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, 1859-12-06
THE WATCH QUESTION:
American rs. Foreign Watches.
4 CARD.

THE ONLY ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY PROOF
OF A GOOD WATCH 1s. THAT II TELLS COZ
nECTLY AND WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, TIE
TRUE TINE OF DAY. Auothersests neillu.orY. 1.-The
Watch will not perform eqbaly md With ACCURACY, II to
10 pu1pose whatever is eaboaely finished that cu
patented devleea adopted that novel
eSapementa and tngeuus ccntzyances fof compensation
arelnt1oduced, orthat the whole Il covered by famous
namcand BY massive and costly case Hundreds Of worth
less Watches beautifully finished and exquse-
ly eoutliyed to badly and wear out Quickly great
deal Of work often great deal Of eompezty, and
all viii admit that 10 amount o. polish Will advantage
any p!ece thst Is radically al!osed or inexaey fitted It
nSlMpL1C1TY or CONSTRUCTION. and such aashe-
s.1ca in the aize and sape VI eEey ps a.
the application ct machinery TO the purpose alone insea
that With sufficient ulcey Of finish Aceompkhes the de-
sired result
The founders and msaagesof the American Watch Com.
pany 81 Wa1tham are determined to make T1MEhEEp-
ERS whether they make money not They do not
deyaue ornament but they feel hatthey caunot oTeiue
TIME, THIS Is THE MEANING OF THEIR WHOLE
ESTABLISHMENT. Thoroughly familiar, BY practical
experience with lie evils inherent IN foreign WAtehcs-
evils which Ill Watch cea1esa will bear them out saying
render nearly worthless for a purposes OF tlmekceplng
large maofty Of foreign Watcheshey aim, through the
substitution Of mechanlclsdence. for the uncer,n uag
ept Of tic eye Imperfect skill OF The hand to produce
An article thas shalt only look Ike watch but penF
duties Of WAtch adornns Il With such degree Of In
tsh il sufficient and which, through eostees Will hot
put the reach Of class in the community And
! THAT THEY HAVE DONE THIS, AND ARE DO
ING IT. they confidently appeal to The Thousands whose
daily coming and going Is regulated By Waham Watches
s1y. In every systam the best thtre will be pes
fcaus and Instances failure doubtless occur 1nthe Wal
tha manufacture butn system which produces Watches
which IRE IDENTICAL rather than SIMILAR, tie pro-
/ portion Of such must be reduced to minimum.
Usrlps achieved this decisive victory, victory with
| T.. f..uS
, 1859-12-06
TRIISTEG'S SALE-Public No

l. t.ce Is hereby csv.n that L. l. g Fine Fsxe; n tse
Neat1sr u me- dated N4feh luh- is9 wi ay Ha.n ot
default IN ths payment Of ttts u ~ Sseo
EjtY of Chicago CIty u C.ek. or -. ;~k'tv i"a1t'a
dsy Of rt4:,es, lo1 u ten stek 10 ts TO- tn.n o.
the p1t usss aa raj estas " Nd beet "f Eu
M ~ III Es.s Iaf OF tho Northwest quarter II Sessr
ae. IN Tosn,h,S H.. ,ny H., "a n1iee;ss IL
msEl:ar attuzt. the City Ct Chicago. County ot CooS
aforssaI 10 make tie nlLey dug u"s ssa h:s:. NMa
DteL of Tyust given BY said Nrn.str raya,e to 4 u
Harden Of arer eight months altsr d1te tet Of
cor,sd in the oce at .ht Isecsdet o1 ~
Book lis Of Deeds. r1se fl9. navy rprrr rr,...
c.,.... x,..uts,as ISL r.eahts1td
, 1859-12-06

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook, S.s.-Supes.of Court Of Chicago, December
Tenn, l. b. ls;s Xet.et NJe md Francis Dasies. VI.
Eszneis el.teE-Attachtne0t-
that Wit Of Attchr,nt Issued out Of the oee Of TIE
Clerk OF the Supetr Court Of ChiTu. 18th Gay
of OctheY L. t. lS9 II suit of the said Artiikf Nye
aad Fsanc! paysea and aan.t the ess.ie ot The aAd FsA
cis sister for Of hundred I'D sixty dollars ana
I'D viii Sen returned executed Nov. therefore, un
tces yo sh- .sd FEs1cts sh1 be and sp
.ae1sef 70 b so!en II 'he CoTts ASs.s
a. o. ls35 Eve rrev1 ball and plead 10 the sad
aeloa. xl b: eatered aasnss you ana ~ 'aso,
" nay be sufficient satisfy ths sad judzmens and eoa'a
viii te sold 70 ka1...y the atnr:
n..... r. L E,,Eu Ftt.f.s ARR naiihA&4X
, 1859-12-06

MASTERS SALE-state ct ILL.,
WI nos Coos County *S.-su?*rt rconst o. Gh!esKo
in thanc+ry. E:r.<t "irHs Nisa1n H. GA4.ao an2
james Maye.tn. It'll to f.'Eecr:t mortgage.
lslih.!e noce lrrsay that IN paausnse Of c.
ty.ar,t tay Of ertemxr a. u. lss. Ira Sets staateF
II Of the sHteroi teu1t :! csls% W. r. es
Ia 'As io1tnun n said day. +eu At pt4c au' E'tas
highest a4er sr sh Il 'he n 's 3; st ths TGf. s;.
said tie fo!.uw Fr4l e.sate uF 70 nl'
may We necessary 10 nuke the n 10 rtaa ~ s@n
decree with Interest," AMI c.st% t-*t: EhAs esfta!o an
~gr l pIree pare of land known \" nt Malf W no
ae1Ea! 1narssr u: ssioa tsents n
eas th,d prncp me,t!an st;ts n tt sorn Of
sx,yIwo acre. ~ nuuft.hA t ~ ar1s, b
anne taGre oE1e.s. 1Ha $500.
x.t|.-.~ - 1a,h I.-i4t oczsA.tg-td
, 1859-12-06

john 4. Thota md E:sa Taaa b, .; @ os u: 1,s ~
- III A. Tst Of hs premises hereinafter d<ssftot1'
70 ot e nos D.. tnsen II NM
AZ .n1 l. record In oce Of tha Resord.r q Dtsas
u sDd Cox eeusty Lnc, T. r so0s III u =, tse ps3
so, n r,e and application h*ea a3!s ~ ~ b. ~
ifeai holder ot aid note to se, .!d pEsasa uocet ~
dttd Of tluss for the 2urpos:a therein expfeas1.
Now ths fef1e. eute notice u h~rehy stTea .n.t ~ pa ~
n,,nee o{ Inc power and autao1ls. n ms sssta x -
III tout Hou.e IN 10 ay u IN h. eoaaty sod
% ~ the ihrt sy Of December. A. D. l3sa. ihe
ds.sea u ss a:sa of Il 'H.: @ ket =
Tnieo:ts Addition and dirty E,lla hlnz.es Addason -
Ch dtu.tel Gy q caSa11 y G'asty I yeoaty ="
T1dempton Of the aid Jchn Il. Thom and Efn a. "ns'
ihty hem acd representative of in a1d f. sns sas.
ds.ht&&h A. D. .GAAALAkiHkR. ..s.sSs
, 1859-12-06
o"oA A'7 - T. {. PAINE F1sEEE Truaee:
f,.t..r, x,v.ntsy - ISL rHe2btabtd


TRUSTEES SALE " hefeas,
RI the lss t.y Of j1i,. l9 ueorxe ce!tl and Cafo~
IL. bs wife bT r.d rf tx. conveyed 10 the u1st.
Exnsi Smue ,1aus, certain raj estais a.s'ta:e 10 Go2k
Conv and kncsa a. the unslrt:a or ~ Of 1nS
IN Soek IL ~ IA Wo,stsa ston y ch;a*e cons s3s
cr on re cufpct Alley 1uEtfeL ttuob eet q a
rnTnrr uf flttnoi. aud tbs west *o af sa4
1k aai aasGs .S sh'; Is }t:s ibtns
eouh ta7ty io> feet TO the riaca nnDx ZIG t9
hujldn9s md improvements 'hrsen. n s'oss a % =.
* era;a ae matn ~ ss ueit+l o. ssth uass
Herewith siao fur, tns "s
.ea annually u oes ss,aa. =, IT. -. .n: "a
nnrma~s 10 pn1 ,sa saAfy the xaut hsa sea w r.
eotded il de Recorder 0Gce n saA ccan.E II oonS II
has,nx "a a.e Ia paFnest % lo:e tle "a
1fe i.h@ in nufsuane Of the pnNSr contained IN eslu
d .n lie r1ucst Of tic todcs nf said Loie on a2t
dsy 81 At t1 hour os- q 80 ~ a. =.
r. iincs exp-e vale tie hshrst hcer fof essh
the q lands and ps*lse md al Hit aha e1ay o. r.
sAMCEtA SThACS. Ir!a.tee:
, 1859-12-06

fe.f-tv mi sdminIs:a,Gr OF Jos1 II. Gctpu deetAsed
I'll On hash II ptesnbe' y ~ S Id az
ana t,ch ,ueeexdrs day. ~ h',ts. aa1 oe p.
snsl properly ai ehsttcs is:c'S,1H % & ~ n nhii
~ sas on IT, ps,ts aieT y te "a Jos.n
s:nis .F..d No. r5 south EaIk tts*et Ia sGe ot3 o1
Fax sni S1:e ef IaIEo!s all the per
soni and s.tt oDEiax to ~ ~
Ismrs and "a tteTs tools. or1sE Eo sin:e 1ltn'
ta ha.sy one hs!9s.s ~ &c e. +4ecea
- nxtrs ana .trng esa, hment- A!soa stS3 u
Empa .h.:*. .e1s nd samn.ys: r. aesss % al
spproTed security sor all Ct fvs toEacs ana
rssh IN hauI for Ill 1nrr i've 1~al- pteptMy
II ~ uat Of tas s1ie rs snnsfe1 via.
" " ~ LCCY u. GEltCuLu.
Admins fatftxs
HEsEy u. HILAhKTH,
s At1nta IA asos VI 'o'--~ - not rs I'd
, 1859-12-06

FOR PRODUCE AND CONMlS-
nrx M,,~u.vr, LTt- best lo:a4ed p1sct to ercet =
Grain WaIelouae Ig altdIsty Tie dcrot q ne
tin and AlE.aud aa3!foad III Iowa GltJ ht2 u ii.
fAa7r fre Frauae luunes thereon aaa 1Hp p.r
foF Wa1eanu.e. II tic July lot u wtlca LEE n - e
be brought Ia ,tn the 51.st 81. and II thu
Key for the other Warehouses
1fthey have brought In sa1 which they arc DOT
A1le. Without crossing tals pro-eIty .r
lcc n CO., With third c4h dowr, tht ba!aoet en
bt PAD, II deIrtd o. 1otx terma.
For JA:.sculAEs apply 10 BECK WlE1A.
no. IL South CLARK strcft.
Or LASDsDEH1 t. Co., Iowa C1tr, Iowa
, 1859-12-06

Leg N Noticc.-Tho undersignea
ftockhoidess Ia The Merchants BAnk Of MAeoc, Georka
are BY the psoydoas Of It's CHARTER made pegsonay lAbe
{n IT. lsaue4 The of this Dsnk vii he taken By
On Gepoais on the Kentucky, Indians and
Ohio u.A. TCCKEk CO.
, 1859-12-06

sB@ Those who are Curious to wit
tic wnndefu. perfection to which A. ohswAdt (Ats
manager nj ~ chciora ~ IT, la. brought Tho rnanu!ae
trc Of Tlgs SOD Toupec. invited to visit his Wig and
Iza1s Dying Eooms nj No. 100 Lake street. srd examine
thcse cusious wot1lona Of ~: 10 scrutiny detect
the artificial 2o the natural when adjusted TO The head
deS1Y
, 1859-12-06

III Alea.n:er M<1.-n and Aariets Mrsstl his w!.t.
aut u,rvey DAy.son aud JUL, ". rastson. hls wtte
uit, the m. aay of s<eteae<r 'o ~ ynr Of CO.
Lot thousand eight hntest anl any fonf e3esate
Nd deliver to jesse h. ls.vca~"F,n efttAs atea oI
urkaxe teas:nx tho day Ant ytas a:sEeatd 70 r.
cure The rareus UG th.r ten rroulsAory aoss eaeh %
with satd aad IN the'r taa nonka3o
tuentIrel 4. s<.,b<t 4nl ~u.h said nesfSaxe Haa
f!el c,ni In .e Ke. rtrs office TOT Ero* e.unt.,
uA. tn uuk Nta.tetn Nas1s1xeA pak1 the IN LAC
ot:s MI vh ch rase aad noies wt'e BY t.la
olt as<xned to le- lao o. tne ~
DAY Of Apr D. l.;s AID uef1h lawn ts<n ,aa.s -
the payment the t<rurd 10 ea Sd BY ss'o n.o
x4cr Ali note. bvsx rov Al pa, due. Hu~. Exfo!e.
pupc nus,ce hereby given tht IL pu1suantr Of All ny
vJus oI The pow cr IL; ausky 5Y ais! ul~sta&e
conferred r The Of pawn: aid n1sss sa.t
on "Wednesday, The twsniy eight uAy of lsss
the hour Of oeoek III lle oTsaoa 1t .at ~: ns f.
ponh 14oF the Court House In the lIy "t n
The County of ook .ad s.a u r, a. rnHs aas
to; 10 fe hi botsr for ca4h ihs ild~tHE dts
prvmie. .ia4,t lying icing u .at CIV ot Ch!ea4o a
The lr1nty cf Ctnk. snd state Il lnts AHown - ss
pune1 ntnr,ern tts} hsck numbered httty IN ths
sehl SECTION Adj Chek". ri :fas ea1~ ~ ~
~ t4acnb+d Ntkakr. together With AZ sId Nh
xu!.z Rs t*nemsn,s heft,4n.ht. ao:i AZ r.
thpfrunt bsInrk nx In wt< sr!Tttansn< A ~ no
rf and squy redemption Of saia te>A4tt+t IL A*f-
frlI and, Harvey i. ltatHtn u ant to sahl prSfms+E
WILLIAM Il WiDGN. Asetxnes af t'so No'tkak
, 1859-12-06
COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,

CU1 EMS SULIANA SAUCN,
- forhot cod dshss md rytsy culinary prtpasat!oa
esi I'D " dleek..o and Lndhpeatle for the dtntef
taIs M1de from the tntetnai .ecapt Of the ,ae Alexs
o1 ioodon Fos saie BY Grocer. ~ Fruit Dsa1eEa
Isc,ts ixf he United ssa,t.:f: q: YtELlN :u Faoa
Foe etu Unicako ~ HODGES co.. Gseee.. STATE
etreet. u4|Asef%0
, 1859-12-06

Mrs. BATES, 11.! AGEMG1 ~ IL w: ~.
N4 FIcE FOR DoNEs11c sEa'AA1ss;s
III waahinSton street, ~;a1A
Besrp4a We.ls and Laaats, Chicago
uyoqid Mrx ouo taa oaes Without = 9f1a1ao ea1'
, 1859-12-06
PARSONS ON MARITIME LAW !;


1ncudns therein the Law Of shppn= the Law Of 1nsu
su.ance and the Law snd Practice Of Admiralty.
ByNon. Tukor1utrs rAx.oss. L L.D-
D7ae Professor Of Law In
Harvard CnsytEs4ty.
In Two vols ..ITes 3llo2
The publishers Of this work eer to tie profession in
tho beef,hat wilt SUPPLY aeu,l and Important want
Tue Law Of shpptnk the Law Of Marine Insurance. and
tbs Law and Practice Of Admiralty, are here conzderc
MT Al independent and .olaed TOPICS - they arc In tres
sss now In Ese but ~ branches from one stem. which
Maritime Law. The Book contAtns the Law Of Ship
plug second the Law OF Marine 1asuranse; the third
ii. Law Of Admiralty and the fourth. the Practice OF Ad-
isaty; the >ecot, third and fourth Books being con-
ta.n,d IN lie second vuur. II Is confidently hoped that
the student and pracns swyez viii find thai these Fo-
usa present al the questions uzxeated BY either ol thsse
tora illustrated With Ill TIE light derivaele from IN sx-
CATION Of the authorities Of this country. Of
England, and, extent. Of Continental Europe
whe the leading fully ss:ed. md Al the zu
tbon.ies TO cited end arranged to facilitate any turhel
| inqulry.
, 1859-12-06

~ XIX L II OI 3011I&F 0A@9 ~VNs1eJ
nf Cork, S5,--C!Feut Court Of Cook County JAn1'
arr Term, iSl0.-Aunr >"vsNe CtA~son Fs- EsAus Al
drew t.I.wsan--IuC ChauceTY-
AMay!f Of the rsiience cf Claus AndseW Ca~rnn.
Of tbs CLERK of Eli Ciscuit C.u1t pf COX county No.
tica il hereby given to the said CLus Anilew Ca"s"n.
{aas complainant ngd her bill II cent In 1hs stn
chanetry sle tkererf ths seventeenth day
0! November. lsa9 aEd ta. s,nmuts th<r~ur:n sautd
ont u said au.1 AI F~snr.Ate Oh tbs
n1s AonA.y Of JIuAfv mkt lsn ~ II hy INV Fs'lulre
Nov. ua;es4 y tie sad t'!as And'rs tl.x.'n shaA
petseua'y b. and appear mtore sud C:fcut t.us Of
sek County. tho EEst ~ II lie neat Term tEs'ssf to
Re no!ea theao In all 6out1. OIL Tie ats. Nnn@ay ot
Jaaa11v fct., pleat pE ieutHr +" lAe eatd
coalpiasan,' G!l Of cupau, tic md Tho HsatssFs
aad lnss therein charged md stated viii M ksu = cen.
fe~.s au tec1st eutste aa1st juu accnri!hk To- &ha
PRAYER Of SALT bill. W. + EhtkGh; 5s!A.
l. MKSAaxx rnfnnt14 ENl'tH, nl&1.Nt ~
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WITHIN THE LAST FEW WEEKS
(S7 CASES AND BALES oF\
WI n IL w q o . ID 5,

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purchasers Of Goods in their line, the largest assortment
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E.s..sssss,,s!7 CANAL RAILROAD. WHITE

eessss:.,-...e19eeef,ss4 ANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
E.,.Ii.zsssi,s1 ARRANGEMENT-Comn Commencing wEDN Es-
--Dyi, March 10, 1859. Trains will run daily
Sunday excepted as follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
$40 A. NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
Northampton, arriving at 10; 30 A. NJ.
90 A. NJ freight train with passenger attached
o55 A arrival OF 8. 90 "a rxpres. train ,,,,
New York, connecting at Northampton with tain on Conn
rive, H. for Greenfield, Bra,iieboro, Bellows Pals
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers at Westfed
from trains on Western Railroad the East and West
ar NJ or on arrival Of 1245 r. NJ. train New York
connecting at Plansle with train Hartford Providence
and fshkil Railroad going West, and westfeld with
trains on Western X. X going East and West Rereyinr
passengers from Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad
a, tan'le and from train on Western Railroad, West
ned, from Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$3.50 A. NJ for New Haven connecting at Weshed with
train on Western Railroad, for Pttshed, Albany Troy and
the VEST at New Haven with $50 A. NJ train for New
York and intermediate stations Passengers for the Hart
orl Providence and fishk Railroad will take this train TO
Painville. ~ -
HIS NJ in Connection with train on Conn River II
X from the North Connecting westhed with trains on
Western r r. going East and West and at Plainvlle with
train on Hartford Providence and Pishki Railroad going
East. New Haven with 05 p NJ rxnre.s ror r., ~
York. ~ " Nv"
NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
New Haven connecting Painvie train on Hartford
Providence and fishkll Railroad going West.
LEAVE PLAINVILLE AT
$50 p NJ, freight train with passenger attached for
New Haven.
CoLLINsvIILE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave collnsyile at 1850 A. NJ. and 800 P NJ Return
ing, leave Plainviile at IL 80 2. NJ and rs p NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays except.
Franklin Center streets at is p NJ and arys
at Northampton at 1913 A. NJ Northampton at 40
2; and arrive in New York at l2:S5 A. NJ. Through
without change Of cars.
Daily lines Of stages Northampton to Amherst
Milamshurgh, llaydenvile, Florence Hadley From
.ons'ie to New Hartford and winsted. From Cheshire
to Waterbury p DENNIS cen.,ai 49,,
New Haven, March lst, ls59.-li2 's'""
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
once 80 BromheId Street, boston,
REV. N. DAY, Pres REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres
I HaUs.' H GH1,Ss n; d Physicians.

REV. N. DAY, Pres REV. p MASON, Vice Pres
i huTsn' n Gns1Ss; n; D Physicians.
Esabished for the successful Treatment Of Dseases rpox
Rational Principles.
The Electro Baths together with Dr. rcenes i'm.
proved Medication have been adopted in this Institution and
have exceeded the most sangune removal
q great variety Of diseases.
All persons having Cancers, those afflicted with com.
picaed diseases, should avail themselves personal
attention Of the physicians at the Institute whore proper
boarding houses provided.
personal examination OF each prefernble but all
the common forms Of diseases in and
pnted successfully medicines which
eau be sent TO part Of the world with full directions
very correct knowledge - obtained from answers
the questions in the Indian Arcnna newspaper published
by the Institution. copy Of which will I've sent free when
requested; also DIR. Gnes "INDINoPsrHY" or Science
Indian Medicine be had at the Office for cents BY
mail on the receipt Of four postage stamps
Consultations upon all diseases free Of charge the oee
or by letter on the reception Of postage stamp.
All communications should lie directed DR. II. GREENE,
90 Bromhed Street, Boston, Mass
REFERE CES
Hon. s c. Maine Boston. Mass: Rev Edward Edmund.
boston Mass; Rev. Joseph W. Taren Boston, Mass; Rev
B. H. Nevin d. D. Chelsea Mass Rev. r. H. Conklin Prov
denee r. L.; Rev Charles Grosvenor Medford Mass Rev
bryan Morse Groveand. Mass Rev. John Hartman Canter
bury " H Dr. J. W. Phelps, rs fremont Street Boston
MASS j. T. Merrill Esq, webster Hoise Boston, Mass
r. Phinney, Esq (Mercantile House, BOSTON, Mass;
oldham, Eeq- Boston, ,iass; Samuel Mscrve, Esq, Lowell
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WATER. SHARE IN THE WESTERN
w AoUEDUcT for sale by M KIRKIANn
hratt'etoro, March Q, 1883. 10
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Is,.,,s5Szz,S,s VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

J-sss-itss=ts-pROAD. On and after MONDAY, Dec. O.,
EAE--1n-1S5s, TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Braeboro 90 A. NJ aud % p.
NJ. Returning ratteboro for Bellows Falls 10 40 A. NJ.
and 25 p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
6.45 A. NJ Brsttleboro $50 y. NJ.
The two passengcrains this route South with
the W. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
10 Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct to
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
hvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpslc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct
with Whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady sJohnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouse Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal. NJ. sLOAT, Superintendent.
VT Valley Il. n. Office, Dec. 9Th, 1858.
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FssSssi57SE5fz9 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
fs.::ss:si;si.ssTICE. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
= nj an


trains Will follows,
HINDSOR TO BELLOWS FALLS.
The MoRNfSG TRAiN will leave Windsor 100 A. NJ.
arrival train from Montreal and 0gensburgh Clare
D. and ChArestown at 7;41 A. NJ connecting
Bellows Pals with Cheshire Railroad for Lowell worces
and Boston, also with Vt. Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c.
The Mail TRAIN viii leave Windsor 130, (or arrival
Of train from Montreal 0genburgh, Baton and Lteton,)
Claremon at 60 and Charlesown at p II p. connect
Ing at Bellows Pals with Cheshire Vermont Valley and
Rutland Burlington Railroads.
BELLOWS FALLS TO HTNDSOB.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at IL 90 Charles
town at $780, and Claremont ut 100 r. Nj connecting
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Bur
lngton, Rouses Point, Montreal Ogdensburg, &c. and
White River Junction with Passumpsic Railroad for Wei 3
River, tteton, ST. Johnsbury Baron Lteton, and the
white Mountains.
The EyESSG TRAs will leave Bellows Falls 80 ION
rival Of trains from Boston and New York; Charlestown
D. So and Caremont at IS ?. Mi connecting Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burlington,
Rnuses Point Montreal Oriensburgh, &c. Passengers by
this train also stop night at above White River
Junction, and proceed the morning, above leaving
White River Junction at 8. 20 A. NJ.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Charlestown, y. H., April 18th, 1850.
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E..s.Tsess!sssssssssst -. LAND - ~ hhfNCION
<.s.-sss..s. RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
--nx-J Jan II, 1859, Trains will follows, 10
wit; notfng South and Ea,,
Leave burlington $40 A. VI. and 1925 p. ".
Arrive at Rutland IL 40 A. N. and 10: 80 p. ".
Leave Rutland II; SO A. ~ and 800 A. VI.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, las p. NJ and 9l5 A.. NJ.
Mouing Vest and Rorfh.
leave Bellows Fails 900 A. NJ aud 1880 p VI.
Arrive at Rutland 1890 A. NJ. and 2. SIS r. NJ.
Leave Rutland 600 A. VI. aud 3.O5 p. NJ.
Arrive at Burlington at 9;l6 A. NJ. and 600 p. NJ
'freight Train with Passenger Car attached.
Al Burlington Trains with Trains Of Vermont Cen
trail Road At Rutland, with Trains for Troy, Albany
Newiork Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, and the West
At Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Cheshire Road for Pitch
burg Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With VT Valley Road
Tor Braebcro Springfield Hartford New Haven, aud New
York And with sullivan Road for Windsor, White River
Junction. and the White Mountains.
u Passengers going West will ind this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information
be had at the Bellows Pals Ticket Once.
4. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Rutland, Jan. IL, 1889
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INSURANCE.

NNINDHAM COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
w Insurance Company
WILLIAM HARRIS PRESIDENT
l.. O. MEAD, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS PLIMPTON,
ELEAZER GORIIAM, in, GEORGE SLATE,
FARLEY STARR WILLIAM HARRIS,
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN,
WELLS GOODDUE
The Office Of the Company is in the Savings Bank Bddng
Dratleboro, where policies will be issued most kinds
Of property including Live Stock II will not be SO much
their object do smashing business safe one and 70
make Company rs the citizens Of the County need
Applications made through the Directors
and the Agents In the different towns In the County.
March l, 1859.
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