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ltePAkTNERSHIPS-A PARTY WILLING TO INVEST
~ about $40 IN good paying business with .
rare opportunity applies ton to-day from ~ o'clock ut
65i broadway, down stairs.
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nAY BOAT FOR Albany AND TROY--TfIE NEW
~ and fast steamer DANIEL DHERr, lcayesJy street
Tnosiays Thursdays and Saturdays az A. A., calling at
Thltcth street. Excursion tickets 10 be had board
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i OF 25Xlo HOUSE 25XGO FEET FOUR STORIES
IL twenty rooms, thirty lan'ics, all In perfect repair
sale cheap. Open all day Ten per n cash NJ 407
Fourth street. j. WOODWARD.
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ENOR SAI.E-ONE BAY PONY, FIVE YEARS OLD Is
IL hands high, and light Buggy and Harness, all In
peie Order Inquire ut l63 Hester street. - -
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TOR sArE--A VALUABLE PATENTED IMPROVE
Il mert on SOWING Nachn,s tUtug the hes. Machine
yet introduced Arrangements ianupiure can
made wsth responsible PARTIES. IL viii be sold in part
whole Address the Inventor Mr. " Lambert, Post ollce
AGENTS need not answer.
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GOTH REGIMENT. COMPANY L-oUR UNION FOR
w ever-Fall in, QiortsoBee you called upon
add nure,s to those you have already achieved onte
bloody bat disastrous field Of Bun Run Come forward like
enrol yourselves under the proud but shat
tered banner-ihe Sars and sresand your own glorious
old suhburst, which has often triumphnty carried you
to glory and victory the Union jack. Apply to cipt
THOS. ScANllN, A Prince street, TO Lieut. L. c. DUN
in he
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LNoR SALE--A GROCERY AND LIQUOR SRORE, At
No. Marion street, the owner Mrs. Sott has lost
her health and is going Europe Yne viii sch with.
re serve.
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TYR. COOPER, No. IA DUANE STREET, MAY re CON
suited all diseases of cernn Twenty
devoted to these complaints enable Tim
warrant a IN all The victims OF misplaced conf
dence in medical prcendes call, with certainty be-
ing radically cured pay.
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GOTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. WRIST REGIMENT,
Va Irish Brigade, Co. A-Young men, able and wiling TO
during the war; Will apply $50 seventh
of firtrfourih tue company rapidly filing mp
II. A. KELLY, o. s. TiCS. REYNOLDS, Captain.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF CorARTNERsIIIP--TfIE CoPART
- ncr,iip heretofore eSstin, under the and firm
OF Dn.aeli Howe Is this dsr dissolved by
Tic business Will be settled y Ephim Howe who auhs
rizea &, receive and sign In iqudaon
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EXPRESSES.
DURNIAM'S FURNITrRE EXPRESS AND PACKIs,G
ID E.,bisncn 13 West Eleventh. street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.ousehod furniture boxed aud shipped
ail world Covered wagons removing
nto the country. Furniture stored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
/, Missouri state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Feb. %, 1861.
Dispatches to The Democrat say the State Conven
ton met at Jefferson City, at II o'clock this morning
Judge Orr called the Convention to order. Judge
Hamilton r. Gamble of 81. Louis, was elected tenn
porary, Chairman and j. l.. Miner Of Cole temporary
Secretary.
Committees on credentials and permanent organiza.
ton were appointed, when, ii being found that only
seventy.fve members were present, the Convention
adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow. After the perma.
nent organization is effected the Convention viii prob
ably adjourn to St. Louis the Mercantile Library Hall
being rendered for that purpose.
The news of the adjournment Of the Peace Confer.
ence, and the passage Of Mr.. Corwins proportion,
produced pleasant effect upon the members. EI.
Governor Sterling Price will probably be the perrns-
nent Rresldent.
Sr. LOUIS, Friday March ], 1861.
The State Convention met at Jefferson City at 10
o'clock this morning Judge Gamble in the chair.
The report of the Committee on Rules and Officers
was adopted unanimously. The report includes
oluion requiring tho officers Of and delegates to tho
Convention 10 take oath to support the Consultation
OF the United States and of the State Of Missouri
A motion was made TO 90 into secre. session, which
was almost unanimously defeated.
A long and quite warm discussion ensued on motion
to reconsider tho vote the adoption Of the rule 10
take the oah,, after which the Convention adjourned,
TO NEE. In 81. Louie on Monday next.
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NEw-HAvEs, Friday, March |

NEw-HAvEs, Friday, March 1, 1861.
Tfs uoon at l2 O'clock boiler in the gun factory
of the Whitney Arms Company, at Whitneyvile.
about three miles from here exploded blowing out the
east end of the building demolisbing the machinery
and arms Of various kinds and making complete wreck
of the premises.
About thirty persons were at work in the vicinity a
the boiler at the time, many Of whom were buried a
the ruins. Paul Savage, the engineer, was seriously
injured; Edward L. Farmer, w. j. Richards, Samuex
Hail. and Laban Oliver and son, were all badly
scalded Nine others are less Injured. Major Il. w.
Horton, with Mr.. Oliver, were both blown across
portion of the 1t Is expected that all but one
of the victims will recover.
The rumor of the accident spread quickly troughous
the city, and several irecompanes, including steam
err started for the scene but returned their serv-
ices not being required.
number of physicians from this city were soon N
attendance and assisted in aleviatDg the suerings Of
the victims.
The cause Of the explosion cannot be correctly IS
certaned at present. The engineer is man skilled II
his business, and the boiler Of usual strength.
The principal loss sustained by the company is on
the machinery, the amount Of which is not known a
present. o..
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VirgfnfA.
RrcHNosD, Friday, March I. fst

RIcHHosD, Friday, Marcn L. IDOL
In Convention to-day, resolution was offered snd
referred that an ordinance be passed submitting 10 Tho
voters Of the State the question whether Virginia
should remain with the North, secede and JON The
South Another resolution was that Virginia shoaN
use her best efforts TO procure vote of all the States
on the question of Union Disunon, on the bsAs Of
the Peace Conference proposition, and that Virginia
will cooperate with States agreeing with her In the
result
On the vote Of reference, Mr.. Baylor finished his
Union speech He endorsed the Peace Conference
propositions and opposed the right Of Secession and
coercion. "a. .alf l
Mr. Turner Of Warren made speech. He meant 10
use all efforts for adjustment, but if they failed, Viz
GINA ought TO unite with the South.
MIR. Goods Of Necklenburg denounced the peace
propositions
; long debate ensued on resolution inviting tho
Peace Commissioners to address the Convention.
substitute merely inviting them 10 seats, was finally
adopted.
Tue debate indicated that the Peace Propositions were
acceptable TO the Union men. The Secessionists do
nounced them and some are undecided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

erpment found every State bad slaves sIavehoiders
had the right OF tranit through Pennsylvania: But
no Senator can come through free state WIN DIS
servant now and compelled, when he goes home, 70
avoid what is called 'fee soil" II this thing IS not
corrected then we must divide. lie SAID he never
expected to open his mouth in the Senate again. except
10 vote; and he must cay bis hopes OF the
Union were all gone He believed that the
die was cast, and there was such hostile feel.
ing that we codld not live together lie had
wait ed vain for reaction OF feeling at ire N0'tn
(be wanted none st the South but none came ana ne
believed We must divide. lie was not Secesslohis',
but was driven TO separation. Thee seeming peace
propositions were only intended TO ul. old virginia
and other States bat, if they are wise they VIII ske
the blow in time, and go to the Coniederacy where
they can have their rights Ia it possible that any
Senator will undertake support these wisby-wa'hy
twadde resolutions lie never would vote Tor them,
and be would stake bis reputation, whatever the con-
sequences, on bis VOTE
Mr. WADE Rep Ohio made motion to adjourn,
but yielded TO Mr.. LANE Dem, Oreeon;)
Mr.. TRUMBULI, rep, Ill. renewed the motion,
and said il was evident that there was no good ID stay
ing here debating the proposition, which Is intended
for the Border States when the Border Sates gay lhey
will have mona Of il.
The motion was disagreed to, yeas IL, nays ii.
On motion Of Mr. DOUGLAS, tho resolutions from
the House taken up and made the special order
for tomorrow at IL o'clock
Mr.. LANE proceeded to speak in favor OF the Crit
enden resolutions, characterziTB the resolutions OF
the Convention as q cheat and hHmbuP, when
Mr.. GREEN moved to adjourn; carried, yeas -,
nays -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT VEST POINT.
COzzEN,s HOTEL CONsUMEp-LOss slOO. COO.

COzzEN'S HOTEL CONSUMED-LOSS $lOo,oo0
About I2l O'Clock yesterday afternoon, flames were
issuing from the upper stories Of COzzens Hotel az
West Point. An alarm was instantly given, when thu
Cadets at West Poin. arrived at the spot with two
engines bat such progress had the flames made before
they were discovered that by the time the engines ar
rived the rst two upper stories Of the building were
one msss Of fire. The wind was blowing quite freely
which aided materially In the destruction Of this splen-
did structure. Nearly all the furniture was destroyed
and that IN the upper stories, including the billiard
tables, were entirely consumed. The fire also spread
20 the cottages and oubaidngs attached 10 the hotel
These were also mas Of ruins. The entire los
Is estimated at 100000. The amount OF insurance.
upon the building and contents our reporter was un
able 20 learn. The fire originated 10 the roof TIM
man had been At work, and going TO dinner left his
kettle OF burning Goals the roof when II supposed
that arks fell from the Goals In the roof setting ton
lire. When onr reporter passed West Pou, .ss night
dypSSys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
North Carolina Election.

W AHHINUIVstI ItfdINII TOUT
Returns from the North Carolina election meager
The following have been received: Wake County, for
Union, 200; Rowan County, for Union, 4OO David
con County, 1900; Gulford County, 1000
Alamance, Orange, johnson, Montgomery and Cas-.
well Counties, give large msjorites for Union.
Brunswick, New-HsHover, Wayne, MecklenburR,
Csbarras, Nash Edgecombe, Lenoir, Dupln, and Cra-
ven give msotes for Secession, but they are unsoer
tanned, though mostly large.
The results for or against Convention are indefne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
Refusal of Capt. Hill 10 Surrender
10 Texas.

NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, March l. 1861.
Adyiees received here from Galveston state that
Cant Hill, in reply to the demands Of the Texas Com
s,oners. Refused to oyacuate Fort Brown, surren
der TO them the Government property in his charge.
1t is stated tina. Capt. Hill has ordered Reinforce
mens from Ringgods barracks to rstake the Govern
men, property on Braios Island A collision between
the Government and State troops is imminent
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From Denver.

PoRr KEARsEr, Friday, March l, 1861.
The Western stage, with the mail, Hinckley's tx.
press with seven passengers passed at p. m.
DEsvER, Monday, Feb %, 1871.
The weather is very fine.
There is great deal Of pniiding gong on Nj thS
civ more than at any time before.
The Platte Canon mills ~ miles southwest of here
are Uakipg cor siderable stir Many miners are leav.
inc for lie blue Arksnrss and Platte Mines in and be-
yond the South Fork.
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Gen. Cass at Detroit.

DETROIT, Friday, March |, 1854.
Gen. Csss arrived here this evening, and YVES re-
ceiyed by large Of friends and neghbors,
who welcomed him TO his old home in q hearty and
gratifying manner.
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Indian TrOubfcs.

FoRr Saith, Ark, Friday, March I, 1861.
Another Overland coach passed to-day, and the re-
port of the interruption at Apache Pass by the Indians
iSconfrmed. The route is strictly guarded BY roops,
and no interruption is anticipated in the future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
Failures and Suspensions.

II % ID n BOSTON, Friday, March ], 1861.
The list Of business changes in the United States for
the past week gives eight failures and suspensions In
New York, In Boston, 2 in Philadelphia in Balti-
more, in Cincinnati and IL IN other place%-a total oi
80 for the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
Nou.arrIyaI OF the Au.tr.iasIan.

SANDY HOOK, Friday, March l, ls6i-Midnight
There are signs Of tne steamship Anstralasisn,
row fully due of this point with Liverpool advces Of
the l6lh. Very dark and cloudy, with rain Wind
south, light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

| MONTGOMERY, Friday, March j, iooi'
The Southern Congress has been in secret session al
day. They have confirmed the nomination Of iekf ".
Beauregard Of Louisiana o. BrgadierGsnersl Of the
Provisional Army.
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Texas.

ORLEANS, Friday, March ], 1861.
The vote in Harrison County, Texas, woe see Tor
Secession, to "A against. Cas-, Marion, hnss, ana
Cherokee Counties reported as having voted almost
uuauirnou,ly for Secession:
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Rhode island Legislature.

1PRoyIDkscf, Fffday, MsftH toV 5 !.
The House refused by tie vote to instruct the SEN
stors and request the Representative In Congress 70
vote for the proportions Of the Peaee Coaferenee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

Tho President win sign the Tariff bill tO.mor-
rem. In transcribing the bill, several clerical
'srsors occurred which have produced confusion,
aud affect some Of the schedules in the joint reso
nlon. The blunden arc clearly shown by ref
'essaos TO the bin which Mr. simpons used.
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~ office.

PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature te
y annex the westerly part Of Elmcre to horristown
Aug 9th 1861.
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Making s per cent. for the year end

Making per cent. for the year end
ing Aug. 1851 Said per cenage to be cast upon the orig
na amount premium note, without reference to any
Endorsement and be paid to the Treasurer at his office
in Montpelier, before the 10th day of Oct, 1901
Members of the Company will find in the hands OF tho
Representatives the Legislature schedule showing
the amount due from each respectively and
they are particularly desired to that the money for their
assessments forwarded to the Office in October The assess
mens must paid when due. little attention to this n
the part of the Members Of the Company will them ex
pense and trouble ee Act Of incorporation on your
Policy.) j. L. THCRSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier Sept. 2, 1851.
NJ The publishers of each weekly newspaper withn.this
State are reQucse to insert the abouc advertisement in their
respective papers weeks uccssey and forward their
bills for payment,
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CANCER.

DOCTOR K. W. Hill would respectfully inform the In.
IL habitants of Hardwck, vicinity and Community, o.
large that he has removed to South Hardwlck
ser-(in its uarious Sages) speciality in business In
connection with Chronic Diseases, private or common
ment of above named Dseasefrom 80 years
enoe in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions OF the
afflicted come one come ALL and the Doctor will advise
you what to do Ali Counsels gratutous. Any amount Of
References will be given to the creduous on application
The Doctor is regular Physician OF the ola school-
means all he says, and no Humbug -
South IJardwick, June "a, 1861. Zo'
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G A R D I n .ER'S
Rheumatic mad Ycvw3l,
COMPOUND, =
4 sure Cure for Rheunotjsn and Ne,y,,
as uOrSt form.

The undersigned hereby certify that ;bsv IT,,
'Gardin er's Rheumatic and Neuralgia ro1ii,''a'ss
the cure of rheumatism and NEURALGIA o,lr'
every case found immediate and perm tnent rsi5
have full confidence in its almg pualtia; onj
recommend it to all who are all cted with thaat.
ing diseases, as one OF the safest and 6ey r 1.'
ever offered to the public. -'''4
5 HANCOCK JR. ), 20 South Market = Bo.to,
II. ALLEN, Boston; HENRY A. FULLER. Nv
Boston; GEO. Il. PLUMMgE, Meyerck so"s,. i
Boston; HENRY y. GARDIsER, Webster q F4~
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster t. Boston y,
CKAs. G. DOLLIvER, East Boston /"
The best medicine for disease rversaw, Cp,
SMITH, No. Olc state House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in liz
form and was entirely cured by the use O, o,..u
a. ". BRYER, Matthews BUILDING CCmme,c3I.
ton.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Comron
entirely relieved me from .Giieriugs Of sey-,s' -.
standing. " Il. UoDGKINs, No. | GA ,tat,
Boston
After suffering with rheumatism for trer.r ~,
was entirely cured by the Use Of two bottles a.
ner'a Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound yG
I AYERS, IS Franklin street, Bo.tol.
The Rheumatic ami Neuralgia Compound AZ.
taken by hundreds Of people Tor ScroE.au~
with great benefit. Il may be given 0 chilli
perfect safety.
Atwbo!esale by MACY C JrNKGas, G. L.tt-
Principal Depot-67 hiIty st, Bo.t9a
None genuine uuess signed by CHAs F. CAgUy
FOR sale BY Nj. Il, CONE. ". f. VIAg.: "a
CHAPLAIN, Woodstock GEO. NICHOLS s. b.
DR. PORTER, Horthted /; j, NJ. HENEY. az. .
Waterbury, L. + Pierce, and Fred l., Smith I'm
Ter, Geo 5. kendrick, Lebanon, n. L., AMI ,ya.
carries generally ....jj
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Vermont HNsaaasaH.

gI1HE Annual Meeting of the members Of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at their
office the 10th day of October next, at O'Clock P NJ
for the choice of Directors and the transaction of any
other necessary business. Per order,
CHARLES DEWEY, Secretary.
Montpelier, Sept. q 1861. 297w3
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FARM FOEs SALE.
OR TO RENT,

THE subscriber offers his farm for SALE situated one and
l. half miles from Morrisye, Oh the Randolph road
leading to Stowe, well located and near School House
The farm consists Of 10 of good land suitably d.
vded into llage pasuring and woodland and 900 sugar
good onesory brick house with kitchen aud wood shed
attached two good barns and two sheds There is run
ming water at the house and barns.
The stock and farming tools belonging said farm with
the present growing crops and the household furniture
will be sale till the Sd of September next, when if not
disposed Of it will be sold at public auction to the highest
biter. Credit will be given for part of the estate
the above will be rented for years after
,the3d of September next. ALSUP LATHAM.
Morrist&Wn, June G6, 1861. 28Sw9
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Nathan WOward's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hoIden ht
WAsHINoTox DISTRICT, Montpelier, within and iof
said district on the 4th day Of September, d. 1901.
Nathan Horard late of Barre in said district ased
presents his administration account Tor settlement -
Wlerrupon it ordered that the sane be referred 10 tne
9Th day of Sept A. 1861, at the Probate once IN sara
Mont lie for examination and allowances and tbat all con
cerned be notified hereof by the publication OF TINS order
in the Green Mountain Freeman. printed at Aonpelier,
three weeks successfully as may be, that they
NAV at said time and place. and if they cause,
object thereto. BY order OF tne CouIt,
29SW3 At'est, L. II. M EhhlLb, Juogr.
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Vermont Central Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GGs. l:z ~ ss
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CARRIAGES AND SAEVGhs

BY THE BEST NoRKMEN IN THE CoUNTKi'
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be ea'fT'
oy the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, w.
Those in waAt OF tca,,antoj Carriages an 49,
viii perhaps do we'll to call an what is being 0'
the cid stand Of CT LMAS L CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO. ,uKS
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Commc noes Monday, .4ug'ts1 =, IA
Tras,.s Gsoi,asr North and Iyssk

TraE1iS totalT Nolfil ahC SSSh
Leave nlonleijer, At $50 AM, CSC A. and AS
III ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor K White River
IVA Junction with trains eaving Boston amt Springfield
at730 NJ, day, and New York previous evening.
Leave Windsor Al l25 arriving at Burlington nj 100
p NJ, Houses Point at 40 NJ, Mont real at 10 80
and 0gde,shurgh ut 30 connecting at O4denshlreh
with Grand trunk Railway, for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at G25 A NJ, for
Bur,n nton aud RC,i<cs Point.
NIGHT EXPnE SS connecting at Windsor with train
which leaves New York at 90, NJ, and at v lte River
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell, At
Leaves White River junction 10 20 NJ, arrives at
Burlin eon at So NJ, Rouse Point at 30 Mon
teal at Boa NJ, and at Ogdensbursh at 90 p NJ, con-
Meeting with steamers for Niagara Falls Buffalo, and the
West.
Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier at 10 80 P. and 10 SOP. M
Mail tram leaves Rouscs Point at 90 NJ, st. Al
bans at 90 NJ, connecting Burlington with Rutland
and Darlington trains for Saratoga Hngs, Troy Albany
&c. connecting at White River junction with trains ol
Wells River Littleon, White Mountains. Barton &c. and
for Boston, Lowell Worcester. &c, and connecting at
Windsor with trains COR Boston, Springfield, Hartford,
New Haven and New York, arriving in New York at ii Il
r. II.
EXPRESS leaves Rouses poin, at 8 10A.M Connects
there with train from Montreal the morning
at Burlington with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy, Albany and New Yofk, and arriving North.
field at 2 80 P
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh a. II 80 A. NJ,
Montreal at 10 NJ Rouses Point 90 NJ,
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
tion with No lthern Railroad for Boston, Worcester, &c
CARRYING in Boston al 40 A. } at Windsor with SuII-
van RHroad for Boston, Springfield Hartford, New lia
ven and New York
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night Express
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston and
between Rouses Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Ire west for sale
the principal stations G. MERRILL, Supt
81. Alhans VI, August I2, 1861
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PrObafo Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, lpRoBATE COURTS within
SAsHIseros DIsrncrss and for the District storH e.
sad will be holden the Probate Oco in Montpelier In
e>d District on Tuesday Of each week during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
auested to attend to the same said court days
T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for SO cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest