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The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

AfuTGk GO Arflh.Ario>.--Nsaiee = hsfsh1
~ siv-a. <hst sih appis - ths hssfa = sons.
sni--lntsrs 4 ss eonsfy. tndt-ua. ~ thsff lftt
f~fl SO 8rsnas - ell -tniatil afius iiqaofH ln
less qaaniltiss han qaau a tluls. - aus tfsf
Nv rlsce II bssIness snt tie pfefaises ~tefeeti
saii laaprs are - - dfsak. are iseted -, ~ u
nafks.s Ea<k - ~ss.<ek <trsst h<tu@ss sih stri
sth street.. a rsrfe- nsais. u usffss.n ie~nship.
in Niee easlasg. fstilana
naiihie1 thn. NfHteha.
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H,r~' Hsrs-T ~ lls.errs--is =
psacsscal Halter. and -scss~.os - Joeesas =
Yates. corner q fsnh .nf Wabash street
has r~c>ss~a his f.Il ssle 81 hicek. AL h.s
nov 90 hand AMI = mansfactaung 10 order
The kaDAsou<>s sssie u fall sad Nlas-r
Hats 81 prices rsss.ag lson s.o sols<s~ ~
vGk. at
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

AUIs.-A considerable drove OF Mules
passed through the city yssierlay. IL a
Westerly direction.
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har1poxE. De- s--rbe i,o.i fssn ol3
fossl hss sfnses. tast hsinfs 90 ne-s. 20
ssfs q srsr< hsi pss>>d
The d<s<<hsens " TIE Nee Work 5sk
hss.nspt sesau.~d siss nornihe. fsam ne
kssiesn SssoFe. sscssssoa ttsrs ls iefancl
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Ilersasn nuiasa 1.shf. u. sh-rhars--Ast-sh-
sasnt hniofsL l. Day. ~
r,~ plsinf.n this seilen hsssag Sled ia ny oscs
his sf,s "a seffinx fafth that the sad defendant b.
nislsed ta him srl l. rrsldrs ~ ths STATE Of
Indiana aud cansed sft q Attsshmsui - - issn
81 Nv M ssslnst ths ssis sn chsitsls credits ant
sne<-s - the rsid 5efendtui ard stsa rfe-eesiiaf
nishgs
xo- thsssfare saia defendant 4 hereby aotinsd q
10 auf spteaf hsfoss my oniee in ths sity u
Tsrrs nzats, The 1sih DAY - efefintefs A -
lssf a ten s'ciask. -. ofhefvtse sd prosr@t
lnxs adj % aslsf u,4fls~l isi,ts .ssesssf- 4 1.
si.sff IAnhhkT ptf. '
Scs. zT-w1~
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

PKRsoSsI.-Judge Constable, VI Illinois,
has been soioarning Ia onrcity for slas OF
t-0.
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uosf Bciieisu> \ Delightful Cor
dial Ever Taken
rEHE THOUSANDS upon thous

Il ands Who are daily using Mclean Strenethrh-
ing Cordial certify that ID l. absoiufiy nrsiiis
Die remedy for renewing aud INflGORATfNG "a.
shattered and diseased system. parllsing and sn-
riching the bieod-Fe-ioring tiie >isk suffering in
x-afft
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ktrsetFs wsxTFn CAPS. &, N Smifh
want, fss good u~a fot The siss r.rsm>as
1lo~ a keatseks fhi. = ssas regiment.
.sd early apqicatioa sl-salA - aa.le a n
u S-~osts ofkcs
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STRENGTHENING
BLOOD PURIFIER


Doyou want your delicats. sickiey, pany children
10 be healthy. strong and r0busti-then give them
McI<ans Strengthing Cordial lses the directious ~
each bottle,) IL l. delicious 10 take.
One tablespoonful, taken every morning. fasting.
j. preventive against chill aud fever, yellow
Fever. cholera or any prevailing disease.
CAI1IONi-Beware u Druggists Or d@aier- VIC
may try Ia palm upon you tottie n bitterS Ssr
saparlla (which they can buy cheap by saying Is
Just as go0i. There BASE enough 10
steal part of fny name 20 dub their NiI.E decoc-
tios. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their yil.
ianOus compounds Ak fof Dr- J. A.. Mclean's
Strengthening Cordial and Bi0ot Purifier. Take
nothing else. Il i the only remedy tAsi wll purifs
your blood thoroughly, and al the same time
STRENGTHEN aud INNlGORATE the whole srvsni-
zation IL j. put up IN large botiies-sl per bottle
~ ia bottles Tor g.
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a New Firm.

ATKo. aMEcuANIc's ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
asszf a fs.isi-ia.ss a4sf ssre<sfies. q tsnss
pssts - NJ ~ nr-HsNiC's lsDN. as taslng
a.sie safh afdilissis wsfs ueceessIf. - 800
.r.ref.a - fafs.sa ~ tls riifsns " Isrrs nsaa.
!. 4 slslslsy sssxs sseeie a th~ etskess
GROCERIES AID PROVISIONS
Tts msftst srfds
All g..ess sslisssst ~ Fspsss. hse q sai-
a stFs.
lbss@l sasss = ysltf pssfsasgs = sesrsssfail,
oinitss
isilssu =. CONN t1o
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Dr. .. a.. McLcau,s Volcanic oil
s.iui nienf.

THE BEsr ExTEgSAL II THK WORLD, fOs Ms
oE BEAsT
Thousand 81 human beings bsv- A.-eu sawed Life
OF decreptitud. and misery, by the ~ tiis uVai
nable IAniueni Il viii relieve PAIN slalgsi "a. 49,
tane0usy, aud u viii cleanse, purity seal ins
foulest SOkf. ia ucrec Is slisrt time EsaEASS
VOLCANIC oil. liNiNENT viii relieve. lie most in
veteraie cases oi rheumatism. 1oui. u Neuralgia.
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles Stiffness OF Weak
Eess in the Joints, Au~ses flgaments, IL will
er fail fso spplicaions VIII cure sore Throat
Headsche or Earacbe. For Burns Scalds. or am
Pain. IL j. an infaliible remedy Try H. and you viii
lind n Indispensable remedy. Keep always
hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS any hsving charge
OF bor~-s. will save money by using Aci.eap's NSi-
canic OIL iAnlmrnt- u j. speeSiy and nfallible
cure Tor Calls. SprAns. Chsles Swelngs LAfneless,
Sweeney SOres, Wounds. Scratches. any external
diseases. Try Il, and you will be convinced.
DIR. , 81. Mciseau. Sole Proprietor
Jasdwiy saint Louis No.
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on LsrfE COMPLAINT. BILLicusSEss. HEADAcnE. &
There never has been a CATHAkflC mediot
offered 10 the public, that has giv-n such entire sat
iSfaction a. Mcl.ean's Universal pills
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly inno
cent and can be taken by the tender infant yet
prompt and powerful Ia removing al Bilious seere-
lions. acid impure. fid matter from the stomach.
Ia fact, they the only pills that should be used In
mslarious Districts.
They produce gripping, sickness OF pain Ia the
stomach bowels thedgk very active and searching
IN their operation, promoting healthy secretous u
the liver aud kidney- Who will suffer from bilious
mess, headache sHi foul stomach when 20 cheap a
remedy can be obtalnedl Keep them constantly On
hand. q single dose taken Ia seas.u, may prevent
hours. days and months II sickness. Ak Dr.
II. AcLean's Universal Pilis Take NO other. Being
coated they are ts-teless Prise emily - CENTS per
box aud can be sent by mail 20 any part Of the U
:. ID. MCLEAN. Sol. Prophet.
fs.rft.r II ThirI anf PIN.
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srAny q car readers afflicted with scsorvlA -
serofnious complaints. viii do well 70 rad The -
marks IN advertising columns respecting Il. nui
little q the Of this disorder has been known
by the people, and the clear exposition q II there
given, viii prove acceptable and useful We have
long admired the searching and allie in which
Dr.. AuR treats every subject be touches whs'rvrf
has his attention al all. has great deal q IL. As
masters what be undertakes. and one Who has
particle q feeling for his afflicted fellow man. can
lock With indifference upon his ahors isr the si,k
Read wha, be says u ScrOfula. and see Ia hoW is@
words and how clearly be tells more than ~ an
have knows u this insidious and fatal malay
lSau. Philadelphia, Pa. oc,ic1l~
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Weakness of the Stomrca aud Gndi-
gestfou.
AnofhsT cr,af Care cfeofed tg Borhars /.
Holland Bmsrs'
Tse wifs q Peter IL wltie. living IN Holland TOW
Shshoygan County. Wisconsin. suffered much FREQ,
Weakness y The stomach and indigestion. She hal
been under i1ysicah's care for some Tine bat The
disease seemed to bafie bis am she purchased
some HOLLAND RfTTERs At our oaic~, which ~
gwen tone oher stomach: her appetite and strength
are r.tarninr. and ~ firmly believe that ths B. a..
esAsr kFeat cure encetst hy yoaf medicine
Ne have stll 70 record many wonderful care. -
fescd ~ this remedy tui must wais snosiles op,.,
tnuiy. one thing You can rely upon. What w. have
pubiished arc from persons much respected l. aar
community AMI sre literally true.
J. QIfNTtS.
- Sissio, gan Se~ ~,bs-ie. Sh~bsyosn. We
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SaHssraEf s--This tropicAi root has has fepn-
taiion vide The world. for curing cia>s Of ,
orders that afilet mankina-4 repctation tso wAieA
y deserves - the best ansidoe possess for scrcf
uious oosnpisn;s. But 20 be brought into use. Is
virtues must be concentrated ana combined with
other medicines that increase It's power. some reli
able compound q this character 4 much needed .r
this community. Resd the advertisement q Dr. Az
ere saFsspariiia IN cur columns, and We know &c
needs snoosniun from 70 give cur citizens con
taence n ~hai De ocers.-lorgan, Syracuse. y \.
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4 DMINIsTRATTON---No,ice is

ssss htsa sfsniet - the nriefsispra apsa the
tafs q An1f<~ wkins ascssses. Ia estate + sap
E-std ~ ns sntsfns Al rsfseus lnfstfet - fhe Do
eef<Ei ff costs snf fst. n Csuft a eshfg~ss, arc
s<rnsaiy rs4s<-sss - msss hzs4sdlsss ssyasns
snt s<ss ssssss<iss. fufthsf res<
y y nossafT. 49,
y-ly 1. lei. siu.usx
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

SsHrRiFf's SALLY virtue II one Nsnditlon
NENponas Execution issued from the Nigo Com.
mon pleas Court 20 me directed and delivered ia "a
ver q James u. Turner. william Y. Arkssn aud
Samuel Mckeen and against Marvin u. Hsfsis. Ju..
tics l. Denton. Ashley a. Harris ant ~ penton,
prncipais and Joseph isenson. r~pleva bail. have
levied on the fellow ING described real tsae. sliu.
sted In yi<ocsunty. ladisns. te-~it
Tssi (io) of cronnd 81 The nsrtheast ~
the northssst quarter 81 the southwest quartrf
o. Of SECTION twsni, one ltil township ten To-
north of range eight % wssi. snd on
SAT- RDA1. pkckAHfR lsih. iscl,
Nfhln the legal hours ~ said day. at the Court
fIossr dsos. N iefr. ai-. ss,h or fl Fenss sn
prof 81 the above dsssrssE Real lstate. Together
with ell ths privileges and appartsnancss othe same
h.lonsin Toe . term not sNcesang wears a.
the hixbss blier Soc cash. and upen fsiEare real
so sam sufficient % satisfy sad esesasien ard
hcunfs ~tll thea ami there safr the fse.slnple IN
ami o. said Real Estate. % th. highest biddsr fr
ss<h. a. satisfy the sams
fhis 18th day q Novsuissf. issi.
SANJfH CoNNFn. shssiH.
Da7ewg~psfeea@ - ~ - "a
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RECRUITING.

VA ASTED fOR TnH uSlTEn SANS ARNi
w Ahse in-ilei n1Fu. hetue<f aess ef -lfhfrrn
sat ihlfiy-tss years. Fas. The sanls a. - solua.
te~rs, fEem sia.oo a. $500 ~ ussuih ~ith faiiH.
AL QaaftsTs. o. commftscs ~ aafs
tisief pfessnt fssolstons. any seiiirf has ~
pertnnlit = hscDuing eotnnas liolsei ofassr.
Iof hlfit,sf Information, sgflf a the rraisfs.s.
81 fffre Haste. "a The ~s<t li'is u ths slasf~
TGW " Og BNlgsTWGNT.
II N roo " q n n - :
AffnED O.. ffOtlsB,
sssa. lsth isf.1tfY y a, ss.saitius uneg
lan -. du
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MIXING.

BANK OF THE STATE of fSLIkNk.
BFsnch 81 TsFre- hanfe. Nov. -. lssi. }
NOTICE /. hereby given that he annual meeting
~ q tha Steckhoiters - the hrsnrh a Terre-
naui~ q the nsnk q The STATE a lsans. wi be
ksld 81 their Rssklnz Hoa-e The firsf Tas<aay ia
snasry nexs. between the fcurs q ten e'rla<k.
~ ani three eeia~k. ?. m. for The ruri--e sf~le
line live preeiars So tht ensuing ytsf
M oraer of the Bard q fsir.cfars.
uasSf~<~. PRESTON HrSSFr. Cs-s.r.
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Htf'" ""U
THERE Is 80 MISTAKE AIous IT.

n Il will cure liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. narfboa
Dysettery, Hesiache, depression II Spirits, Fesei
and Agne. inward feser. Bad Breath. ~ aay os~a-T
Of the Liver. Stomach HoNsls.
GENTLEMEN, 10 you Ssh % he hssiihy. strong
and vgorousi
LADIES, do you want the bloom u health o. ulouni
oyour cheeks again nl-then 20 al once and gri
McIEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. AND
BLOOD PUlIf1ERi
Delay net moment, II II warranted q give sail,isc
ton. IL will any disease u the kidtys. Nsisib
Bladder, Painting Distracted Aeiisiruatiot. fal
ling "a the Womb, barreuess, any t>sssr, arising
from Chronic o. Nervous Debility. Il Is nfsifbis
rSn~dy.
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ArTrSuo>. uSloN Rutrs '-Every mem
ees ef tAss eompaay = requested - leave
Their measures Al Harssoek A ce.'s. far IN
form. Immediately.
N u. rorpfNc. Capt
J. q McFu, q ;.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of
ban order OF sale isSned from the ygo Circuit
Court 10 nle directed aud delivered. in favor Of
shauncey ". Moore, John 4. Moore. William NJ. Rob
bins, Emma X. Haight and Ie,erettC. Stowell. and
against Harvey Ryckman and Sarah A. Ryekman. |
ordered 90 sell the following described Real Ks
tate, situated I'm vigo County. Indiana, to-wi..
part Of certain tract Of land containing thirty
acres more less lying q the rerre Hante and
Lafayette State Road in the north Of the
southwest quarter ('.l Of section two t7l township
twelve 12) north of range nine ge) west, described
rs follows, to-vit: Commencing al the northwest
corner of said tract Of land aud running east Eve
hundred and nlnetysiS feet (sat thence south Tire
hundred and forty mine feet 3ss thence west 10 the
center of said State Road theuce north the place
of beginning. being four and thirty nine one hun
dreth acres "A 39-l00l more OF hss, ana ca
SATURDAY. DECEMBER .elss. 1861.
within the legal hours Of saia day. the Cours House
door Ia Terre llaule i will oer The rents aud profits
of the above describf.~al fstate. together with all
The privileges and appur 10 the belony
ing Cor term not exeeedinF sever veafS 90 fhe
highest bidder fof cash, and upon failure TO realze
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said oref Of sale and costs,
Twill then and there oncr the feesimpe. IA and a.
said Real Esfsts, 70 the highest hiisf foF cash. o
satisfy the same
This ssd day q November. is6l
SAMUEL COSNi.D. Sheriff.
Novae~3wprs fces4 20
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DecemLer ? d,f
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IL Is understood BY financial people that
the forthcoming report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury will present the iianking sys-
ten and Government policy ia respect to
them. in light that will tasten the attention
OF the country upoa H. The claim of the
Government TO supply the circulating medi
um ofall kinds will be prosentsd impressive
~, on the ground OF both principle and e1.
ped'eney, and on constitutional right anil ii
nancial necessity
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-. sl,-''e,g.n S-~ .l's-i-. saebaye.n. ",
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Wssuseroy. Dec A. The Chief Justice
and Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
paid their respects 10 the President 90 ,lay at
the Executive mansion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22
A OrEER PEOPLE-

Chambers journal, discussing a recent book
of missionary travels in Africa, thus alludes
to one Of the tribes which are found in that
terra incogaita
"But the strangast Of all are the stories
told of the Dokos, who live among the moist,
warm bamboo woods to tue south Of Kafta
and Susa Only four feet high, Of a dark olive
color, savage and naked, they have neither
houses nor temples, neither fire nor human
food. They live only on ants, mice and SER
pents, diversified by a few roots and fruits F;
they let their nails grow long like taions,
the better to dig for ants, and the more easily
to tear in pieces their iayorate snakes.
They do not marry, but live indiscrimina-
tive lives of animals, multiplying very rapid
ly, and with very little maternal instinct
The mother nurses her child for only short
time, aecustoming it to eat ants and serpents
as soon as possibei and when it can help it
self, it wanders away where it will, aud the
mother thinks no more about il, The DokOs
are invaluable as slaves, aud ue taken in large
numbers The slaye-hunters hold up bright
coored clothes as soon as they como to the
moist, warm bamboo woods where these hu-
man monkeys live, and the poor Dokos can
not resist the attractions offered by such su-
perior people They crowd round them, and
are taken in thousands.
In slavery they are docile, attached, obedi-
en;, with few wants and excellent health
They have only one fault--a love OF ants,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22

AMEwSGNG CATAsTRoPHE---A Bruce OF
Free Loucrs PaBishcd.--The Huddorsfcld
Eng Eraminer tells a good story aud
vouches for its truth. Two men near that
town, in the employ of a railway company,
fond of female society, paid court to two
young women servants in gentleman's fami-
ly. As a matter of course they were made
welcome and RECALLED with tit-bits from the
cupboard. Al each visit the supper tray, af-
Ter it had left the masters table, was placed
before them, and they generally did ample
justice to it. BY some means it oozed out
that these ardent lovers were both married
men, and it got TO the ears Of their lady low
ors. The latter were of course indignant.
and AS suitable retribution for the imposi-
ton praoticed upon them, obtained two young
cats which they made into a nice looking pie.
On the night of the next visit from their un-
suspecting admirers a piece of the pie was cut
out, as though it had come from the supper
table, and the two sat down with keen re-
ish, and satisfied the cravings of their hun
ger. When they had finished their repast,
they were asked how they enjoyed their sup
per. Frst-rate," said one " Capital" said
the other. Then go home" was the reply,
" and tell your wives that you have had your
supper Of cat pie" To convince them of the
reality Of the trick tina. had been played upon
them, one or two Of the paws of the deceas-
ed felnes were produced and exhibited, As
the despicable husbands made their ignomi-
nious exit, they we're met by number OF
young men, who had been let into the secret,
with such chorus of mewing as fairly put
them to fight. News of the affair got abroad,
and whenever the two men showed their faces,
they were met with ceaseless cries of NEW,
new, NEW = and they were compelled to
leave the place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22
germumtCautrbmau s State JOuruaI.

runLssHnD HvERy FniDAY MORNING., ny E.P. WALTON.
TERMS.--rI 30 cashin advance - % II payment
s made n Advance interest always chargable from
the oud ohe year In packets address, 10 copies
for so 20, and % copies for $50 co. 'Hparia6ig ~
aduanco.
Annexed Is list Of agents to receive subscriptions,
Advertisements and communications and acknowledge
payment Tor the same
For Braintrce, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
hrpokdcd, y. NJ UPHAM,
Berlin, ID. B. BOSWORIH,
Cabot, +. ID. PUTNAM,
Dukbury. }. Z. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc, J.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Granville, WM. 4. BALL,
Hydepark, EDWARD B. SAWYER,
Johnson, T.. W. SCOTT,
lincoln, SIMEON a. RALPH,
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marsh6cld, /. A. BEMlS,
Worthwhile, j. @. MOVES,
Middloscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Mortified, r. SMITH,
Orange, NJ. g. CROSS.
Randolph, j. X. PARISH.
Rochester. A. CUSHMAN,
Ruxbury, J. W. KENDALL,
South Uardwick, ADOBPHUS HOLION,
Stowe. EMERY TOWN,
Iunhudgc, AARON y. KING.
Waterbury. y. X BROWN,
WMfsntd l. W. JONES J. u. GLEASON,
Warren. FhANKLTW A. WRIGHT,
WiIamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Woicott, y. JONES,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
HF Persons u other towns disposed 10 act as agents
will De added To the list on application
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NJ O r Z ii T. RN RAJ R o A ID
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


will follows
ITp TRAINS. - Leave Concord at l0.35 A. NJ, or on
arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester, &o for White
River junction, connecting with train Vermont
Central Road for Montpelier, Burlington Rouse's Point,
Montreal and Ogdensburgh the same day. thence by
Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara Falls Sc, and with
train over Grand Trunk Railway for Toronto and the
West without delay. Also, connecting at Potsdam with
train for Rome aud New York Central Road and at
White River Junction with trains over Passumpsc and
White Mountains Roads to Barton Vt, and Littleon,
n. H.; thence by stage to Slanstead Newport, Magog
Lake, White and Franconia Mountains, &e
Leave Concord at $3.50 p. NJ, on arrival OF trains
from Boston, Worcester Portsmouth, Portland, &C. for
Franklin and Bristol.
Leave Concord at IS PM arrival oftTains from
Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth Dover, &C., for White
River Junction. connecting with train over VI Central
Road for Montpelier Burlington, Rouse's Point, Mon.
treal and Ogdensburg thence by Steamboats, and Grand
Trunk Railway for the West, without delay.
DOwE TRAIHs-Leave White River Junction al ola
A. NJ, with passengers leaving Ogdensburgh and Mon
treal the evening preyous also at l22or NJ, with pas
sengers over the VT Central, Passumpsic and White
Mountains Roads and Bristol S20 A. NJ, connecting al
Concord with trains for Manchester, Lawrence, Port
land Portsmouth, Nashua, Worcester, New York, Low
ell and Boston.
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent
Concord n r. Dec, |, 1850
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22
Railroads.


THAINs ootNG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier u . 2j VI, $50 A. ~ and 4.50 p NJ
NAIL ruAtN oouucrts at Windsor and White River
Junction with trains leaving Boston and Springfield
az 80 a, N dav, and New York preyious evening
Leave Windsor at lfl ?. ". arriving At Burlington az
70lr ~ 81 Alhlns att 81 NJ, lodge, and arrive At
Montreal a. 1918 A. NJ. and az Oglensburg at 90
next day. Connecting Ogdensbursh with Grand Trunk
train. for Detroit and the West without delay
DAY EXrREss connects burlington with train Cay-
ng Troy same morning, leaves Burlington az l5O r. NJ,
arriving ai Rouses Point at 4f0 N and al Ogdens'
burg same evening.
Mont ExrnEss TRAIN connecting at Windsor with
train which leaves New York atS0l A. NJ, and at White
RyerJunctun with train which leaves Boston VIA Lowell
At 50l p. ~, the previous day Leaves White River
Junction at ~ IS A. arrives AZ Burlington al bi5 AN
housc Point at 40 A. NJ, Montreal At 10 10 A. N. aud
at Ogdensbureat 01 >. NJ the day, and proceed
ing by Grand Trunk train tor Detroit and the West the
afternoon.
A passenger ear attached to freight train leave,
Northhed a q 90 A, NJ arriving al Burlington al ll0
~ ST. Adams at l2l5 and az ltouse's Point al
44lr.N Returning leaves Rouses Point at III l5 A.
Burlington AZ IS arrivingat Northfcld 40 ?.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22

mice and scrpents, and habit Of speaking to
Yer with their heads on the ground and their
heels in the air. Yer is their idea Of a su-
pcrior power, to whom they talk in this com
ical nature when they arc dispirtcd OF angry.
or tired Of ants and snakes. and longing for
unknown food The Dokos seem To como
nearest Of all people yet discovered to that
terrible cousin of-humanity--th ape"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-22
THE FOUNDATIONS IN HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. ll.-rhank God the
irightfu desolation Of our inundated districts
begins TO abatc, and the waters are returning
to their natural channels But what scenes
Of distress, agony, and penury do they leave
behind them Some villages are entirely de-
stroyed not a vestige of habita,ion remains
to show that they were the dwelling places OF
man. Nearly 40 900 acres Of cultivated land
have been submerged, and their cultivators
been driven from their dwellings to seek
shelter in shools and churches, and to eat the
bread Of charity. The number of cattle
drowned or killed it is impossible to state
with accuracy, but it is said to amount TO
several thousand This, however, is slight
calamity compared with the loss Of human
lite, which, notwithstanding every effort made
by the authorities to render assistance, has
swollen to a high figure. When the dyke
broke at Leeuwen the waters rushed through
with such fearful violence as to carry all be-
fore them houses, barns and trees tumbled
down at their approach how, then. could
the laborers on the dyke and their families
resist the crushing strength Of the food and
the ice masses The descriptions sent me
from the scene of desolation are really shock
ing. What the poor creatures, whose home
ly dwellings but recently afforded them a
comfortable shelter have had TO encounter in
the form Of cold, nakedness. and starvation,
is almost incredible. Truth, indeed, in this
case is stranger, much stranger, than fiction.
Another PuzzLE.--Takoseycnt match
es, pencils, or anything of that description,
and arrange them on a table or level surface
in the annexed shape: