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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

BY Mr.. Adams Of Colchester, providing that
Justices courts shall have jurisdiction after the
lst of January next, over all cases where the
damages donot exceed five hundred dollars and
that no appea shall be taken unless the damages
amount to one hundred dollars to Judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr.. leuney Of Albany, to repeal all acts
relating to the inspection Of hopsj TO Committee
on Agriculture
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Ralph Of Warren, that the General
Committee be requested to inquire into the expe.
dencey Of enactlng law in regard to cattle,
sheep and swine running at large in the highways,
similar to that recently enacted in the State OF
New York adopted.
BY Mr. Cushman Of Irasburgh, that the Com
mitee on Education be instructed to inquire
whether the law regulating the duties and pay OF
Tow Superintendent can be so modified as to
diminish the expense to the State for the service
of such Superntendens without materially less
en'ng their efficiency and usefulness adopted.
By Mr.. Reed Of Montpelier, that the HIsori'
cal Society Of the State be permitted the use OF
the Representatives. Hall this evening at o'clock
for the delivery Of their Annual Address. Adopted
on the part OF the House.
The Speaker announced as the Select Commit
tee on the bill for relief Of Joseph Badisb Messrs
Reed, Denison and Shaw.
ELECTION or L. s. SENATOR.
After due notice transmitted to the Senate, tn
Speaker directed members to prepare tie ballot
for the election OF Senator.
Mr.. Hunton Of Bethel desired to speak wor
in regard to the man tor whom be was about
ballot. lie believed that Mr.. Foot had show
himself earnest and active in supporting the Coy
ernmenl and 10 his efforts to assist in over.hroWin
the Rebellion. lie hoped that every membe
would vote for him, as tie highest comp.meu
that could be given Mr.. Foot at this time.
Mr.. llubbeIl of Fairfax took great pleasure j
secondng the nomination of MIR. Foot Thong
formerly Of a different political party from that
which the distinguished man Of whom he wa
speaking had belonged, since the fall OF For
Sumrter he had known 20 party. lie hoped a
the members would give Their support to ma
who in trying times like the present had show
himself worthy Of their approval, lie urged thi
at this time, especially, our public men who ar
true to the Country, stand in need OF the couut
nance and approval Of their fellow citizens.
The ballot was completed with the toiiown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

And Solomon Foot was declared elected on the
part Of the House
The Senate came in to the Hall Of Represen-
tatyes ana compared journals and completed the
election, ana SOLOMON FooT was declared elected
U. ). Senator, BY the Legislature OF Vermont.
The Senate retired and the House resumed its
session.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
VERMONT CENTRAL AND sUEIlvA,
RAILROADS..

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Monday june % 1862 trains VIII fos
lows
TRANS COKE sourn ASH RAsr.-Nsi train eav.s Rou-
se's Puiut at so A. NJ stAlbans at 80 burlington
at ms A. NJ, connecting ut White River Junction With
trains and Wells River. NJ. Juhnsbury. teton.
aud With Northern Railroad Roses, iiysli, Worcester,
Roston and With Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Springfield,
New Haven and New York, arriving in New York at lois
Y, NJ
Narr fxpRxss lcaves ogdcnsburgh ~ 12e0 NJ !, Mon.
trea 400 p. NJ Rous's Point at Go 4. AMI arriving
IN boston ut $40 A. connecting fellows Falls with
Cheshire railroad for BOSTON Worcester and with YER
Valley Railroad for Springfield. New Haven and New
York, arriving in New YORK at i20P.M NJ.
Trains going North west-Nlail train leaves Boston
at 81 via lowell, Lawrence tichburgh. Leaves
Meeting at White River Junction with Nor aiffoad
Boston, and with Passunrsic Railsead Tor and from
st bloomsbury and leton arriving At burlington at 70
p NJ and at St Alhans at 81 p NJ and Ogienshurgh at
$50 A NJ, and Mon tread at 10 - 7. NJ
,NieaF ExPagss Tram leaves Bellows Falls at rs r. NJ,
receiving passengers rom Vermont Valley Railroad having
New York at 500 A. NJ amt hom Cheshire kahoad 'leay-
ing Boston at 400 Y. connecting at White River June
With tfae leaving Boston a. $50 r. NJ via lowell
100 p Nj. via Lawrence Leave WHITE hvrr unet az
1853 p NJ arriving at Harrington 5.20 A. NJ Eolo's
Point ut 20 A. 81 arrive at Montreal at 10 IN NJ md
0ricishnrg at IL 40 p M c With rand Trunk
Trains or Detroit. Chicago, and the West.
New and BEAUTIFUL slepin atched 20 both the
night express trains running between Rouses pont and
Boston. and between House. Point and Trey.
Through ckcts for chicago aud the West for sale At the
principal stations. q MERRILL Snpt.
ST. Adams, Vt, June %, lsG2 -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

ArELJcrIoNs "A merchant was one day
rctpFning flom market. He was on horse
back, and behind him was valise filed with
money. The rain fell with violence, and
the good old man was wet to his skin. AT
xhis be was vexed, and murmured because
Providence bad given him such bad weather
for his journey. He soon reached the Dor
.ders of thick forest. What was his terror
on beholding on one side Of the road rob-
Der with levelled gun, aiming al him, and at
tempting to fire Bat the powder being wei
by the rain the gun did not 20 oil. and the
merchant giving spurs 10 his horse, fortu-
uately he'd time to escape. As soon as he
found himself safe, he said to himself
~'IIow wrong was not to endure the rain
patiently If the weather had been dry and
sair, should not probably have been alive
at tins hour, and my little children would
have expected my return in vain. Tn,
rain which caused ne to murmur came at .
fortunate nsoment, to save my life and pre-
serve my properly" 1t Is thus with a nul
<itude of our Affections. by causing us Sigh
and short suiferings they preserve us from
Others far greater and Of longer duration.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

In good society, we are required to do ohlig-
ing things to one another; in genteel society,
we are required only tosay them.
BELIEVE one half the i'll one woman
speaks Of another, but credit twice the good
she reports of her.
AN Irishman who was reprived, as he
stated the night before his execution, and
who wished to get rid of his wife, wrote to
her as follows: 9 was yesterday hanged
and died like hero do as / did, and bear il
ike man."
Good service is prompt service. 1t ceases
to be favor, when he upon whom The ser
vice is conferred has lost in patience and
hope deferred what he might-haye bestowed
in love and gratitude.
The TRUE SuNrLowER.--Many flowers
open TO the sun, but only one follows him
constantly. Heart, be thou the sunfower
not only open to receive Gods blessing
hut constant in looking to him.
II is said that in shelling beans, if scald,
ing water is poured upon the pods, the beans
will slip very easily from the pod. So also
it is said that by pouring scalding water or
apples, the skins may be easily slipped off
and much labor saved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

Last Tuesday evening number Of Leu
isvi.le secessiouists met at the residence Of
Dir. W. W. Owen, with the view Of paying
sheir respects and offering consolation 10 a
number Of paroled secession prisoners, who
we're guests Of Mr.. Owen. In the midst Of
sheir hiIariiy, Lieur- Col. Ferrel, OF The pro
~ost guard, paid the scene Of fesiivity an IN
anRomced viii and marched twenty-five Of
ths parry to The military prison.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Rutland u Burlington Railroad,

on and after Monday, June Is isG2 Trains will rau a,
" follows, 20 witt
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $50. A. NJ. and9a0PM
Arrive at Rutland, n ~ aud " 90 A NJ
Leave Rutland 525 and n IS A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and $50 p. VI.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BellowsFaIls, 1920 and ais Pm
Arfigc az Bv land 2s5 aud IL s. pm.
leave Rutls 400 A. NJ, S. and 400 p. ".
Ariive at ID hngton lU2O ~, b.S5 and 100 r. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FoLLoNs:
Al burlington, with Vermont centra Lard VI canads
Railroads for Montpelier st, Adams Rouses Point Mon
tta, ogieusbargh and the WeztAt Rutafd with train.
for Troy, Albany and New lerk, Sarasg Springs Scsec
taty aud the HestAt Bellows Fails with trains on Ches
ire aiiroai for Fitchharg Woreester cwtl Boston
WITH Vermont Valley Railroad lrattiebsro Springfield
Hartford Now Haven and New Yorkand with Sullivan Il
r. for Windsor, Whe River junction, Wells River Johns
bury, Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers tor the West VIII find this cheap, pleasant
aud expeditions sving chem opportunity going
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga and SCHENECTADY and
thence BY New YORK Central Earoad, passengers eau
proeed Ya burlington and uicnsbugh, connecting az the
points West and South.
70 The 10 from Burlington Is mail train for Dos
toa
The 10 20 train from Harrington and 20 train FROM Eu
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The s3l 2. VI. train from Bellows Fails eennects viii
train leaving Boston a. A1u p. 81
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfuec and Rail
way Guide H.. A. CHAPLIN, Sa perintendent.
RurLAsb, Vt. May %, lse2. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

An eflicacious "remedy for the bite Of
rabid dogs" is stated in the Country Gen
temoa as having bsen discovered in Lithu-
ania, near Odessa, Russia, in the plant call
ed Euphor5ia procera belonging to nu-
merous family of Euphorbia, given in de-
coctions. Forty or fifty persons in the vi
cinity where this remedy has been discov-
cred, were successfully treated in the use Of
this remedy. Can any Of our American
botanisis inform us whether the plant in
question is native here?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
isailroa0s.
VT. Valley Railr.oad i.

NTorlrE-~on and after MONDAY. lnne y 1874, Pas
scurvr fraias vii leave Fellows fsls. r brstt.Nro
az ~ A. VI. aud lhn r. NJ and returning leaye Brattlebo
70 at iLs0 A. NJ and 70 Y. NJ
Freghs Train leaves Daows Falls at e0 A. NJ. aud Brat
ti.horo at 100 L. M.
The passenger trains over this route connect south
Win the vi Mass. aud CONNECTICUT River kailroads "a
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud bridgeport direct "a
New York the North with the Rutland 4 Huntington
Sullivan W. Central, Vermont Canada 'onneetirnt aud
psssumpsc Rivers kailrods forming dntt comm ancatou
with whitehall Saratoga nj Schenectady =, Johnssur
and White Mountains. Burlington aud onsns fsimt w
lensbnrc and Montreal. NJ. SL0AT. sup't.
June 4, l662, -
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POWERS lNSrlTUTE,
Bernardston, Ma SIS.

cCEssBLE by Railroad first station below south Yer
n nou Junction.
Fall Winter aud spring Terms OF II weeAS each begin
IN. last Wednesdays OF Aug Nov. and feb respectively
Large aud tilui Institute BUILDINGS Extensive AppaI-
atus Department Gymnastic chh Tor health
"a, ,xsrre and the Popular and kxperie lced Teach
crs. are among its Advantages.
l.. r. WARD, \, VI Principal;
Mrs n, II, WARD, Teacher Ornamental Department;
Miss 5. l.. LEACH. preeeptressi
SEVERN sGiiNELL Native OF uormany Teacher OF Ger
L. o EMERSON. Teacher OF Music instrumental Vocal
aud other abl, Teachers.
Daily otnres from tbs Principal ia the Preparation Of
Teachers aud from Gcntlelnen OF high Scientific Attain
ment. before this Agricultural Department. viii be given.
Letters for Rooms for So Boarding for Board may be
sent L \. WARD Berpardston, Mass Roard tncuiing
all Incidental Is furnished in private families, aud
tue Cushnan Hall under Of the TEACHERS, az " 70
per week. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

A boy nine years old, afflicted with a
monomaaia for incendiarism, has been ar
rested in an Austrian town in the act ofcom-
mencing his tenth fire. AT his examination
he said that at certain hours Of the day he
felt such desire to set fire TO something
that his "heart burnt in his body until
he had done So" In one of these fits, on
the 10th June last, he attempted three times
to set on fire the residence of his step-father,
but without success be however effected his
purpose the following day, when thirty-six
houses and synagogue were destroyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
NJ Ew HAVEN AND SOUTHAMPTON RAILROAD
On aud ats Monday june B ISL Traine viii run as

NJ EW HAVEN AND SOUTHAMPTON RAILROAD
- On aud ats Monday une 3 1851 Trains viii run as
follows 80 -
Leave Northampton go Afa and Passenger Trair,
for New Haven and New York HOS Accommodation
Tor NeN iaYen and New York $50 p m, Accommodation
Leave New Haven for Northampton. Accom- notation at
ibU a. ~ connecting with on Conn River n for
TIE North y nj, Mail aud Passenger on arrival OF
IL, 10 train from New York connecting al Wrtsei
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Weied 10 p, FOR Northampton on arrival Of
train from Albany
CONNECTIONS At Northam .on with Conn River r. r at
Nesied Western Railroad Planvie Providence Hart.
iFu and ktsill r. ". at few Haven with New Ynrk aud
New haven r. New Haven, New London and stonuing
ton = K, and New liaven Hartford aud Springfield r n
Vest ff f
Fright forwarded with equal dispatch az BY Express
westfeld, June J. 1861. % P
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

Gov. Tons NIEws.--Goy. Tod, OF
ohio---always Douglas democrat--said IN
a recent speech at Columbus, that, alter
careful examination, he endorsed "every
word and syllable of the presidents proc
amation OF emancipation. lie then sub
milted his reasons why he believed the
measure was both necessary and well-tiped.
But he maintained that the government
should not stop with beggaring the rebel
leaders, but should hang them as an ex-
ample for all future time. "The best blood
of Ohio" said he, Series from the battle
field, and demands the death of those lead
ers." He added -
81 am happy, my friends, to say that J
have recently made the acquaintance OF
Abraham Lincoln. had known before, as
we know men whose hand we take and are
gone. But nor Eve come 10 kaoW nam. l
have had a long and confidential converse
ton with him. He is calm and undiSmay'
ed; and | am satisfied, perfectly satisfied,
that in his hands we have confided the al
fairs Of government to hands able and ialih-
ful. And lei me assure you, whatever the
newspapers say to the contrary, that there
is perfect harmony in the Cabinet at Wash
ington. And in my opinion all bids fair to
end the war RICH, soon; and that, as j be-
leve, after this winter we shall have but
little left to do but to catch ard hang the
leaders Of this Internal rebellion"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Important to the Afflicted.

ek DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
A. and EBeiieot strict, Boston, all diseases OF a
PRIVATE OR DELICArE NATURE.
ny long course q study aud practical experience II IN
limited extent Or d. has the qualification If pr,se no
the unfortunate with remedies that have never since n
mist introduced them failed the most alarming ca
ses Of 7 -
GoNoRRHRA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yeneral and
impure blood, lmpoeney, scrcfula. Gonorrha- Ulcers.
PAIN AMI dtress in the regions o. psucrpaton
q the Bladder aud Kidneys, hydoeele. Ahessses luors
shtin swelss and the long train horrible syrptns
stteudns tbs etiss Of disease become - harm,
sss as the simplest alings Of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr D. desctesa part Of his time tn the Treatment, n
"ee cases Tsas'i by seeret Had solitary habit hi,h IN
ns tae ooay and mind uniting the uniortunats idiyi
~ lof pness or soticg. some Of the and
eeeds produced by eary habits Of youth are Weakurs ~
the BaeS and limbs Dizziness Of The head Dirppsy 81 st
- pttlon Of the heart dyspepsia, Nervo,,snss .r,,
eht 81 te digestive functions. Symptanls Of tapsumpfi,
Nc ihe esffu ELECTS the mind are much to he ds
~ hs OF ne iory confusion ideas tlepre ION ~ sr
- ~ lofeoodiDgs aversion Of society ifiisrsf til
5 Nc are among the evils produced. Such persons shoJ
osore eotstef plating Histrimony consult a phvsean :,
eAeheh and be AZ once rturet h.a IN and ilannas
fateas Nh wish 10 Remain ~ der Dr. nos's sgaast .
- ~ q Neess All be furnished with pleasant rs
aea esses or esard aqasFate. As1itiise sent q n
z. tne entrf Nith fail eiresns uss on rts.yi,y -
fiPtiot OF sour etg, Or. law. has as,f NJ sts 49,
- Potle- warranted the test preventive t,Fr ~ "a
Three Tor 81. and a red star,u I-lst.s 'ii'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

w f. the aibscrhers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the is ct Of Westminster Com.
missioner receive examine and adjust az claims and AZ.
man Of all persons against the MARSHALL
SPRING late Of Grafton, IN said nstrc, dsease and also
all claims aud dsiuands exhibited in Offset thereto and Xix
months from the FIRST Jay Of August Isf2 bing allowed
By sad Court for that purpose DO therefore herry give
notice. that will attend the our af az
pcuunent at the late dwelling hnnse Of decreased ia
Orator. n sid District, third Saturday Of scrtet
Der, and third Saturday q nuary from occk
a N. until four clock, ?. ~, "a each Of said dsys.
HENRY wALkFR
ABtaff PITT ESGILt Noais-
GEO. W. slRES, Admir-
Grafton, Au z. ., AID. 1s62
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
KeErrse W.srnn souAslles.--TIlyre

kEEPING WINTER SoUAsirEs.-- There
is Just one single rule for keeping winter
squashes. Put them in a dry, warm place,
and they will not rot. II is a warm damp
atmosphere like that 10 most Of our cellars
that causes decay. A dry stove room or
furnace heated room, which never gets cold,
or closet near the fireplace which never
gets cold enough to freeze, are good places
in which to winter squashes and pumpkins
They are also kept well hung up in baskets
or bags overhead in the kitchen, or on
hanging shelf They should always be
stored singly--never in piles--when you
wish TO preserve them long time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24


A BRAVE LITTLE GIRL.--Mr. Bates,
one Of the survivors of the Golden Gate ca
sastrophe, relates the following incident Of a
little girl, s years old, whom he rescued
Her name was Ajdie Manchester, and
her father lived in San Francisco. She
said:
"Ohi mister, can you swim I"
told her ] could. She begged me 50
hard to save her that determined TO try to
anyhow. told her ! would try to save
her if she would do just as told her.
She said
II will do just as you tell me. Save me-
do, please---I don't want to be drowned
/ showed her how TO act--to get on my
back and grasp me tightly, but that she
must net choke me. She promised to dc
Just as / told her. She was quite cool
just as the fire got up to us the vesse
struck the bar. | got over, taking Addit
with me. She held on to me tight, as
told her to do. i struck for the beach moi
far off. The breakers ran very high.
got past the first one in safety with my bur
den. got past the second one also. After
passed the third one found that Addit
was gone. turned round and saw her go
ing down behind me. A man on plank
who was passing, grasped her by the hail
and PULLED her on his plank. ] saw sht
was ssfer than with me, SO ] continued on
and was dragged on the beach. The httlt
girl was saved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Cheshire Railroad.

* UMiER ARRANGEAEST.--o and after MONDAY
- May rs let2, rraias VIII run follows
MOVING EAsT-I4ave
Bellows Frils No 80 A. NJ and 55P N. Keena al 81
A. NJ and IS ~ NRnd arrive Fehiarg IL 40 A. NJ
and Az NJ Boston at - aud .'3J r. NJ Worcester
at ZOO and Tl00 z. VI
MOVING wEsT-Leave
Roston at 81 A. NJ. and 90 p NJ; Fitchbnrsh at As
A. NJ and $40 p NJ. keene, II - A. NJ. aud u y -
and rivv az Bellows FAILS at f.sH A NJ aud rs r. NJ
Windsor 90 A. NJ. snd 10 Is p. NJ. Katand $50 a. NJ
and ii 40 z NJ Harrington. 90 p. NJ.
TajHs Connect as H3ttasss
Up trains st leows Falls with RUTLAND K BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Gutand, Burlington Montreal Ogdeps.
burgh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs sehenectsis and
he Nest Ne ehsngo Of htweeu Rasfuu aud Rutland
rs either train lodge at R0taud arriving Burlington
g.eV next noring,
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD for Windsor White
River Junction, burlington. ogieashurg. Monrcal st
5ehusbuTy- &s-. via VT. CENTRAL. PASSuNPS4C. ana
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains max,
direct connection via VT CENTRAL R n for all point,
north The last train running direct through Windsor
w H. Junction aud burlington by night train over VT q
X. H., arriving al Burlington 70 next morning &c.
Dozen Trans C0aasct at Eiies5argA
with Trains Of Yitehbarh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, props3ence aud New YORK City.
And at Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
IA H. fer Nashua aud Concord with Tihs Of stony
Brook H. X FOR Lowell, iawEeLce. Re
A CHAPLIN Superintendspr
srgwART, Gen, Ticket Agt.
superintendent Office, heene, n. H., May q. lsG2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
HENRY NJ. sEELsY.


Dr S. W. TRarEa, Ir: w. July : ls'l-
DFtV SiF-l have received and aaalvsl the Fon,-. a.
$3.50 man \ Co. sent nom the ToUa Asssy n mr.
ns4p Inc samples marked .sl,harl~s IsessT,,, 4
20 i're Via Sfsutlrt ReaFhon whiskex Co., -
Co, Cognac.- ~" VE.ta butut \
se s1tn saisr ssulpss from the sane houSs snl
f N-a e-aE ~ ifsv from Al fHiarinv ing r-su.s
feurs VERY truiy. HENRY N SFrrr,-
~ Onsnis'rS. Medical iSpt Unsersify e. 49,.
inefe Liquors .re for sale ths Town s..r,~ H..
w.. soni and By osher te~n agents saeraiy tro,-, -
1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
American & Foreign Patent,
X. u. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENT
Late Agent Of the U :. Patent Once. ws.h,,'
tbs Act u ISIS. "''s''e lSAls
- STATE srnRsr, opposite KIM, STR,

4 FrER an cstensise practice Of upwaY,,.o,
N continues to sstae Patents Ia IA. ,in,, twenty VA,
IN Great hritan, frurc, aud other ns,i, "a "a 4,
Yeats, SPECIFICATIONS, bcss, Assigna.,,,s eo"hnir- a
Drawings ~ PAM =, executed 0n hh.r, ts ~ tspt,s
despatch hesarrls. masi into American or aud v.
to deiei niue the vnty utlit, Of pan os.sn va,
land legal OF other advice rendered / M W ias.ni
,ps the same' c'lis OF the elans Of ANY ps,ss iva
ingtun. "susa a Wan
The Agency Is not only The largest IN y,u ~,
through y inventor lave advantages icr
Of ase.rssinins the Isisntsty d a,enttns sss nr
tritd them elsewhere. Ti,e Testimonial. l, s4h b
that none IL Mohk SUCCESSFUL Ar my gssn INV
klcE than the subscriber and "a succis n VI
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. n. ,n ts wv
that be has abundant 70 hslirse an ~'aA u
at o,her office Of the kind arr the ehary A. p's W
services so moderate The iurense p,se,, pseassssa
seribcr daring the twenty ,cass past has ,ns, ~ ~
aeeumuate vast collection u specific atoms WA ha b
eisions reiative to patents WI" "heAlA
Thes,, bssirs his extensive library Of heal NM.
cal works and iui accounts Of patients sr,nld s'as
ted States ard Europe, render him able ~, n ~ w ta
osier superior t'ciitr- for obtaining Patents s~
All necessity FOR jcarne, o. Washington IA
patent aud the usual great delay there axe her. psn
scntois. ~r o
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CERTIFICA TEs.
BURLINGTON. Vt. March 7. 1861.

BURLINGTON, Vt, March I, 1861.
To MessTs. Cas-. BAcKNAN & Co. ~. Y.
GsstsIgeE We avail ouEselyes of tins uethod N in
Ttn you that have repeatedly made an examination II
Branches, Wskcy, Gin ana Wines, with which the Chit.
enaen County Agency at Burlington has ben maiuly
paeo rom your houes for the past three years. also sp
mems trou other Agencies in thu State procured from YOU
We nave bund them invariably of full strength ard uni.
r purity aud quality superior in every respect 70 speed
eis from other sources tor medicinal uses they have
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