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Cheshire Railroad.

CneShlre Railroad.
g UMfER ARRANGENEST,-on aud after MONDAY
- May 20 1862, Trains wi as follews;--
MOVING EAsf-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. and IS p M: Kerpe at n
A. ~ and % Z Mand arrive at Fehbarg at II 40 A. M
and 500 Boston at 10 and 40 P. ~; Worcester
at 200 aud 100 1. NJ
MOVING wEsT.-Leave
Hoston at 80 A. NJ. and 400 p NJ: Fjtehberxh AZ n AZ
A. " and 40 u NJ; keene, II rs A. NJ and Is r. ST =
ana ~ rive at Bellows Fails at f220 A. ST. and is n nj
Windsor n A u. and lois P, NJ; rutland 400 A. NJ.
and II. As L. Nj. burlington G 90 p NJ
1faiAs Coaaeci as fclioles:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUrLANDS BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington. Montreal iens
onrgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
ne west No change Of between Boston and rflaud
90 nest morning sc hVA
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor whit
hiVef Junction. Burlington 0gdensbufg. Montreal 81
Johnsbury, &c via. VT. CENTRAI. PAssIMrsFC ana
VERMONT CANADA ROADS Sc Both trains maxi
direct connection via VT CENTRAL n n Tor an points
20 the last train up running direct through to Windsor
X junction add burlington, By night train over NJ a
H. NJ arriving az burlington 70 next morning, sc.
DowH Trans Connect al F;teabargh
with Trains Of fchhurgh Worcester n for Worcester
Nor"lchl Providence and New York CIV
ANA at uroton junction with of Worcester Nash
VA n Tor Nashna and Concord With Traiss Of stony
BROCK *. X Tor Lowell, Lawrence &c.
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Ticket sgt.
saPefintendents Office, Keene, N H. May %, 1862.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday June 90, 1862 trains Wal run foil
lows; -
TRAINS aorya sou4a asp E.sr,lail train leaves Rou
ses Point at so A. NJ. StAbans At 30 Burlington
at Il5 A. NJ connecting ut White River Junction With
and with Northern Railroad Boston, lowell Worcester
&e eonrectng Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rafoad tor
Boston. and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New Haven and New York. arriving In New York at 10 10
PM.
Nieur fxrRRss leaves 0gdensburgh at II 90 NJ Mon.
trval 400 2. NJ, Rouses Point at 60 F. an arriving
In Boston at $40 A. NJ connecting Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester with
mont Valley railroad for Springfield New Haven aud New
York, arriving in New York at 40 NJ,
Trains going North and wetNIail train leaves BOSTON
at TS9 A via Lowell Lawrence or Fchburgi, Leaves
Springfield at sho A. NJ Bellows Falls ~ rs r. NJ. con
meeting at White River junction with Nor Rarnad
tm Boston. and with pasSunpsic Railroad and from
St lohnsbuy and tttleton arriving Burlington at IS
L. and at St Adams al ~ p and ogdensburgh at
80 NJ, and Montreal at 10 80 Z. Nj
- Muir ExPRgss TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at IS p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad
New York at 90 \. NJ aud from Cheshfp railroad leas-
tug Boston at 90 p NJ connecting Whit. River June.
ton With trae leaving boston at $50 ?. NJ via Lowell or
u 50 4. NJ arriving at Burlington 20 A. NJ Ronses
Point at 20 A. NJ, arrive at Montreal TO- 90 NJ and
az ogdensbnrh At X 40 NJ connecting Grand Trunk
Trains tor Detroit, Chicago, and the West
New and beautiful sleeping attached bo, the
night express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston. and between Houses Point and Ircy
Through tickets for chicago the West for sale at the
principal stations u MERRILL, Snnt
st. Adams, Vt, June %, 1852. q
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PERSONAL ExPERsEscE In EARNING i
FARM.-Haying read in the Country Gen
sfcnaan several ways for young man desir-
Gus Of obtaining livelihood by farming TO
40, thought perhaps few ideas might
suggest would not be out Of the way. Al
though young and inexperienced myself, in
the ways Of working and by the means Of
which farm is obtained, have often heard
my father speak of his experience, some Of
which ! will briefly relate. At fifteen years
his mind was fully made up to be farmer.
10 that he devoted his energies, and boy
though he was, was fully assured that he
would never have any other vocation. AT
eighteen he bid adieu to father and mother,
and started with nothing but an axe which
was all the kind parent could give but his
blessing, and piece Of bread aud cheese
from the thoughtful mother. He left the
palernal homestead, travelled thirty miles,
there found employment, and from that day
to this never has known want. For the next
I'VE years he labored partly by the month,
and also by working farms on shares. In
those days when working farm on shares,
you boarded with the family, including
washing, and had one-third of the profit. In
the next five years he laid up s50o-was
then married, bought small farm for $3.50,
paid $3.50 down, with FIVE years to pay the
balance. He worked it eight years, then
sold, and was worth at that time S2lOO.
Worked farm on shares for two years
was then worth $500. Then bought a
farm for $1,000, having it so arranged that
the payments would be made from the grain
and meat raised on the farm When tina,
was paid for, sola again and bought another
for $500. BY improving in fencing and
building, the farm is now worth $4,000.
MANY young men, who commenced with
nothing, have now good homes, surrounded
with all the comforts of life. Working q
farm on shares he thinks, is quite as profit.
able for young man as working by the
honth.--A FARMER's Sow, in Countyv
Gentleman.
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DrED.-That word is net limited 10 the
written obituary column in the newspapers.
1t is written ever the church yard gate, on
every white slab in ten thousand eemeter-
es, on every page of the great volume
Of nature itself, which we read every day.
Generations nstions and kingdoms Rave all
been numbered under that one word
Died. Under that word may be reckon
ed more than twenty-five and half mil
lions of the human race every year, or more
fhan eighty-six Thousand every day, and
upward Of three thousand every hour. II
h fearful to realize, IN this busy, sctive
world, that with every tick Of the clock
every beat Of the pulse a living soul slsies
from time into eternity, leaving scarcely a
ripple upon the sea of human life, TO be no.
Hced by others. As il has been with past
generations, so 1t will be with yoa. Over
yocr name. in single line, IN some daily
er weekly newspapers, which is rapidly
sead and thrown sSid-. will stand tia. sig
Aiscanx word Died"
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In fight, take your friends part at a
FEAST let him have it himself
What is taken from you before you GET
itF-Your portrait.
Bullets can sing and whistle, bot they are
not pleasant musicians.
No matter how nsay kinds of lovely fow-
ers young woman may have in the garden
OF her soul, if she hasn't ons-noaeyi
ii young woman's disposition is cun-
powder, the spark should be KEEP, away from
hes.
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M EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
On and atte Monday. june B. 1861 Trim. iii I'm

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD -
On aud afte Monday june g. 1861 Train. viii nm -
follows p ' +0 ''A' fuh as
Leave Northampton 9 20 Mail and Passenger Train
iof New Haven aud New York ll05 m Aceouns oatiop
TT s@ isyen ana New fors $50 D. m, Accom-
Lave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
,"o a. N connecting with train on Com River n faF
lne North 45 M. Mail and Passenger on arrisai Of
direct for Albany and the Vest =
train from Albany ""t y
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. n At
Neshed Western Railroad Plainville Providence usr
n rl ana fsnkl X r. at New Haven With New York and
new BaFen H. X New Haven, New London and stnnning
ton 4. ~ and New Haven, Hartford Springfield n n
West. :" 90 Pf"'stpai PVlhts
freight forwarded with equal dispatch as BY Express
Westfeld, June l, 1861
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AGRICULTURE AL.


1t we were to take up handful Of sol
and examine it ander the microscope, W,
should probably find it to contain humble
oi fragments of wood, small broken piece
of branches or leaves, or other parts of til,
tree. II We could examine il chemically
we should find yet more strikingly that i
was nearly the same as wood in its cofhpo
sition. Perhaps, then, il may be said, III,
young plant obtains its wood from the eartl
in which il grows. The following expert
ment will show whether this conjecture i
correct or not. Two hundred pounds d
earth were dried in an oven, and afteraard,
put into large earthen vessel; the eartl
was then moistened with rain water and /
willow tree, weighing Eve pounds, was plant
ed therein. During the space Of Ave year:
the earth was carefully waiered with rain.
water. The willow grew aud fourshed
and to prevent the earth from being mixed
with fresh earth, being blown upon it by
winds, it was covered with metal plate
full of very minute holes, which would ex.
clude everything but air from getting across
the earth below it. After growing in the
earth for five years, the tree was removed,
and on being weighed was found to have
gained one hundred and sixty-iour pounds.
And the estimate did not include the weight
of the leaves or dead branches which in
i've years fell from the tree.
Now came the application of the test.
Was all this obtained from the earth? 1t
had not sensibly diminished, but in order
to make the experiment conclusive, il was
again dried in an oven and put in the ball
ance. Astonishing was the result=-lhe earth
weighed only two ounces less than il did
when the willow was first planted in it ! yet
the tree had gained ore hundred and si.rty-
-four pounds. Manifestly, then, the wood
thus gained in the space of time was not
obtained from the earth; we are obliged to
repeat our question. Where does the wood
come from9 We are left with only two
alternatives, the water with which il was
refreshed, or the air in which il lived. It |
can be clearly shown that it was not due to
the water; we are consequently unable to
resist the perplexing and wonderful conclu-
sion--it was derived from the air.
Can it be? We're those great ocean spaces
Of wood, which are rs old as mans intro.
duction into Eden, and wave in their vast
Ind solitary luxuriance over the fertile hills
md plains Of South America, were all these
obtained from the thin air? Were the par
icles which unite TO form our battle ships.
Did England's walls Of wood, ever borne
he world about, not only on wings of air,
'ut air themselves7 Was the firm table on
which rest, the solid floor on which / {
lweli, once in form which / could not as
much as lay my finger on, and grasp in my
'and Wonderful truth! all this is air. /.
English Paper. /
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS


nv mon =, ~ DELICATE HEALTH.
1a.eo rhysieian and snreeon, No & Epd-o,. !,
~, sos eohs utica daily for ell diseases inrian !.
E1 stem, prolafssss Uter Of falling Of t,s 49,
menss ar al and other menstrual dersps
pely rsiisi guaranteed in very few days ples and
col : se new mode Of treatment that most
Fnices m perfect health ~ @iaesea person n re-
Of ses.s ny ny no donbt hsd greater experience In
in Boston. 'eH, ehau any other physiriap
N pot - y odAt'ons for patients who NAV ih .,
Dr. NJ ~ az under bis tseataneut VISA " s'1!
To an s5s. co having confined his Who'll.
Fi ~, p,-suee icf the cure Of prfvafs ian
States '"ie ises no superior in the United
not be answered N t"ur rsi STAINS, or they will
o'''ee Hoer' from sA Z. Bpm. u5.14,,,
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Yours very truly,
HENRY NJ. sEELgy.


Dr s. W. Tu&rFs. Jrs VI Seiy = ISL
=, Der Sr;-l have received and anaIszea the Eo- =.
nas \ Co., sent from the Town Aesus, H. a.
gne6h Ihe samples marked .schsrlrs R,ct,a q
W. fure od STANDARD Bourbon wbissey t,hsres -, =. q
Co. Coguacs 'u Vtafa Dupuy &
lbe-e With similar samples from III, su,,. - . ,
~ M = y lIse ilofa All fnjssrfhg retents
n -, iours very truly, HENRY N SFpt rv
ehesnistrf' Medical Dcrt University Of verss,.
Ys mes Liquors are for sale tia Town S~s,- r.
Ssts anu ey e1osF town sg-nts generally thr f,
1881
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Railroads..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE -On and after MONDAY, June 9, 1852, Pas
senger Trains wall LEAVE Bellows Fails for Brsttlcboo,
al $50 A. NJ and l5p p NJ aud returning leave Bratlebo-
70 at l0.40 A. NJ. and 4 20 z. NJ
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at oi0 A. NJ and Brat
tleboro at loo 2. NJ.
The passenger trains this route South
with the VI Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads.
Springfield Hartford, New Haven aud nridgpcrt direct to
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington
sullivan VI. Central, Vermont Canada connecticut aud
Passumpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct unicaton
with Mhiteha saratoga "a Schenectady, ST. bloomsbury
aud White Mountains Burlngton and Rousck rsint, OK
densburg and Montreal. NJ. sLoAT, Snpt.
june 4, 1862 "a
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The Jews of Chicago have raised a com.
pauy Of &c men, and they did it in Sc
hours time. The exempts subscribed SILL
GEO in cash, and the pretty Jewesses sub
scribed for and made beautiful banner.
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CERTIFTC1 TIES.
BURLisdroN, Vt, March 7, 1851

BURLisaroN, Vt, March !, 1861
To Messrs. CHAs. BAcEMAS & Co, NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves NJ this ,,.., -,
ior you that we have repeatedly made an examination
bfaDuie Whiskey, Gin and Wines, with which the Cb,t
county Agency at Burlington, has mainly sup
pheu ifon your houes for the past thrve year also spc
mems from other agencies In the State procured from VIM
we nave found them invariably of full strength md uni
form purity and quality superior every RESPECT 10
mems from other sources FOR medicinal uses they have
nnliea our expectations and received UNQUALIFIED an
proYal and without hesitation we eonfdentlv
e 70 an who wish to supply themselves with Liquors MP
"n WHICH they can rely for purity and strength
We are your most obeaient servants
SAMUEL W. THAYER Ir NJ D.
WALTER CAKPESrER M d.
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MIpDLEpuAr coILras. Midalshnrr v.

c,. July Is 1851.
CHARLES A. j. MARSH, Esq, Commissioner Orange ca
Dear sr:-The examination of the Liauor sent snrs
Time since as we'll that recently received Il comnlet
ma the different samples entirely free from aduterations
~ with this sheet send you table of sooofs
~ oy analysis, and comparison With other
quers you will find the strength specimens all tst
oe aesised The Alcohol is evidently that easd a.
pr cent Seldom does this kind marx as high 81 nor 800
png tne ordinary strength. The Rum contains Inor
omo. than the ordinary samples. The Gin the orIinay
enough 49, "-t4Nie anu strong
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARA fsEA,ENT

~*'-t" ~sN~ az n w Esssa
nN and after Monday June 49, 1861 Trains in RIM NJ
" follows, to wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Huntington, $40 A. M ssopM
Arrive at Rutland, III 70 aud ~ 80 A NJ
Lraye Rutland, 5.25 and IL As A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and 80 P NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
leave Bellows Falls, 1920 and 8l5 Pm
ArriFe1t Rp land 2.45 aud II IS 4. NJ
Leave Rutla a 400 Al NJ gh6 and 4ao y N
Arrive at b. nngton 102o A Nj, bs5 and 100 r ~
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS,
At Burlington ith Vermont centraland VI q CMnaaa
Railroads for Montpelier St Albans Houses Point Mon.
tea ogdensbargh and the WestA Rutland with trains
Tor Troy Albany and New York Saratoga sprugs Science.
tady and the NesAt Bellows Falls trains on thpsb
lre Railroad for HchbuFg Worcester, Lowe and oston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for brattlehoro eprngea
Hartford New Haven and New York--and With Sullivan
H. for Windsor White River junction. Wells River ST Johns
bury, Barton, lAttieton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will this eheap ple,sapf
and expeditions route giving them opportunity Of going
wa Troy and Albany via Saratoga aud sehene and
Thence, by New York Central Lnroad or pasr gers can
proesd via burlington 0gdeusburgh conrrtinp 4, IN
points West and South.
~ The 10 train from Burlington Is mail train for hos.
ton. - 80
The 10 20 train from burlington, 40 train from gut
land IL New York and Montreal Express
The A2S%. NJ. train fIcm Bellows Falls connects with
train leaving Boston atA00P NJ.
Fer rther particulars Shows Pathfinder and Rail-
way Guide. H. A. CHAPLIN SUPERINTENDENT
RUTLAND, VI, May 90 ise2. n
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II regard Mr.. EDDY as one Of the nou eo,a5,. = ~. 4
fal practitioners with whom have had aAa ssss
CHARLES MASON, issiop,r y y sI =
u have no hesitation In assuring INVENTOR. M, 'aa
not employ person NOR competent aad e o.
more capable Of putting their applications II :
cure Tor them an early and favorable CONSIDERABLE
Patent ONCE EuMuND BuRKg IN
Late Commissioner IN p,,..
Mr II. II Eddy has made for me TlIIRrrpy =
tions, all but Of which patents have 49, app
ami that Il ner pead,ag Such BIZ slsa's
talent aud ability on his part leads me 10 rrqomn s
may be sure Of having tho faithful .tfpn y. mt
on their cases aud at very reasonable eharres s'
JOHN TAGolRr
During eight months, the subscriber In eon,. !,
large pfartce made on tfeee rejected applications sry
APPEALS kSERf ONE Of which was decided /, IL ~
by the Commissioner of Patents n ryJJs
Boston, Dee. z, 1851 "a ip0t
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= { r + AIN CURE
~ all cases, or no Charges Maaa

~ abaTs nss VI u.tsd daily. from A. Mtosp
estrsos p. having ~ bis unwsa55ed ste,, ~ s,rs
tisufs fr- =, e. ssinsd reputation wbiss slI -
AZ tarts 81 the country 10 oaf-s 49, SaaAs ps-
~ $50 i - N seisus in Bosfau. nsue $50
coft s,..t go $50 ne eeetsAted De. DOW NJ = i, 70
~ ~ seian aud should s5,r - q 70 or
4 tbs - ~ ports af1 has sr al 4 ~, 81 y
szz. N.1ss p l.ais tso iaS 81, sns. vi
<Sl&E
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Important to the fflicted,
~ DOW continues to be consulted al his Office Nas
anu hhdieett street, Boston, on all diseases Of .
PkIYATE Or DELIcATR NArIrpr

/ NJ DOW continues to be consulted at his oaae. Nas
- anu hndieott Street, Boston, on all diseases Of a
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE.
ny long course Of study practical experience s
limited extent, DR. D. has Of
vac unfortunate with remedies that have never since ~
ses Of ~ H''st @tiihihs ca
GoN0RRHGA AND SYPHILIS
beneath his treatment all the horrors of yeperaa ana
ihpnfe ooei, lmpotency, serofula Gonorrha U,rsrs.
anu distress 10 the regions of procreatjon
81 the Bladder aud Kidneys. Hydoeele Abeesss Inaors
sselings and the long Of horrible
eenaing TINS class OF deaAe, to become - barn
less as the simplest alings of a child - ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
pr ~ devotesa great part Of bis time TO the a
cases caused BY secret solitary habit wheh -
ing ees BODY and mind uniting the uufortnnst
a. Iof business or society. Some the sad and
sscls produced BY early habits Youth arc
ie naek and limbs Dizziness of the bead pimnsss ~ s,.
aptsuon OF the heart Dyspepsia Neryou.uess ne,ssa
seht 81 the digestive functions Symptoms al
me fearful effects the mnd are mneb ~ H.. 80
~ @ss o. memory, confusion of ideas deuress ~
eli orebodings aversion of society iistrst t;sa
oe are among the evils produced sue persa,s s15
contemplating matrinlony, consult nl,1s;c;.,
eAeIiehee and be at once to health ana X
ehts VINO wish TO remain under Dir Dowas tr.,
~ oa!s or weeks will be furnished with neasa -
harges for board moderate. Medicines sen ~ al
% M country with full directions for use an
o. your eases. DR. Dow, has also for M, a. $3.50
rp0tss, warranted the best preventive or,.- ~, 80.
thFee Tor 81, and red stamp ~ ~ iAats
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REFERENCES.

s. W THAYERi NJ. D., Dean of the Medical Faculty in
the University of Vermont -
sty, t'ei-
ANsoN BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro.
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POWERS lEsrlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccisssiBlE ny Rail road first station below South Yer
IA non Junction,
Fall Winter and spring TERMS Of II weeks each begin
the last Wedns days Of Aug Nov aud Feb respectively
Large and beautiful institute Buidngs Exclusive Appa-
ap Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
full exefcc and the Most Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. y. WARD, A. NJ Principal;
Mrs. II. H. WARD, Teacher ornanion III epartment
Miss s. l.. LEACH, ffeeepttess;
SEVERN sciiNELL Native ofGetmany, Teacher of Ger
L. o EMERSON. Teacher of Music Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal Ia the Preparation OF
reschersc and from Gentlemen OF Hgh Scientific Attain.
meat oefore the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters for booms for Self Boarding for Board
sent to D. WARD, Beruurdston, Mass Board including
al lncentai Expenses is furnished in private families aud
a. the Cushmsn Hall under of the Teachers at 81
per week. so
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BLANKS, DEEDS. WITS, &c.

okrSAGE, wArraasec. and caitciaiEn ue~ds Ja sses
St4 eon1ty Court and wits gftana Juro-
-er'ysantss aud sas2aeaas all fer ssie
Al THIS eFsEEs
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY I'M
Proof Safe in the Word.

vlHEN this contents of safes DESTROYED thsY "a,
w yariabis burned By heat being conducted d ma,
the inside Wood casing through The door and eofr., .
the iron bolts and plates forming and Fastening TN Il
70 she oatslde iron plate Of the door, joining ~
20 the inside wuod casing thus ornng a eons,uam. =
aue.or OF the best condstting material frpu IL ~
side directly upon the inside wood casing and res,
the safe. - eAat
~ Allsafts, save earr are thus built. Exsmu, Vi
safe door As ~
THE MARYLAND PATENT SAFE is 50 constructed !, !.
entirely cut or all coafn nrAtion of heat Ia MS -,
go constructing the cor and the door on ~ ns.as
other cqnnily nonco Quoting material a. to have NJ y
bolts running through the dour or iron plate aronna
DOORWAY noT any connections from the outer Is "a, III.
part OF the safe hereby keeping the III Terror and eos.
o. me sale as evetas protected rua all that ea
Applied 70 tue door as III any other portion the ss
NJ BlGkI0W ANS0A HARDY, Manufactures A.
proffletors " school street opposite city Hall Boon
Further particulars In reference % the aboys ssss
ssmplc seen on application to sifERwIN 4 WYNal
Agents, Grafton, vi. la
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Pay Up

~. ptr~o-is iildshted to tho sutse1Ibpr ~ ara. -
se ef"ests1 10 make immediate payseut IA ss '
Sssr~ Isis, VI Mash q, ,sa = L MEN CoAB.
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
Sole Importers Of c. B. Cognac. Old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
No. So Front ST.. New York.

The above firm would call attention Of tho
ers Town Agents and the Medical Faculty Of the state of
vermont to their we'll selected stock Of Imported Wines and
Liquors, which offered reasonable and satisfsefo
-
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Genever Cordial

As Gin is highly recommended by Physicians for liz Ne
Our other bottled Liquors, viz T.
BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKEY. RIM
&C.. &C.,
Are put up with the greatest care ~ regards their purity
Faculty ~ se
We are permitted TO the following Commissioners
Town Agents, and Physicians State Of Vermont and
Pu tne an nexed results Of Chemical Analysis made by
ana most desirable articles in line viii be for sale
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LkKGfMEN efen have the Interesting Ceremony ~
Marriage 10 Fsrirri. and Rank Certificates for e ot
sseh eeessinns, may be obtained - applying
Al THIs OFFICE.