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DIR. Da,rin, the magne tic Healer,

The excit ement at the Stevens Hol Use, Rutland,
by DR.. Dan in, is only equaled by thu furore ne
created at Il lie Paris Exposition in 1857, where
his wonderf al cures were the topic and 'nsation
of that city and throughout Europe. We under
stand the D, Ietor is to remain with US but hort
time longer, therefore those DESTROYS of seen 'g
him would b est consult their interests of health
by calling q him at once. AS a guarantee of
his wonderfl curative powers we will mention
the followin cures ID. 4. Kellogg, employed
in Ripley 81 ms saw mill, Center Rutland, had
both hands paralyzed five years ago. has been
unable to CHI op wood or to lift pail of water af-
ter a few tire ailments by DIR. ID, he can use his
hands with Ease. George Capron, of Tinmouth,
and G. C. 81 ssons, of East Middlebury, be re-
ferred to in regard to the treatment of rheum-
atism and k dney trouble. Mrs, o. K Pierce,
mile south this place, has had goter, swell
ed neck, for twenty years; with one treatment it
is disappea ring rapidly. Mrs. NJ. Mandigo, of
Cuttingsvil lie, is nearly cured of scrofua, female
weakness nd lung difficulty, with two treatments.
Brooks Be nnett, Mendon, afflicted with fits l6
years, had none since first operation. A. Horton
OF Mt Holly, rheumetism three months, cured. |
J. G. lHatches, Burlington, seminal weakness, |
cured. d. Jemery, with E. Tatro's Hair Dress |
ing Rooms, Center street, this place, neuralgia |
one year, cured. Henry Austin, employed in |
the Rutland Boot & Shoe Co., No. Merchants |
Row, cured in three days of a severe sprain of
the wrist.
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New York Mari IetS.

NEW DIRK, June S.
AimEs-Quiet and steady at s6.5, N@7.oo. Pearls
s9.00@9.75.
midaling uplands.
FLoUR- Receipts 1897 bbls. Ma ket 10 cents
higher and nominal in sales aies ii,5Oe
bbls. at $5.l065.25 for supertine state anc
Western s555@5.65 for extra State and West
ern; t5.70a6.l0 for good to choice d. D.; S5;9eG
675 for common TO choice white VIII sat W est
ern extra s55016.75 for extra Ohi' ;; s9.soG
9.25 for extra st. Louis. market clos, ng firm
Rye Hour quiet. Sales $50 bbls. at si."O(9o.'9'
Corn meal Is active
WHIsKEY Market more active and Jim.
Sales 260 bbls. Western. at sl.OS@lO9 n ee.,
chiefly at 1857.
wHEAT-Receipts OF ,12S bush. Wheat open ied
lc. better with far export ernand Sales ls9, DOC
bush. at sl.29@l.33 for No. Chicago, 81 %
@l.23 for Northwest Spring; 1928 for No ;. 2
Milwaukee; sl.33@l.S0 for. No. do; Else foI
and amber Western, latter p rice an exreme 81 sc
for choice white Genesee.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dun. Barley malt dull.
CoRs-Receipts 80, 200 bush. Corn active al I'd
better. Sales $1,000 BUSH at 81 Dial .08 for
mixed Western, closing dull at 81 .056l.0s; sl.l
for Western yellow; sl.l5 for WI ute Western.
OATs-Receipts 6,373 bushels. Market opene'
heavy and frmer. Sales OIL 200 bush. at 64G6t
and State.
STEADY at 50 for shipping. and eoa.l.lo
for retail lots.
: MoLLAssEsa Steady SALES 900 hhds. Porto
Rico at 59G59H.
SUGAR Firm. Sales 5000 0hhds. at 9B@9&
for Cuba; 81 for Porto Rico.
CoPFEE-Quiet. Sales $500 bags Rio on
private terms.
HoPs-Quiet and steady at 1926.
RIcE-Firm. Sales Is tierces ut St@Il cents. :,
PETROLEUM = Quiet at Is for crude; and
271 for refined.
LKATHER-DulI. Buenos Ayres and RIO
Grande Light weights, 5000; for middles, Zs9
80; for heavy do, 2S@3oc. for California light
weights, 27 @9sc.; for middle %; heavy, %
@29. =
mestic fleece at s694S unwashed, 35k; pulled,
$1,000 CALIFORNIA;, 2l03l.
PoaK-TirmeE. Sales 1855 bbb. ct $4,000
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NtW fOhH. June1o.
There was better feeling in the variopb de-
partments OF speculation this afternoon on the
report that the funding bill was to be postponed
one week.
A man eredibly known to several houses in
Wall street, yesterday bought $4,000 worth Of
fye-twenties in lots of $1,000 and $500 from four
parties, paying in worthless checks on the
Chemical Bank. The swindler was member OF
a tobacco house in Water street, and has hereto
fore borne good reputation. The case is in the
hands of the detectives Another account says
the frauds have extended to the tobacco trade and
some individuals have swindled tobacco manufac-
turers out of two hundred thousand dollars
Money market worked easily throut the day.
Call loans at to per cent prime discounts at
G to per cent.
Foreign exchange dull, long at lo9&, short
ll07s.
Gold market dull and steady at ll3KG
r3%.
Government bonds steady. The following are
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Deaths.

DYER-In Iowa City, May 10th, Daniel Il .
Dyer, aged 70 years.
RIPLEY-ln East POultney, May 3Oth, Emma,
daughter of Charles Ripley, Jr., aged years.
PIERPOINT-In Rutland, June 5, by drown
ing, Charles &. Pierpont, only sen of Evelyn
Pierpout, Esq, aged Il years.
LINCoLN.-In Ira, May 18th, Caleb NJ. Lin
coin, aged 40 years.
CAME Rutland, June LIST, Barney Cain,
aged 20 years.
CAMPBELL-At Medina, Wisconsin, May 4,
Henry Campbell, eldest son of Erastus Campbell
OF Rutland, aged A years and months.
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~, Tayniakers Beat.

Purr, DELPHIA, June 8.
Five Thousand pers> 'ns witnessed the
game of base hall this al ternoon between
the Haymakers Of Troy, and the attn,
letics of Philade lphia The g. sme opened
speedily with the Athletics at the pat
The Athletics scor eds. aaymakers were
whitewashed on IL first three innings
On second innings A thletics scored Tn rs
On third inning they scored 2, total be.
ing 10 to O. The rest of the game was
tedious, the Haymakt us scoring but &
while the Athletics ma, te a total of Al
The general play of the Haymakers was
poor though they made s, ome pretty good
battings.
The Haymakers go to Washington to-
IN
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ROME, June &.

ROME, June 8.
The Fathers opposed to infalliability pre-
scented an address to the Pope, protesting
against the violent practice by which the
meeting of the 3rd instant was dissolved,
and the debates were brought to alb
rupt close They complain that fifty
members who had given notice of an in
tention to speak, remain unheard. They
also protest against the vote by which the
debate was terminated, and believes it
was carried by surprise. The address
received the signatures of about one hum
dred members.
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Naval Academy.

BALTIMORE, June 8.
The ceremony of the distribution of
diplomas to the graduating class of the
Naval Academy took place at Annapolis
yesterday Secretary Robson addressed
the graduates, after which Admiral Por-
ter delivered diplomas to each, the num-
Der being IS. The five honors were
awarded to the following George L.
Dye, of Maine, first; Robert G. Peck, of
Massachusetts,, second; Hawley o. Rit-
techouse, of New Jersey, third; Henry
w. Schaeffer, of Illinois, fourth and John
Hulburd Of Arizona Territory, fifth.
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From San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. june

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.
The vote in this city on the question of
the issue of 100000 dollars of bonds to aid
the Southern Pacific Railroad, was 9412,
one thousand less than at the general
election.
A despatch from Salem, Oregon, says
that the republicans concede that the
State is democratic by about four humid
red majority. The Legislature will be
democratic On joint ballot, thereby insur-
ing the defeat of Williams for U. S. Sem
ator. The negroes voted unmolested.
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so.25 for mess, $22 O0l23.25 for prime, s26.of
026.50 for prime mess.
BEEF = Steady. Sales $50 bbls. at sll.0C
@l500 for new plain mess, sl6.009lS.00 for new
extra mess. Beef hams quiet Sales 40 bbls. al
W. Oo03500. Tierce beef quiet. Sales ,26C
033 90 for India mess,
berland cut at IA
0l7c. pAe'
SHoULDERs-l69l7.
LARD. = Steady and firm. Sales $50 tierces
at 1876 Tor steam, l6a@l6k for kettle rem
dered.
BuTTER.Dun and heavy at lo@25c. for Ohio,
20(G30 for State.
CHREsE-Steady at 7nl5,
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STATE OFVERMONT. DISTRICT

- of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Mary
Ann Farnhsm, late Of Mendon, in said dis
trict, deceased, GREETTSs.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified TO appear before said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland,
in said district, the 9Th, day Of July, A.
ID. 1870, TO show cause, if any you have, why the
account Of Ire .Ormsbee, Administrator
of the estate OF said deceased, should not BE-
allowed and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed 10 the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 4th
day of June, A. ID. 1870
JOEL c. BAKER,
23:w3w Register.
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MarriaafS.

9RANGER-HAYNES-I Middletown, June
9th, by Rev. Mr.. Myrick, Charles II. Granger,
d.. D.' ana Addie B., daughter Of S. II. Haynes,
BOYEE-ROBINsoN.- Jamaica, Vt, May
18th, by Rev. c. p. Frenyear, Mr.. Otis NJ. Bovee
maica, VT.
RAI-GOULD-In Weston, May 3oth, by
Rev. j. Il. Barrows, Abel Ray and LYDIA A.
Gould.
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Heiu advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRIC

NIT Of NEhMON I, DIoIhICII
~ OF Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate of May
Woodwork, late of Middletown, In said district,
deceased, intestate.
GREETING,
The Administrator OF the said deceased, having
that il viii be necessary TO sell all the
real estate of said deceased, for the payment OF
the debts and expenses of administration, has
made application 20 said Probate Court for Ia
cense to make such sale. Therefore,
By the Authority of the State Of Vermont,
You are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office In Rutland, In said
district on the first Tuesday Of July A. ID. 1870 TO
shsw cause, If any you have. why said license
shond not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 9nd
day OF June, A. ID. 1870.
JOEL c. BAKER,
23:w3w Register,
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LONDON, June ).
A distressing accident occurred at the
Alhambra Concert Hall last last. While
the ballot was in progress and the scene
was crowded, large trap door in the Gen.
tire gave way a number of danseuses
grouped on the spot, and were violently
precipitated into the space under the
stage, which was unusually deep, and fill
ed with machinery and theatrical lumber.
Eleven girls are badly injured, and some,
it is feared fatally.
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Meeting of the New Hampshire His
toriCaI Society.

CONCORD, june 8.
The forty -eighth annual meeting of the
New Hampshire Historical Society was
held to-day. report was read from the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and
the Borie plan of naming vessels after
Heather dieties was condemned. Hon.
Mr.. Foster, of Concord, was appointed to
prepare a memorial of the late ex-Presi-
dent Pierce. Senate Patterson is to deliv-
err the annual address. The old officers
were reelected.
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a As remedy for Bronchial Affections and
Chronic Diseases of the Lungs, nothing ever be-
fore discovered equals Dr. Pierce's Alternative Ex-
tract, or Golden Medical Discovery. II is also a
great blood purifier and restorative tonic. Sold
by druggists, or send three and quarter dollars
to b. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y, and get
three bottles free Of Express charges
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THE BURBETT CELESTE
Il AND
CONVERSATION ORGANS

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITOR
Being the most perfect instrument that musical
ear ever listened to producing musical tones
from the softest and most delicate whisper to the
deep swelling tone Of the pipe organ.
Prices for Cash, from s65 TO $500.
ALSO =
HAzELTos Bios. Piano-Fortes.
MARSHALL & WENDELL Piano-Fortes
Superior instruments, at very low prices for
cash. And other Musical Merchandise of every
description, at
JOHN c. HAYNES & co.
No. 80 Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Price Lists and Circulars sent on application.
9:wly
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REMARKS.

Durii z the week .nding with to-day the prices
have fiuctuated considerably. During the fore
part of the week there Was an advance of about
half II cent a pound, but in consequence of the
warm weather and the high cost OF beef, the de-
mand has been weak. Trade is duh, and to-day
the butchers demand concessions. Prices are
easier and probably about the same as week
ago. A large number of Western cattle are also
expected at Brighten, but with the present rates
at the West and South, trade may huetuafe here.
No permanent decline in the cost Of beef at pres
ent. In Louisville, KY, May 20, the best cattle
were sold at &c TO IKE, with but few offered. At
Chicago they sold 1T Nc 20 e4c T. d. live weight.
Lambert Hastings sold IA oxen to II. Foster, TO
dress about 1000 lbs. T. bullock, at l3c q D 10
"a Mr.. Kimball at l31c; at 3Hc, and at 3Jzc
a. H.. TO Mr.. Jewett for $50, or lie T. D.; OK
for Is &c, and his mate for llHc q D. L. c.
12hc; COWS for sl62, or nearly lie p d. ID. Nc
Carthy sold a carload Of slim cows at Ice TO lie q
, ). @. W. Browneli sold oxen, raised by j.
c lark, Addison, VT, at lSxc q d.. steers TO A.
G.. Carter at lsc 2 stays, to dress 1900 d., for
b. l6; two-year old bull sS5 COW to H. c.
Sb sldon for $50, or l2c y D.. heiferss to dress
500 1bs., for $3.50 each. j. Mcfarland sold ~
Can ada steers at l3Xc; Is young store cattle 2.
&c, a. I'd bulls At 6kc y D., live weight ~
Of tn, sheep are bought by the butchers ., ,ao
ageni s at Albany. There were IN All oniy ~
North eru sheep, many of which were on coinmis-
sion. Sales at 5@6c y D. for those we ~"
weighed, about Nc u d. lower than last week.
The : eal trade u also duh. "a ~az nl48
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hallowed presence, promise them that
yearly we will repeat the story of their
heroic deeds, and yearly we will come to
this silent city and strew their bright
pathway to Heaven with the choicest and
most fragrant flowers of spring.
"And if ever the hand Of treason or for
eign power shall again strike that flag, We
will revenge the insult or join them in
their slumbers.o
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The Herald Is the only paper in
the County of Rutland, or this Sec
ton of Vermont that takes Tele.
graphic news. The Herald receives
he Associated Press Reports regu.
iarIy.
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RADICAL REFoRM.-The old mode OF changing
gray hair to a color or less natural is eter-
nally abolished. Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair, imparts to the bleached fibers the
very shade that has been bleaehed out of them
by time or Sickness and is clear, and has no sedi
ment. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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State securities quiet and steady.
Stock market closed fiImer The following ar

sub-Treasury balance eighty-six and one-half
millions.
Customs receipts two hundred and seventy
eight thousand dollars.
Clearing house exchanges, eighty-nine millions.
Clearances at the gold exchange bank, sS7 ,5Oo,-
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LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the HERALD
Constitutional Convention.
MONTPELIER. June s

MONTPELIER, june 8.
The Constitutional Convention was or
ganized to-day by choice Hon. George
Nichols, Mortified, President d. W. c.
Clarke, Burlington, Secretary d. w.
Dixon, st. Adams, Assistant Secretary.
Nearly all the delegates are present. Lit
tie progress is made in business. The
convention will probably adjourn on Sat
urday if no debates arose nc.
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Presidential Movements.

The President and family propose leav-
ing Washington tomorrow evening for
Pennsylvania at the invitation of Senator
Cameron, and will return Monday NOR
Dipp
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DRAwING-RooM CHAT.-The following CONVEX
sation took place in the drawing-room of a man.
sion on Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, one pleasant
forenoon, about ten days ago. Two ladies, Nor
gan and Mrs. Knight, had just dropped in for a
mornings call on Mrs. Rapelje, the lady of the
house
Mrs. M My dear Mrs. Rapelje, are you sick!
You look quite delicate.
Mrs. R. No; not sick exactly but suffering
from debility, and dreadfully nervous. Do you
know, could cry this minute.
Mrs. K Too much excitement, I'm afraid.
Mrs. R. Perhaps, But what can one do? In
the gay season one must give parties and attend
them.
Mrs Nj suppose so. Fashion is law-more's
the pity. But you must take something to tone
your system, or you'll break down.
Airs. R. hate medicine! But you shall pre-
scribe for me. What would you advise?
Mrs. M.-Wen: I'll tell you my plan. wheTi-
ever I'm nervous hysterical, or have a head
ache or am at all out of sorts, 1 take couple of
tablespoonfus of Plantation Bitters once OF twice
a day for week or SO, and it invariably baings
me round.
Mrs X 1 do the same thing, with the same
pleasant result. have implicit faith in that ar
ticle.
Mrs. r. Well, ladies, your reconlmenda-
ton, I'll try it.
"Sea Moss FariAe can be taken into the stom-
ach OF the most delicate and is lust the thing for
invalids and all those desiring light and deli
cate food. Post. 81 . JSdeod&w1w
VA Habitual constipation leads to the follow
ing results Inflammation Of the kidneys, sick
and nervous headache, billioumess, dyspepsia,
indigestion, piles loss Of appetite and strength
all Of which may be avoided by being regular in
your habits, and taking, say one OF Parsons Pur-
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MA zzini Implicated.

FLORENCE, June 5.
1t is reported that the italian Govern
ment is in possession of conclusive evil
fence showing Mazzini's implication in
tb. rebel movement.
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Postponed.

BOSTON, June 8.
The race, at Beacon Park to-day, was
,,os+,,o..os -, account of rain.
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A, N. TRUE & Co.
VS..
JAMES Il. FLOWERS,
FLOWERS ct al.
Trustees.
Rutland County Court,
March Term, 1870.

JAMES T. FLOWKRs, RutIand County Court,
Trustees.
Action of assumpsit. Sum demanded, one
thousand dollars. Writ dated 2.th Of July 1869.
Whereas the said defendant James 7. Flowers,
is without this State and has not had personal
notice of the tendency Of THE suit. Therefore.
Itis ordered that the said James 7. Flowers
be notified TO appear at the next term of said
Court TO be holden at Rutland within and fOI
the county Of Rutland, aforesaid, on the second
TUESDAY of September, A. ID. 1870, then and there
TO answer thereto by publishing the substance Of
the plantifs' declaration together with this order
three weeks successfully in the Rutland HERALD.
a newspaper published at Rutland Aforesaid, the
last OF which TO be at least twenty days previous
70 said term Of said Court which shall be deemed
sufficient notice.
And day thereof is given, &c.
Dated this 4th day of June A ID. 1870.
HENRY IL. SMITH,
Clerk.
T. o. sEAvER, Atty for Pin. 23.w3w
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- Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may be used
70 advantage where any Pain Killer is desirable
In cases OF severe cramps and pains in the sto-
mach, it is undoubtedly the best article that can
be used.
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.

reported expressly for the HERALD by EDWARD
C. GALLAR, Fulton Market, and CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
Liz, STuRGEs Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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TUESDAY, June I, 1870.
ROsrON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
brighton, Cambridge and Medford
FOR the week ending June Z, 1870.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
MOUNT OF sroCK AT MARKET

r.,tIe Sheep. shotes. Fat HOgs. vssIs
=, 5s2 1850 $500 1000
Is a.t w Ssss 9iSt s.o, 1900 4'2oO SEQ
One year ago, l,sll 4,5s7 300 ~. -
Prices-Fat hogs, per h., Zee 10 To- TO
weight; shotes, Wholesale l2c to45e,. Eetsl II.
lse; young pigs, pc.
Price OF Market Beef per 100 los. OF total
weight, &e.-Extra si3.25G13.5D; first quality,
sl3.O0GlS % second quality, sl2.0OGl2 IS third
quality, ll.0O@l1.75.
A few choice sim lie pairs sl2.7j.
Hides Brighton &c country lots GK67c.
Calf Skins, l6Gl7e per ID.
Sheep p,r h., live weight, 5H0l0c.
Tallow, Brighton, GH TO &c per ID, country lots
6 to 6E-
Pelts. $40 30 900 each; country lott, IS to
LES
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TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 100 s. 1850 a. m, 1920 a.
M, q t5.40 p. m.
Burlington, i.so & t5.4o q. m, 1920 & $50
Bennington, l 10 & 1000 a. m, 1915 D, m,
Saratoga, SIS & 1850 a. M, & 100 D, m,
s. Salem, $50 & 1900 a. M, *l2.l5 a. M, and
t4.50p.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,
from Bellows Falls, 1910 a. M, & 1000 a. m,
1910 & 1900 p. m.
" Burlington, 100 & *ll.45 a. m, l2.l5 & 1910
p. m.
" bennington, l.2o am, Il 2. DOM. & IS. 40 p m
" Saratoga, 1890 m., $40 & t9. 10 p. m.
Salem, 100 Il 1880 a. m, 1880 6 1886 p. m.
Mail Train. Mixed.