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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

REoPEyISG OF NAyIGATION.-The softening rain
and YARN sunshine Of the past week have reopened
our nayigabe streams, and the watermen, who with
their steam and sail craft, have lain dormant all the
Winter, or been engaged in repairing for Spring
business, are now ready to go TO work with will.
We may, therefore, expect a renewed activity in
freights within a few days. Appended are feT
notes Of a walk around the wharves yesterday:
Mellens Hudson line, composed of the steamboats,
South America and Oregon, have already resumed
their trps the former boat going up last night for the
first time this year. Both boats will run regularly be-
tween this city and Hudson leaving alternately every
afternoon.
The steamboat North America resumed her trips be-
tween thscy and ROndout last night leaving pier No.
81 foot of Harrison stIeet, at o'clock. She will
in connection with the Manhattan.
The steamboat Naushon viii run daily between here
al d Sing Sing.
The Thomas f. Hulse is now undergoing repairs,
and will in the course of few days her trips
between here and Fort Lee.
The steamboat Isaae p Smith commenced her trips
yesterday to Yonkers PiermOnt, and Nyack
Tire steamboat KeypOrt has commenced runang to
the place Of that name the Alice Price to Por smouth,
and the Thomas Hunt to Perth AmbOy.
The Merchants Line between New-York and Al
bany will be composed of the boats as last year
the Knickerbockeg and Hero. Both boats have been
thoroughly overhauled and repanted.
The Peoples Line will be composed of the Hendrix
Hudson, New World, and Isaac Newton. The former
will be kept as spare boat, and viii until the
New World is ready, che being now in the painters
hands, and undergoing repairs. The Hendrix Hudson
will make the attempt to go mp to night.
The Albany ard Troy Line will be composed of the
Francis Skddy and the Vanderbilt both of which have
been superbly refted. They will resume their trips
about the latter part Of the week.
This year the Hudson opens earlier than usual We
pub,h below table showing tho dates Of the opening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
fAdvertisemeat.
II - - 1901 for m HMM Darty

Voters wanted for Union party
With accommodating Principles-pBion
Or nothing. Those who peither nAves
60 sar nig,eTs or Anything but the dear
Union. and holy rsgaTd for once,
with djsinte7-sted patriotism, possessing
An The honesty, all The Eespectabihiy,
And sound upon knew nothingnm'
Say.nothinasnl, aud gymrs.iie
Balance OF powerism, and all
Confrderafss 20 political Plnnder
Must ioin the Union party. Democrats
And Publisens' day are numbered
Millions are rusbingts the rescue OF
The new Union party from az regions.
Headasarters Of HoLsrz's GALLERY
or PnOroGRAPHS-2!f for Sl-No. 3l5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

the highest, snd therefore the successful one. HIS
offer was si2,275 The next highest bid was sii,75o.
BY Thomas r. Boil, vino was the holder Of the cos
tract for the three years past The other Pid was ~
William Robinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
CITY I2,EMG

The steamship Vanderbilt viii resume her South
smpton and Hayre trips On March Ia. returning from
Southampton on April Is. On this occasion, the Van
derbiIt will remain fortnight the other side, giving
passengers an opportunity TO see the sporting events
coming of in England in the middle Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
Mr.. r. y. sa,,.r,by,ite saw.

MT. r. r. S9herthwaite says:
We have hut little change 10 note in the market for American
Securities The demand Il dull nnd transactions on very
limited scale United States " cent 1874 offering AZ s3G
s2l. kcw-ferk Central = rent and rent bondl ana
Illinois Construction Bonds 1l cent higher Illinois
Michigan Central
Bonds have been inquired for since the that
the Company prepared psy OF the bond. msturins on h
April 1869.
MessIs. ID. Bel, Son & Co. notice che market, aud
quoe "a follows
During the past week there has been activity IN the ms
k for American secues purchases have been
mnde both Of the United States and the separate state IN
poad bonds the chief business has been the Michigan Zen
tra y cent and the Panama a. oent bonds
The BaTiDes are reported to have made large pur-
cbases of Michigan Central q cents.
The commerce Of this por in February was rs fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
MARRIED..

ArBLER-EDDY-At Huntington VI, by Harry Ross, esq;
Friday Feb a. Oyis NJ Amber to Helene NJ Eddy bott
OF Huntington.
COLF-CURTIs-In sosyila ~ Y. on Tuesday, Feb &c. BY
the Rev Carlos Swift Mr. Freeman A. Cole Of MADISON and
Miss Mary A. Curtis Of Sosvile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
fAdvertlsement.l

SfKANGEks IN TIE LIT1 ind Others can ODtalh
PHRtSsIoeIcAL ExANsArIoss with charts and u writes
descriptions Of character including defects and proper parsu
q: FowLEk WELLS No. 900 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
I Advertisernent. |

LONDON CLUB SAUcR.--Tbis unrivaled sauceI
manufactured BY Parser Bnos London can % oo."er
their agent this city A PARKER, Nj ID Beeknsnt az
article Superior to the woreesserse sssss and can se-
tanned at ns-hslf the p,isc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
Live Stock on the N. Y. and Erie Railroad.

C-lNPvfLIB, Monday March 5 NO.
For the week ending Monday March 52 Cattle ears
Hogs II Sheep Hoses-makns 80 carloads Of I've
stoe-sdd express freicmskng total number OF
hauled by Stock Express during the week 2Od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

IAdfeftIseunhtI -
/" SPECIE PAYMENT SUSPENDED

o. q SPECIE PAYMENT SUSPENDED
These words create greet panic, while the on n
p,eesos, Thspsands rusAins 80 untimsy G-nxr.a
tcarcey ever Needed though always true Mra DS ave
lKpiAr BsikAx or LIvEswoRf AND HoAnHoosy Ia euruS
many a victim Of Consumption resorted 70 Nd W.
uufsllipx fy, and Is cold by al druggists ttsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
fAdvertisemspi,

q IL 81 - lAdyertsemsptl =. cxv,a Gss0T8s
Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs, WrNsh0W SUI s.', =.
rye srrp are now used every year IN gao f n ius
Children Teethax, with nevsr.fsiunx ses''s~ 49,
s'''' -'S .s.sl taz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

Tuy CHASING OF THE SrREETs.--The CITY In
spector commences the cleaning Of the city to day
Last night, about so men were at work on NASSAU
hickman, Chambers, Warren, Murray, aud those por-
tons of Cedar and Liberty streets which are In tne
First Ward. The hours for night work are from .
p. n. till a. m, with an hour al u for morning
Work will be continued in the first three Wards at
hight only The rest Of the city is TO be cleaned by
day, aud arrangements made for 32S men TO go 70
work this morning all over the city And people need
be frightened if they should see an occasions' ash
cart as the Controller has consented to pay reasona
BILE suu for sanitary purposes. Mr. Downing Trunks
that the city be kept in decent condition for about
1875, 600 year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

The BURTON WILL CAsE-We have received the
following as a trustworthy statement Of this cases
Shortly before leaving England, in 1884, Mr.. Burton
was married to Mrs. Caroline Gessng, with whom he
came to this country. He lived with her for many
years in Philadelphia. In the year 1852 he was
divorced from her under the laws of Pennsylvania for
cause cognized sufficient in that State, but not
involving the moral character of either party Shortly
after the divorce he married to Miss ane Livings-
ton Hill, with whom he had since lived. AT the time
of this marriage Miss Hill Wa, entirely ignorant of the
existence of Mrs, Elizabeth Loft, who now claims to
have been married to Mr.. Burton in 1923 This last
named lady has never been in this country, and she
now makes her claims public for the first time No
opposition has been made to the probate of the viii ex
cep. on behalf Of Mrs. Loft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

SAILING OF THE CALIFORNIA STEANERs.-The
steamship Ariel took the place of the Northern Light
and sailed for Aspinwall yesterday afternoon at
o'clock She took on. 300 passengers. The North
Atlantic Steamship Companys steamship Baltic sailed
for Aspinwan, from her wharf at the foot of Canal
street, yesterday afternoon at O'clock She took out
$50 passengers. This is the last trip which will be
made by the steamships Of this line to California. The
price of passage was: Cabin 5000, second cabin $780,
steerage $780, 1t is quite probable that the Company
into whose hands the monopoly of this line hes fallen
will advance the rates of passage considerably beyond
what they are at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

CHILDREs FAsHIoEABLY DREssED.-The absurd
fashion of exposing children offender years to tho keen
outdoor air with but half the necessary protection which
their little arms and legs require, is still so prevalent
as to require o word of comment. 1t is true, fond
mother that your chubby threeyear old boy is finely
modelled as the Cupid of Canova bu. the pleasure you
derive in wing that other people admire the graceful
rounduess of those limbs will compensate you
for the anguish and watcbings which you will expert
ence when he is attacked with Group the terrible
scarlet fever.
Strong men find it impossible to spend half their
time in the heated houses of civilized society, and then
90 out o. doors with thinly clad extrsmes, without
catching all the cramps and Ills that flesh is heirto. No
onebut Highlander, used TO the sky for canopyan
the heather for bed, go bareegged withimPunity
in these northern ATTITUDES and chaugeu Spring and Fall
seasons. Yet we daily zee little boys and girls dressed
in tie shortest of Clothes with knees and arms red
dened and chapped by the cold. Hundreds of innO-
cents yearly die in NewYork from this cause alone.
VIII not all mothers, who read this, heed the
warning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

cle,dpgs for week ending Feb. 25.. l32 eO902G So
Te.yinys for week ending March d.. I36,723741 90
Balances for week ending Feb PSI 7,lssSr u
Bslsnees for week ending March 3D.. 7,26250o 10
M.ssrs. Barring, Brothers & Co, remark:
s has b.rp more business during the last week United
st,s a. ~ fags DO have been done at ~ aud .ers a, S1
Is,ga ~ Of Eastern Railroad bonds De- prnci
nj m the United States interest at 4z per dollar here have
been made Al &c. and amount Of Mary o. dollar oonds
az 1870. Scre In Messachusetts and Maryland b. sterling
bonds neT m yvpns inscriptions PeDnsyyAnt Free
land 86dss NeWYoEk Central ~ ~ oa ~ ,s, s1
ss PsDsms I'D mort 2j I'd do, lO Colonial Securities
quiet without change IN prices, .+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

THE Yesterday being the commencement
of the March Term, the Courts were crowded with
lawyers, lhgents and jurors. Judges Bonney and
James held the Circuik Judge IDgrahan the Special
Term Judge Allen called the Special Motion Calendar,
and Judge Sutherland attended to ex-parte business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

GONE TO P,TsoS..-Wm. J. Lane, jr., recently cor
viced of embezzng $50 900 of the funds of the Fulton
Bank, yesterday took his departure for Sing Sing. 70
work out a sentence of three years and six months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

ryANNEL COAL OLIVE are now selling ane Cost 0ttas
u bias psr gallon. [mh 1s-d<] sTABLER q SoNEs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

GENTS GOOD6..-EALL 1900.
fFsnk spbscrber has resolved he FALL. AND wINTxB
Cioh nom medium 70 the anest, bess Dos skinA psn ara
corded; Hack Casmcrs best fancy French Cnaeers; Vet
vet and SILK vesng r all thn syiss d Buttons g
Drss Coat BiHoss buf md veas; and prepared vIlk
'hs ~ vSsaHen In hs s 10 mako any ss.n:nio s.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE,

LYNLHBURG TIRGJNIH.
FUyHE fourth annual session OF this Institution vii
Il on the oth Se:Aember.
The location heathest and
entire South and the study both Classical and
lhc, equal to that Of any Of the American colegea
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained un.
Of Mr. j. T. Blankenip, graduate vir-
gina Military nstitue and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. w. ". WALKER, Charmdn Qft1e Frcshy, Professor
of Mental and Moral Science and of History
LYouKGUs g. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor Of Latin and Bellies
LettTes.
Literature.
E. BLAsKENsr Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
OF ractlcs.
SAMUEL GAKLLND, A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A LASenoRNE, d. Professor of Anatomy aud Ph,sio
ology.
GA. sARroRI, LID, Professor Of Modern Languages
SAM'L NJ. GooDsoN, Principal Of the Grammar School,
EXPENSES.
Board % per week. washing 81 20 per month"; fuel and lights
Al0 Tuition go In the Grammar School, and $50 In
the Collegiate Department for haD session.
Catalogues cQSaiang further information be OBJ
nined by addressing the Chairman of the Faculty
July 13-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

Waut0Q.
IWIsH 70 rent small Family Readeucs In The city o.
~ within Tho snburbs-or Nhch good prioe VIII b pAd.
Apply 10 III. Il. BOUANNAH.
seps 26-dts s4r Ageut and Coieclog
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

VTIRGINIA WiNE.-Made BY lady In Amherst, and war
ran.ed the pure juice q ihe grape This Wine . hre
medicinal purposea Physicians are invited TO call and Try
deb 9T-ts ie w. A. sTROTuER co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

Winter Strained Sperm Oh, Solar OH, Fish Oil, &c.
supply Of the above Oils for sale by
NH Is JOHN H. skA ruegA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

CORN, NEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-Tht
~ undersigned has rented from Mess Laaghorne John,
their and Plaster Mil He will keep constantly on hand
the area which 10 win ssl cheap % punetual custom
era OHA5. 8. LANGHOkNE. Sole Agent
march 4ds fos the sale Of Western Plaster in this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

ITO THE MALTA. 10.
TnNHE KNIGHTS Oy MALTA TILE soNS OF MALTAti--
Msss,,e. and he public neesa art requested 70 eal
bs NAH Liquor IN existence namely Dq)lhS u3lN eseba-
ted Pals DMaeht Aie ans stssk e j. Nd Il Drandlea
pewh.ian Ppe. sohins and oaswiag obasso arnss and
pps s,ea Aso al Tie decaeiss q ssason ssrvsd q
nj y JOSEPH \. SMITH. Provs,ssos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
Southern Men Attention !!

R4Ek40 WE In o poeftou 70 unQeftako hhcf
a e9exeoute the dnest kind Of work, In The bed
O possible style Of the art Our o1stness g nov nov
embraces every kind PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAINT
ING, including FAEsoo WoRK dRApiHay hAAlLNo elnH-
WErfrNe, 0uDIna GLASS; DO, 30.
lion Of FLAG& BANHER& &c.. In vsfy supesos siyie-
Designs furnished upon application epsmss may b eesn
low Main. So X 3 "a "a y
Paper Hanging Walls whitsned win Ksasemine o. essrsd
10 shade, In the neGtest manner. ~sN sst~ r
Ordss from any part Of The etats win b paneeaaly
attended 70. J0HM6O0 HENIH4s 8
NH 12-aw4w LSnohb0k&. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
AMERICAN GUAN0,
From 'JARyIB AID BAKEK,b, ISLAHDs,
In kIan pn0iAn nnnnxa

70 o6erod The Planters and Dsals aer The most pasAe-
.sy results havs besn attained ~ prssiel sxpdenls
wilh ths Fcruvian Eide lan1 and ohaf sgseE and who
sseiN 70 ih upsriosAy, importance md yaine
uieeg, oartchines but ma exhanG1tne
ynSr 1sas conD tAs fssal win b = eFeat u ~ GEsases-
Ranyalsas ecuaaina9 usnn..oss esdsene6 ncA Glsn b
vsgpa and eher BAtes will b forwarded upqn appleaon
On soln AanHf q Ne Amssisan 0usno C6Mpsny = Kt
n0nA, nd u paekAess win have wi ths tFsdse
pure Win be put up n song basS or baels q the option
" ''' Tsiix II. CAVE, fssA ssssl, RichmeAd,
lsb ss.ts MOsEs LACY, Agent lpr LynehbuSg n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

Coal Oil at $l26 per Gallon.
HAVE lust rpceIved supply Of LAghs O1lossd csgl G0
Price eiac gsilon. Consumer wi 49, cal nd -
supply; For aah by ,osx- sA1DtxN H0x4
usage ORANGE sEED-Jua recelvedg
" NH 19-dts 6TADLER JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
Singers Sewing Machines.

n REAT succsss always Mo most consse ppof of QYat
NJ men Judged by this tsst there no labor nSe maSne
beebss tho public comparable 6ngsFs es4Ag G8e1le
Aer esa6lshng hhsst reputation In the upsd estes
they vsre sxhiI7sd q n lats ~Exp0oa unlesaear -
Frcuce where they eay4ed ~ Tie klsAe& ps4sS -
Ueat usuufhcsory o unaka thsm has bs1n buk - Pnk
shsss nssiinss can Be- ussd wisA iansns Ise6I ~
Of the Railway train travelling On not = = se4n0 -
singers Machines compared wiih band As11nG 10 -,
shoernaksr dresanAkes, carriage 4n1as mtds he1oA -
&C. should not be Without one The III pgo1k ~ ueg o. -
these mschinss regularly empeysA, b UaS Thoun4 Dss
year. In all private hmies Nhers sre = mnch sZt1G -
be done these machines IN hSalNnn1s snencA lhns
and hoa keepers and them pesicplazly and pse
able These manhines are uinp1s q RthCr eon6ue6n ~
very sisong and durable, bsne hs eny kinA = hsue ~
chine ever made b which evssy sot a. vo eoaEse q -
could b. psslsssy Sxscutsd TkoassnS ef ~ W.
iess eSvtng Machines have been n10p an1 ~ 1R N6
nalnss buf 6ugsgss Machines olnns knye - - Sll
Ysss pssssed sssssaass q ~ g - ~ -
- 9s%. e ussa.s,; o = e Isssse ss So 10y
-. y NJ. q - -. q - -. gss G..
shs's is'sisds = ssssss - :. . !, o :
3 rsA.sp.a o. i. = I1es1.sT -. ~.
4aANcn 0svrnA-No ~ HnncRee ~ pesloE IA q CAeP-
st, nsx 9.,., p ayssyls "a e s,4 E 1ssdn - FL -
laaS II 8. 4 = i.oys
- = u d.rII d. 1ev orsan4 Ne g ps9IeA ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
'NIsCELLANz0U,

s. C. ALLEN,
BUILDER AND JOINER,
Ts9T IL Is NOW w e
To do al kinds al Work In his line of Business
Jobbing and Repairing
Shop On ,s: sss = r. Sd. sI
GARRISON & MAfGNE,
SHIPPING q CoAGndIssIoNM MERCHANTS
Ag.n..o- s.a1esd 7S.saa a.a 4s..ps@a.se. Company
%as sy is"0n given to the purchase and ae of Produce
1860. WILSON 4 SON, 1860.
eRocGRs ss'ss'Ses Conssioa q MSSs nsRcHArrs 1GS1
No, e6 Main st., Lynchburg, Va.
%Ss such a: .IS was I. r.os. nacss
make liberal advances on produce in hand.
CERiEs as sUoAa BACON CLovkR sKrD IroS, &C. 8o
s to
just Received.
WEhaye tase roectyed prime article II NEV Fanny
Ma on 81 ',%'
- Mason's Backing.
M the maaaiaeioIy: Inh q 7. sEABUnY.
FANCY Meek tie: Sr ths Spring Net Lace, Tubular En.on
Il Vail, Ac, &c. Collars, Gloves uosery DC, lust receive
hy march 26.dts. WM. L. PAGE.
kOUTHERN PLANTER FOR APRIL,
> PErRKsoN's MAGAZINE For APRIL
NH Is vlCrORS.
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
oHR The way 10 kill the Northern fanatics buy Your
&G Carriages Buggics and Wagons. a. BAILEf's, 1888
Main srect, Lynchburg and not send your money
North euFch and enabe the Abotionss make Sharpes
Rifles and spears 70 send To kill with.
born and raise, in Campbell County and
making with ncreased facilities a the ye Carriages
ockaways and Buegcs and substantial Also all Kinds
of Harness. Repairing and painting Carriages done with
neatness and dspateh.
The subscriber returns his grateful acknow for pas
and socs continuance Of the An hc asks is
cxamluatiun Of his work feeling confident he
bo ia nj 10 qualify and prize. JNO H. fAiLEf, Agt
jan 3O-ts 1si Main st., Lynehbrg Va.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
Peoples Pacific II. r. COMPANY.

THE Commissioners Of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Com,
pany would announce T. tie People of The United St.ss
that sid Board ~ Commissioners fully organized y the
elisce Of JOSIAH rEEiiAM. PErsrBENg. OLiEER FROST
VEG PnEsIDENr, ABEL ABBOTT. SEeHETARr s WITH
lNGTON. fEEASJrER- and that the Hoks cfthe COMPANY
open for the suhscr isn q Steck in osroN NV YsFE
PnA DELAHiN BALTIMORE NssHINGToN and will soon
he opened in the pDf pal SeUTaEES WESTERN CTsFs
ANE CAuEoRNEh. The Charter sd Company was granted
i the Legislature ~ the Of Maine IN March 1850
The right Of through the public lands s the Tori
q the bnrd States fofn Missouri River 10 California ssy
the way Of Pixies Teak Gold Nf-s aud through Ish i
nov opeu 70 the Comiany BY Acts - Conguss
Tie topic e the iel st earnestly requested To-
examine the Charter ana Bylaws afthe Courav and sc
Ia fFr suh>rEiptn Al fgsors invite 10 subscribe
one sham eieh- anl no tiitn ten shares
shares On Nsnared taafs each dollars which 10
Sc Fasj when te ssizcrpsina Is INSIDE a. viii he seen
iy the Charter Let the rssic sniscriic srersllv and
HbaEaliy fn7thWith and the Company vii tc able to
secere fEsi congress AZ IT. rcx session. large grants
land aud q money. Ut the wbee FePse. IN A. one put
and the Railroad will b. built Within sears. Let q b.
- Esuty hsfy subscribers h. foIued 10 every
foEp and Village ant the mercy forcWart BY Mail or *
and Certificates nf stock aith refsf Tor the niorrF
viii l. returned Eeqaus BE uen Il uuulI eaie raar-
after. and Ehn have heart Sc tr work. WBBcd Ia All
srts q the United Stairs at Asrats obsin sui,-
lsripti9as 10 the stock II tho Company.
Al communications rs.ui - dilfrfsi 10 pnfi.uci
e the u.hce q the Cosnpzuy. ADAMS HOUSE,, BOSTON
and 70 shai all apPatiu far copies q thsrfrr rg,s
tni other documents stuid hc u1asl. JOSIAH rEHfIAN
Frrsllent Board ufCCnuis-irucrs 500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
4 X x
DIR. SWEETS
Infallible Liniment,

FOR RHEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIA LUNIBAGo
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs, BRUISES,
CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NEIi-
NouS DISORDERS.
Dr. Stephen Sioeet, Of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. Stephen Sneet, Of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States.
DR. Stephen SUeei, Of Connecticut,
Is the author Of DR.. Sweets IafalHbe Iiniment.m
Dr. Streets InfdHible Liniment
Cures rheumatism and never fails
DR.. Streets IntdHiJie Lini,Ren
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Or. Sceet'S 3nfaAtlie LintaeRt
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately
DR.. .Stoeet'S InIaliibLe Lini,aent
Is the best known remedy for sprsins and Bruises
DIR. Sweet'S fnfdiiiJle Imminent
Cares Headache Immediately and never known to fail
Dr. Sweet's IatditiJie Linimen
Affords immediate relief for the Piles and seldom fills 10
Dr. Sseeet'S lnfdHi5le Ltaime,<
Cures Toothache in minute
Dr.. Siceet's IafdiiiJle Liniaeat
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately aud leaves no scar
pr S,reefs Iafdllable Eminent
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world
Dr. .Slceef's Intalible Einissent
Has been used by more than milAen people and all
praise IT,
DR.. .Sircel'S Intailbie Linimem
Is truly " friend in need, and every family should
have it at hand.
DR.. .Ssreefs IqtaHiBle Li,ai,seni
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price % cents.
RICHARDSON 4 co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct.
For sale by F. E SMITH, Montpelier General Agent for
he State Ss-cow-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Keep it for medicine" ibere'll he plenty
OF democratic patients about the first of
November.
Houshion Il Blake, Brattrboro, an.
nounce new goods this week. Those trad.
Ing IN Braitleboro, will find at their cstab-
lishment very great variety of rich dress
goods, and other things to match. Their
store Is ihronged every day, which is the
best of evidence of what they do.