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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
, 1 vol lQnO el'th. tiQ5.
AnnIv.Ia or thn Contenta,

Analysis OF the Contents.
PArr etnaius slgh chapters, including advice TO young
selecting and flinshng house system and
Of Of cheeuneIs economy q
King WE'LL aud In small materB washing &c enter
tAinmeut OF company, and carving.
In the general Instructions TO the my the young husband 10
not forgotten and his part In a leg the voung TO form her
SELF nto inished housrkeeper. clearly dehned.
H. OF nutrition elements Of food acd mark ting
PAEr IOf general cookeysoups fh meats poultry,
eabes; how cook for winter and Theoretically
them puddn din desserts pastry pies bread
perfect posoe will Insure good bread all
kinds cakes confectionery and The chapter cof
fee ed with from experience and follow
e., vii. insure 70 the family coffee that Is perfect
HlRT w. contains chapters breakfast dhes hAshes
eggto preserve for the family and ke,
economy in ches showing how to the odd and ends cold
dinners, and lunches.
PAKr contains chapters giving directions for gathering
preserving sppe5 fgr the market and family also 70 her
medically with sugar. make cider dry, and cock
them To select snd preserve dry cook and hermec.y seal
peaches pears pums cherries, small and West India fruits
THs COSrASs InsT scEST TiC DRIcrnSs
F)s HgaNETCAtIY
MIS-. Haskell has put uis In this for the
et ears, with good and has reduced his 10 scien-
hc rules that With prstrve their
fruits
VI conainn four chapters upon making me wines
beers f brand and Vnegars, coTdlals and
PART VII contains four chapters Of directions making cat
Sups, ads, navo ed yinegars pickles. and mang1eG.
PART NIi-Fye chapters gardening; Kitchen fruit and
do ga'den hot-beds and insects.
PAET1X-TWO chAptea Curing mests milk, cheese and but
ter
PAT X-Four chapters the sek.roou-what shonid be-
rsuede' treatent Of inans lhiapts
PARIS XI and XII are miscellaneous and general
This Book will be sent free of postage of the United
States u the receipt OF 81 20 oc20 II
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JULTls EsOHgN q 40. COCN.s

OLD WINES AMI BLsoUoRS.-vsh,veais at al time.
" jul assoTn ent of the sb0ys goods which vsrrsnt on
the be purest quas ortod which We viii sell
at the lowest prices, in quariines to suit pUrehasss
SELDEE
geo Pearl and carv
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SOUTHER YYOOLEN

SOUTHERN WOOLENS.
D0NsACKs heavy Virginia Jeans,
ID Pr-derlcfsbufg u AMI g. Pulled Clotls
Kelys Manchester and Ashland. do
JOY Mills Georgia CsssimesSs and Jeans
Abe arle Jcsns, '
II, son Mills Fol Cl5ths
North CArolins FlaniA loo TWills.
Heavy Georela and South Tar, lima PanI,
staunton and haryla.d d Iiaseys,
With grea, variety Of other Southern uooleu mos.y con
sgnment. PJr Bale low by
KRNT. PAINE
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.0O0!
lHKUAL INCOME, S2,25O,O0Ol

DaIIy Revenue sT,sOO.OO.
INVESTED IL TdE UNITED srAfRS, OVER es0o,00oi
Al pirscsrs Personally Rpoasb Jr ~ Engagements q
tAe C0upCny.
NE respectfully attention % ihe security of The Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company % i policy holders II ~
large capital and investments stated above
capital and Income o. The Company enable 70 take
ncs parties requiring large amounts onIurAnce
aion thc ordinary mode of insurance. his Copany -
Sues RMANENT POLICIES 90 The payment % TEN 1GNt-
Al PRENfCiG Property Is, thenceflrA, PERAAAEAELf Z
INSURED The Policy be cancelled tine and ne pre-
rata-n viii be returned llcls per cent
Compaay via make Insurance by oa1 of Relts b. re,
neH Ani most liberal principle.
Cndcr the Policies Of t Conpany an claims paid pre-
Of satisfactory proof o. loss without cbGttenf0 o. eec
t5g 70 ta6re; and ncl lss usual DAYS amer presena
N5r o. proof WORrHAM a WYATT, Agents,
uA3i % Main street.. under s. Charles Hotel.
STOCKS FOR SALE.
LhOn 600 ROkNOKE vtLLEY RAILROAD isf MORT
SNDE.NINIO rlgc bonds, connecting Eth ~
Richmond and nauvEe, and Nagh and Sas0n Railroads, 50
onysBO0 For minute description ofth- present condition
are prospect o the Company pamphlets be had a. our o.
h ase.
GOO Va and re,netses 81 no-tgags
500 fork gvrr pr sent Bonds
$50 virginia S.
g. thafss R.ctrord Fre Association
50 DC Flrc aud Marine
..sa-d Q W PrR0FrL . 90
VUE HAVE a, STOR AND Oner for sale
iavorablc Ire article be Imported for nf
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m SPECIAL NOTICE 81
1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
AIERE ED MO SES.

ALFR ED MOS ES.
90 Main street,
VTAs now on hand and receiving dairy the NEST varied soek
Of DRY GOODS exhibited b. MIN. In the city OF Rich
ond embracing Lae styles and Novtlte, OF the season
in the following oods such Inducements vl be tnered thai
cannot be had elsewhere and purchasers Will hnd greatly to
their advantage get their supplies from the CHEAPEST Houf
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fancy silks, nsw stJ les
Brocade and Rept silks
soldanllas Veronicss, P 5pi.ns
Plan and Figured Deialnes, all Wool . .
Merinoes AMI wOolen Plaid 4c &C ,Ac.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fifty different styles IN Beaver sud Cloth OF the latest novelties
Oft season. New stYle9 received weekly
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
sAnes Jeans Full cloths best makes Sleeps or'ys Ker-
seyI TwedI Plaid Lneys shetngs shir legs Cotton OEoa.
burgs Plain Strip sed Blankets servsns Blankets5 600
pairs hand cheapest In the Stae and variety OF other
goods for Servants Wear, at very low prices
HOUEEKsBPING DEPARTMENT.
Tow Il and Towelng Crash, HuekAbatk ID per- BrdEye Dia
per Scotch and kussa diaper Doys Napkins Table pamask
Table and Piano Cashmere 60 en Irish Linens 1o.
CAhPsT DEPARTMENr.
Splendid Three Ply Carpets super nane Oaipt
Croky Super Nelye Rugs Brussels do Heap and
RuR Carpets all Of which Will be offered at 20 cent less than
last seasons prices.
mbrodrs Hcslery Gloves endless vbrey OF Goods
usually found In Dry a9ods esahshmen and evey article
p be offered at 'uch Nv prices that cannot fall 10 meet the
wishes Of tie eli buyeh our main Efforts will be please all
who may favor with call
For bargains the great Downtown Emporium Of Trade s
the place.
oci9-I 6s MAIN STREET.
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HAVING made large addition shop TO suit the souiherl
trade We VII ssG AZ tie HortherD prices Of 1859 We have
ever 100 different designs Of Plain and Ornamental RninC,
Serandas, H's;cont -, porcis Piece q, " indoG
GGards, dc &C. Eau and cesr Doors Iron Ssh shuttes
and general Biaknhg aud eutns done With and
despatch.
Ueeery Railing for the esaEiry nsds 20 az 70 be put up
by a ordinary mechanic ..a.-.s ..... Ise6--tf
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PERPETUALI INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY /
OF THE
ATE OF VIR GIN II A

CAPITAL 900
lHs Company In addition to the ordinary FIRE aud Ma
ne rfs PERPETUAL Insurance buildings. uader this
policy one payent secures The property FOR EVER against
by are Ts Company MONEY deposit Interest
thereon and guarantees the payment OF Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of Exchange.
wm. H. MaefAr'and, Pyest Farmers Bank.
A. Warwick, firm Of WarWick 4 BErksdale.
wm. G. CrenshaW firm q CrenshAE Co
Wellington God6in, hrm Of Goddin lpperson.
7. McCanee firm Of Dualop, Moneure Co.
g. A Barksiale, firm Of Warwick Basksdale.
Jas. H. Grant Tubacco Manufacturer.
1. d. CrenshaW Arm OF usxall, CrrnshAv Co.
John l. Bacon, hrm Of Bacon Baskerville.
r b. Haxal, arm OF HaxaI CrenshaW 90.
John Curtie, Jr. snip Owner.
Wm. H. Warwick, hrn OF Warwick BArkSdAle.
Jas. Alfred Jones Attorney at Law.
@ O. Eilttt. Builder.
T. G.. Rufir, Agrculiurst and Manufacturer.
w HcGruder, drm Of s MeGraderb sonf.
W. W. Crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, hru Of Dunlop, Moneure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, Presr.
N y p,vsVr sa.,v ans
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

Ys5Sssss6aEssSsH NEW HAVEN AND NORTH-
stisss.ssissi.sp MPrON COMPANY -HAMPSllIRB AND
san---kA-IIA MPDEN RAIL ROAD.-summer Arrange
mcnt,-1s60.
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK. via CANAL and NEW
YoRK n NEW HAVEN RAIL ROADS.
and after June 1th 1860, Trains will run ae follows
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON
615 a. m.-Accommoda,n to New York. connecting at
Phnvie with Hartford Providence and fishkil hnilroad'
Arrive in New Haven, 045 a. m. New York 124O y. M
1i05 m.Express Train for New Rork, Receiving Pas.
from the Conn H. H. from Greenfield rattleboro
and the north Receiving passengers nom and connecting
with the Western Railroad east and west, at Westteldi
Hartford, Providence Fishkll r. r. Mt Panyie; arriv
ing in New Haven 2O5 and New York 445.
$50 mfor Westhcld receiving passengers from Conn
River H. r. from Greenfield, Brattleboro' aud the north
connecting with Western Railroad at Westhe for the West
TRAINS TO NORTHAMPTON.
1885 II. n.Exprcss Train from New Haven In connection
with 90 train from New York; receiving passengers
from Western Railroad, East and West at Wested. Con-
Meeting at Northampton with trains on Conn River Road for
Or enfield, Brattle,oro' anil the White Mountains.
33Op. m-Accommoiaton New Haven In Connection
with r. train from New York. Receiving passengers from
Hartford, Providence and Fskil II. r.. and Colnsyile
Branch, at Painvie Connecting with trains East and
West on the Western Railroad Mt Ncsthcd, and with train
Conn River Il. H. for Greenfield ut Northampton
S15 y. m.-from Weshcd In connection with train on
Western Railroad from Albany.
The 10 55 n m train from New Haven arrives in
for all the Stage Lines
Freight to and from NV York forwarded without change
Of cars low rs any direct Line Freight should
he directed via Canal Railroad Freight Depot In New York
corner Franklin and Center reefs -
Wcst6ed, Mass, lsO0.-tGi
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for enjoyment, and father cannot have COM
Portable house If some one does not supcrintend
these things. When marry you may do 1t, u
and she laughed mcrrily.
"As il | should not marry first !" said Laura.
"There have chosen all want"
"Shall | call again for the changcP' said the
peddler. 81 shall be happy to put the Misses
Somers on my list of customers"
eyes, call again"
So the pcddler took up his basket, walked
home, threw aside his wig, heard and disguise
and wrote an offer of his hand and heart 10
Miss Jenny Somers, which was accepted.
Laura Somers had two sources of profound
speculation. One is, "why Godfrey Horton
proposed to Jenny instead Of mep" The other
81 wonder why that old man never called to be
paid for those exquisite nowersp p
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of L. :. Patent Office, Washington,
(unlcr the Act of 1871

10 State Street. opposite kiIby Street.
BOSTON.
4 FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF Up
y wards Of twenty years Patents in
the ue States also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assign
m-nt, and all Papers Drawings Tor Patents executed
liberal terms and with despatch Researches made into
American Foreign works, to determine the validity u
y Of Patents lnycntons-and legal other advice
dercd IN all matters touching the same Copies Of the claims
Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency not only the largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents,
Of asceraning the patentby of Inventions
them elsewhere The Testimonials below given proye that
none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PATENT OFFICE
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he
has abundant to believe, and PROVE that no
other Office Of the kind the charges professional
vices noera The immense practice Of the subscriber
during twenty years past has enabled him to ate
t. patents.
These besides his library Of legal and mcchani
cal works and full accounts Of patents granted the United
States and Europe render him able beyond question: to Of
fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity II journey Washington. procure
patent aud the usual delay there, here
vcntors.
rEsrtMoNIALs.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most ccpabie and sue
ee'su! practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course CHARLES NJ ,sON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ ave No hesitation in assuring they can
not employ person more c0mpetsnt and hstWo,hy and
NOR capable Of putting their applications in form
Once" EDMUND BURKL.
Late Commissin Of Patents.
"Bos1oS, February 3, 1855.
Mr. IL Eddy has made for ioc THIRTEEN Applications
all hut Of which patents have been granted that
is nor Pending Such unmistakcahe proof
and ability on his part leads unnend . inventors
to apply To him To procure their patents, tn may
Of having the most faithful attention bestowed their cases.
and at very reasonable charges JOHN TAGGART.
From i7h, 1857 to June l7h, 1855, the subscriber
in his large practice made rics rejected app-
cations sIArEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was
decided In mas droT, by the Commissioner Of Patents
r. ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, ls60.-ly6
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OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.


Oh. time is sweet when roses meet II,
With Springs sweet breath around themi
And sweet the cost when hearts arc ios',
If those we love have found them!
And sweet the mind that still can find
A star in darkest weather!
But nauaht can be so sweet TO see,
As old friends met together!
Those days Of old, when youth was bold,
And time stole wings to speed IT,
And youth meier knew how fast time flew;
Or, knowing, did not heed it,
Though gray each brow that meets us now
For age brings wntry weather.
Yet naught can he 80 sweet to see
As those old friends together!
Tho few long known, that years have shown
With hearts that friendship blesses;
A hand to cheer, perchance, a tear,
To sooth fricdds distrcsses
That helped aud tred-still side by side
A friend to face hard weather;
Oh, thus may we vet JOY to see,
And meet old friends together
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CT, RIVER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

Y
The Connecticut River Mutual Fire Insurance Company
located at Bellows fas continue to insure against loss by
IRE This Company commenced granting policies in March,
5s9, has insured property the OF three hundred
thousand dollars aud in successful operation, and hav
ing been conducted the safest PLAN being confined
principally to insurng farm buildings loss has accrued
rendering II necessary to make assessment.
The following named persons, TO whom applications may
be made for insurance. agents for the Company
Athens, JONI AUSTIN Dunmerston J. Y. sTEARSs, c. f.
IAFT Dover, W. y. HOWE, L. w BIssELLi Halifax CHARLES
FOWLER Jamaica, f. C. KELLOGG Londonderry, c. H.
ARNOLD, A. H. FuLLER Newfane, DAVID JOHNSON, J. MER
MFIELDj Putney, WILLIAM HouGHToSj SaNtons Village, j.
W. CARPESrRRi Townshend q. j. AUSTIN, c. WIIKISsos
West Townshend Il. G, wHgELERj Westminster j. c. Rich
N. Hlx, CALVIN BAKRR Windham Hollis a SrowElL |;
Readsboro, W. ii. FoLLRTT. 23tf
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Fss.,ss5s,.7.a VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

Fss-,ssSs--sS.7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL
Gis.;1ssss;s-f BROAD. on and after MONDAY, NOuls T.
S.s-nn.ls59, TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave bellows Falls Tor Bratchoro % A. NJ and 30 r.
NJ. Returning leave Battboro for Believe Fails 10 80 A. NJ
and 80 r NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
GOA. NJ. Brattrhnr, 25j T.. VI.
1hetSo Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the Vt. Massachusetts, and Connecticut RiN Railroads
to Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
SSn. Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Hal Roads, forming direct Communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady st.Johnsbury aud
White Mountains Burlington and Houses Point Ogdensbureh
and Montreal. NJ sloAT, Superintendent
Vt Valley Il. R, ofce, Nov. 18th, 1859.
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Dyspepsia Remedy

SEOkSAe"
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INvIGORArING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used BY The public FOR r pears
NTH inoroasingtfdUor. II is recommended 10 cure
Dyspepsia, Neruousness, Heart Barn, Coic Pains,
Mind in the Stomach, or Pains IN the Bo0eb,
Headache, Drorsiness, kidney Complaints,
Low Spirits Dciirium Tremens, IntomPcrdnoe.
IT STIMULATES ExHlIARATRs, ISviGoRATEs,
INTOXICATH OR STrfEPY.
SA MEDICINE, it is quick and effecual,
curing the aggravated Of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complaints, anil all other arrangements u the Stomach and
Bowels In a speedy manner
II will Instantly revive the most eancholy and dropping
spirits aud restore the weak nervous and scky to health
stren- tn and vigor
objected and their systems shattered consti
broken down and subject to that horrible curse to
feel the happy and healthy nvgratng ecacy Of Dr. Ham
Invigorating spirit
WHAT IT WILL DO.
DosE-One wine glass full a. often necessary. One
dose will NIL Bal Spirits One dose will cure Heart
burn Three doses will cure Indigestion 0c dose will give
you Good Appetite One dose will stop 'hc distressing and
d.Agegabc Of Wiul fatuc1cr, AMI the stomach
Receives the Invgoratug t the distressing load and all
painful feelings will be removed One dose will the
distressing pains of Collie, aud in the stomach bow
els few doses will all distractions in the Kidney,
Bladder Urinary Organs Persons woare seriously alict-
cd with any Kidney Complaints assured speedy relief by
adosc two AMI radical cure by the use Of one or two
bott..s.
MIGHTY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipatng too much night and
feel the evil effects Of poisI liquors. violent headac
sickness VI stomt ch, weakness, glliness &c will find
dosi will remove all bad feelings.
Llds of al sickly constitutions, shoull take the
inygoratng Spirit three times days u will make them
strong, healthy and happy all distractions and ir
reguartcs from The menstrual ami restore the bloom
81 health aud beauty 10 the car worn face During cgnan-
cy it will be found invaluable medicine to dsa-
grecie sensations at the stomach. Al the proprietor asks
is trial aud 10 induce this he has put up the SyfGoR riSG
Srfrr Ia pint bottles at so quarts 81 VI g. BuRK Co.
Boston, General Agent For sale in Braeborn by JosEri
CLARK and l. TnoRS aud by dealers generally every
where.
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PSs,ssi5s. sues. & HESIIIRE RAILROAD. ~
l;:.. .:;::sii.rmer Arangencni.o snd after MoNDi

:;i:i:;::;;i.f mer Arrangement snd after MONDAY
.-zE-E2EAprl L. ls60, Trains will run follows
MOVING EAST.-I<ayc
Bellows Fall. At s3OA VI. and 2.iO r NJ; Keene at 40
A VI. and $50 T. and arrive fitchhurg ~ II 90 NJ
and SIS p. Nj Boston $50 and 80 r. NJ; Worcester a,
90 aud 100 =. NJ.
MOVING WEsT.-L,aye
Boston at $50 and HOO A. NJ; Fitchhurg ~ GAS A. W.
and l30 P. NJ kenc l.30 A. NJ, and 3.4OP =. M-and
rive Bellows Falls at , rs and 4l0 r. NJ; Windsor -
and 635 T. NJ Ru,lan, SEQ and 500 +. NJ; Burlington
600 PM.
Trans C.nnsct foifors
Up Train Mt Bellows Pals with RUTLAND Ii r.
LINGTON RAILROAD, tyr Rutland, Burlington, Montreal
ogenshurrh Albany. Troy saratoga springs Schenectady
md tho Vest
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, Tor Windsor Whit
River Junction, Burlington, Ogiensburgh Montreal 81
Johrshury, &c, via Vt. CENTRAL, PASSU MlsiC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make d.
rect connection via VT CENTRAL r. Il fer all points north
Dorm TRANS Connect at Fifchburq
with Trains Of fitcburE Worcester H. H. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence aad New YORK City.
And Grotnn Junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
H. X. for Nashua aud Concord and with Trains IT Stony
Brook H. Il. for Lowell Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may he secured any
ton Cheshire RAILROAD and baggage will I've checked
through al Buffalo " Suspension Bridge
r. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent q
superinendents Once, Keene, April 10, 1850.
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DR. c. II. sHoLEs. PROFESSOR OF

DR. c. II. SHOLES, PROFESSOR OF
~ Diseases Of Women, the only Regular Graduate Ply
stefan advertising in Boston, gives particular attention to
Diseases of Women, especially those suffering from any dis
arrangement Of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM Married single
Ladies may apply with safety and in condolences for relief
from the many mlsfortuncs peculiar TO the
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for the purpose Of regulating
the Monthly Sickness which have used for the last ten
years with the unbOunded The following
commentator Is sufficient:
ats uniform success, even in xreme is asonsh-
ing II is satisfactory Jour Of An. Med. Science
have hundreds Of private assurances Of the same happy
results hut for obvious reasons cannot place them before
the public
1t is the very best tng known for the purpose, and in
Of obstruction, after all other have failed, will
surely produce the desired effect. Is g rautce in
all cases. the price will be refunded Purely vegetable
and perfectly safe at all times.
CAUTlON-NVver purchase any medicine OF this nature
" any one il en about the country for sale Such Pills
and DRoPs deserving Of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant for those who wish
10 remain under my
Address DR.. G. IL SHOLES 127 COrRr STREET, BusTON
Boston, May l3 1S6O.-1y22
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uoME INSURANCE COMPANY OF

Ill the City Of New York.
CASH CAPITAL, 81 900. 00O-sCRpLus OVER 5000 600
The subscriber having accepted the Agency Of this Compa
and having filed in the Secretary of states Oce the
evidence of its responsibility required by Statute is
prepared to take risks of property usually insured in this vi
ciny favorable temsand grant Policies without delay.
The perfect responsibility Of this Company and the known
character Of its officers ene to rank the
first in our country. l.. q. MEAD, Agent.
Brattleboro, April Is, 1859
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Sullivan RAILROAD NO.


t.isl..is--ssss nrICE. SUMNER ARRANGEME NT.
-A---n2- On and after MONDAY, JUNE H. 1862
trains will run follows
SOUTH The MoRSISG rRNN will leave Windsor at
500 \. NJ, connecting with trains from Montreal and Og
de. sburgh Caremon nj 10 and Charlestown at Al A.
NJ, connecting Mt Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
boston, Lowell Worcester aud with Vt. Valley Railroad
Springfield, arriving ut New York, AS =. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN will Windsor at loo, p NJ (or
arrival Trains from Montreal, Orenshurgh Barton and
Littlcton) Carenunt liJ and Charlesown at 221 p
NJ; connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
boston, Worcester &C. also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield &c arriving at New York, at IL 10 r. NJ
and with Rutland end burlington Railroad
NORTH-The IAN TRAtS will leave Bellows Fails at
II rs Charles IL 49, and Claremont OS p. NJ,
connecting Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for
Montpelier Burlington Houses Point, Montreal, Oglens-
burg &c, and At White River Junction with Passumpsc
Railroad for Wells River, Leton, St Jonsbury barton,
and the White Mountains.
The EvENNG TRAiS will leave Bellows Fails at $50 ION
arrival Of trains Boston aud New York; Charlcsown
80, and Chrcmon at 6;2i T. NJ, sonncctug at Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad Tor Montpelier, burlington,
Kouse's Point, Montreal Orlcnshurgh, &C.
Stages with both trains Chaestown Spring.
field aud Perknsvr, at Caremont for Newport, and at
Windsor for Woodstock.
EDWARD THOMPSON. Supt.
Charlestown, y. H., June J., 1880.