANS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Mall Train leaves Ogien-hur- a- ON b. ui.,
Burlington ~ $50 n M for White River Junction.
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, New Aarh uai Pas
sumpsi, R.tilrea1.
Dsy Express leaves Montreal AZ $40 a. Do o-.
deu5hurg at 8. M, Burlington at 1880 D. ODD
fr Boston.
Night express leaves OgienshurE a. Ii14 %. il.,
Montreal at f2Ip p. H.. burlington 40 -.-1 %. ul-.
arr win. ~ Boston ~ $40 M. connecting ~ Bel
lows Falls for Boston, Worcester, Springfield aut
New York.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AID WEST
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell son O.. o..
via. FtchhUrE ar 1i1 a. M, arriving Iu Springfield
at Oh n. m, Burlington at $50 p. M. Montreal 40
DO p. IN, Ogdenshurg at D. go a. ~. makin- close
connection with trains fur the West
Aiail Train leaves Burlington at go p. u. for St
Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified -f- am.
Burl At 9.l0 a. m, for ST. Adams and O-deus-
burg, &c.
Night Express leave New York az 1918 p. IT,.
Boston via. Fitchhurg, 40 1a1 p. IN, via. Lowell 10
go p. m.. Bu-linztun at Is %. M, Tor Montreal
and 0zieusnurz. connecting with Steamers ami
the Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached % born the night Ez-
press iraius. and prIwil--Eo0m ears 81 both dg,
Express trains.
Tickets and information can be obtained Of u y
urury. Pass a-e- AGENT, No. 2 American Eatai,
e.. MERRILL Supt.
80. Al irs, June j.. l-t'. -f&Wly
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IAN VT.II J ITV II.
l.. $. Bonds quiet and steady az an advance, and
closing at -t a 81 for the issue Of ls6z.
LoSnoy. June Do.
tousois f0r money %. account al, q. S. ---Is
lorls az -.. Stocks steady. Erie .e. Illinois
Central 90.
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NOTICE.

THIS ccr-ics that have given my son, Hudson
/ r Pike. is -ime during the remainder nt his
minority aid shall Fay no debts u bis contracting
nor claim any of his c1rrU-s trom thi, late.
E1I. s.. PIKE
Isle ID Motto. Vt, May 1850, w3w.