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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

WAsurNGToN's STRATEGr.-One day,
Washington, sending a dispatch, directed
the bearer to cross at a certain ferry, and 60
through the Romapo Pass TO Morristown.
The young man, knowing that nest OF
traitors infested the Pass, ventured to sug
gest to the commander-in. chief that another
road would be the safest. 81 shall be TAX
en- he said, +" if 20 through the Pass" -
:" Young man, your deity is not to talk, but
to obey" said Washington, sternly. lie
went as directed, and near the pass was
captured, as he was afraid Of being, and
sent to New York, then in the hands of the
enemy. The next day. the dispatches ia
ken from him, disclosing plan for attack
ing the city, were published with great pa
rade, and the English Immediately began
preparations to defend it. This gave Wash
ington time TO plan and execute another
movement, in quite different direction
and by that time both the British and the
bearer found out that the despatch was
meant 10 be taken.
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-AGRICULTURAI4,

PACKING BUTrEm-The following ex-
tract in regard to packing butter tcr mar
&et, taken from a circular issued by Chi
cago firm which deals largely in this article,
suay be 'oi value TO our butter makers at the
East also !; I" In packing butter be care
J ulto seicct butter of one color for each fir
kin, work out all the milk, use fine dairy
salt, and not so much of it as to spoil your
Butter, weigh your firkin, giving good
weight, and mark the weight on the firkiu,
and when filed, head it up and nail fhe
hoops so as 10 keep them in their places,
and if kept in cellar, place them at least
a foot from the ground of floor 10 prevent
che dampness Of the cellar from staining
shcm, and when you ship mark them as Fit
vle as possible, for it affects the sale of the
Butter from half to one cent per pound
In the condition in which packages arrive,
packers Of butter win find by observing the
above suggestions that they will often rea-
lize sufficient above the ordinary market
prices to pay the freight and commissions
on their butter to Chicago or the Eastean
market.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

SALT FOR ALL KINDS OF Stock. -
Now when stock of all kinds subsist upon
grass, particularly when they are confined
10 red clover, they should have all the salt
they will consume, and have access to it at
all times. They will consume no more Ct
il th,n they really need, and no more than
will be really beneficial to them, If they can
have it at any time when they would like
little.
When animals that chew the cud, such as
sheep, oxen and cows, fed on red clover, they
do not masticate it, as horses do, before it
enters their stomachs: and for this reason
they are liable to die in a very short time
But when they can have free access to salt
at all times, they will consume enough of it
to counterfeit the injurious effects which Of
fen follow when animals subsist wholly on
that kind of grass. Salt appears to rectify
the acidity oftheir stomachs, and to prevent
the formation of gas during the partial de-
composition of the clover, while it is being
prepared to be rumnated, in the form, of
cuds, after The animals have consumed en-
ough to fill the first stomach. For this rea-
son let every animal have all the salt it
wants.-S. EDWARDS ToDp, IN Country
Gentleman.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, June 20, 1862 trains viii fs
lows -
TRAINS GOING souru AND EAsr.-Nlen train leaves Rou-
SEES Point ut so A. NJ, stAbans at $50 Harrington
Il5 A. NJ connecting At White River Junction with
trains for from Wells River, ST. Johnshury ttvton,
aud with Northern Railroad for Boston, lowell Worcester,
Sc conrecnga Bellows Falls with Cheshire aroad for
Boston and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield.
New Haven. and New York. arriving in New York at 10 10
PM.
Niaur TxpREss leaves ogdensbuTgh at 1900 NJ Mon
trcal 20 +. NJ iouses Point go p AMI arriving
Boston $40 A, NJ connecting 40 Fellows Falls with
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
Trains going North aud WestSla train leaves Boston
at I30 via lowell Lawrence, ti,chbergh. Leaves
Springfield at 80 A. NJ Bellows Falls nj ~ % Z. ~
Meeting White River Junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, aud with rassumpse Railroad for and from
ST. Johusbury and Littleton arriving burlington at 10
p NJ, and at Sc Adams az 50 r. NJ, and 0sAensbursh az
ESQ A, NJ, and Montreal at 10 30P NJ.
oNGHr ExPREss TRAM leaves Bellows Falls at 9l5 ?. NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley nar0ad leaving
New Yofk at 90 A. and from Cheshire RAILROAD
ton with traic leaving Boston 30 p M via Lowell
at 90 T. VI via lawrence Leave White River Junction
ii SO p NJ, arriving 1t Burlington at $40 A. NJ, Houses
Point at 20 a. NJ arrive at Montreal 1000 A. NJ and
0deusbnrgh ii X 40 T. NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit. Chicago. and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached to both the
night express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston, and between Rouses Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West for sale ut the
principal stations. q MERRILL stunt.
st. Adams, Vt. June 23, 1852 2
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Cheshire Railroad.

6 UMMER ARRANGEMENT and after MONDAY
- Nay r. 1852 Trains slii ran follows
MOVING EAsT-Leafe
Bellows Fails at 30 A. VI. and IS p NJ Keane al Al
A. ~ and Z9 2. A.ana arrive az Ftehhar at II 20 A. Nj
and 4b2 ~ Boston at 30 and 80 p. M Worcestg.
at zoo aud 100 P NJ,
MOVING wEsT-Leave
Boston az 80 A. ". and 400 p NJ; Fi.ehburuh At IL
A. n aud ESQ NJ. Keene, II % A NJ and Is p N =
and rive az Bellows Fails at 1920 A. NJ and q 10 r. Nj
windsor / y A. M. and l015 p. NJ. Rutland 800 A. Nj
and II. 7. ~. Bnrlington. 6 90 P. NJ.
TSaiAs Connect as roaolcs.
Up trains At Bellows Falls wIfh RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal ossiens.
eugh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No chAng Of between Boston and Rutland
~ either train Lodge at Rutland arriving ut burlington
500 next morning. &C
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for windsor white
RIVER Junction. Huntington. 0gdensburr, Montreal 81
Johnshury, &c via. VT. CENTRAL, PAssBMrsIG ana
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS &c. Beth trains rnalxe
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for an points
north the last train ap running direct through Windsor
X junction and burlington. By night train over VI O.
H. r. arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, sc.
Dorm Tiafas Connect at Fi,eAsarr6
With Trains Of Fohbargh Worcester n h f,r Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
AM % Groson Junction with Of Worcester Nngh
IA ~ Tor Nashua and Concord with TRAINS Of stony
brook T. X for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt
superintendent oihee, Ksene. N H., May %. 1862
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Repartees.

Some persons seem to have an electric
current of wit, which flashes the moment it
meets an opposing one; and it is orr pur-
pose here to give from memory few spec
linens of this sort of wit, for which we
would give the authors credit If we knew
their names.
We begin with two of Lambs, which
cannot be left out of such catalogue, fa-
niliar as they are. First bis reply, when
he was rebuked for coming in to business at
the India House so very late in the morn
ing, You know always go away very
early in the afternoons" and the still older
one to the anxious passengers query on en-
tering crowded omnibus, sAll full inside 2"
II don't know how It's with the res Of the
passengers, but that last piece of oyster-pie
did the business for me-"
1t is related Of some friends Of Campbell,
the author OF Hohenlinden, in leaving his
room after gay supper, that one Of the
number had the misfortune to fall down a
long flight of stairs. The port alarmed by
the noise, opered his door and inquired
" What's that z" "'Tis /, SIR, rolling rap-
Idly was the immediate reply of his fallen
friend.
Sheriden is said TO have remarked. on
entering crowded committee-room, in par
iiamentary language, g VIII some member
move that may take the chair p Also,
on being asked how the sensitive Fox would
take salary provided for him by his char
stable friends, replied, Quarterly"
A poor poet, desiring a compliment, ask.
ed Curfan referring to his recenily-publsh
ed poem of that name) /" Have you read my
Descent into HELP" "No; should lik,
to see it" replied the wit. 4 presy mem
Der of parliament having asked him, :. Hav,
you read my last speech" he replied, u
hope have"
Two old New England ministers wer,
riding by a gallows, when the elder one ask
ed the other, : Where would you be if tina
tree bore its proper frat p Riding alone
sir" was the immediate reply.
An Irish girl at play on Sunday, was ac
costed by the priest" Good morning
daughter of the DEVIL and meekly REPLIED
Good morning, father"
Two friends meeting, enc remarked,
have just met man who told me locke,
exactly like you" ~Tell me who il was
that may knock him down." replied hi
friend. Don't trouble yourself" said he
" 1 did that myself at once"
The celebrated David Crockett, on visit
ng menagerie, was comparing the couute
nance Of monkey to that of one Of hi
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RAILROADS.,
VT. Valley Railroad.

NTorIcE-~on and after MONDAY, June 0, lsG2, Pas
~ scnger raus VIII leave Bellows Fails for btattlehoo
az 40 A. NJ aud 1aN p NJ aud returning leave Efattepo-
no at l0.a0 A. NJ. and 400 T, NJ,
Freight Train Bellows Falls at 9lO A. NJ and Brat
tlobar0 at 100 NJ.
The two passenger ne this route connect south
with the Nt 4 Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, 20
sprnyhela Hartford New Haven aud Bridgeport direct 60
New York On the North with the Rutland 3 Burlington,
sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada, Nonnec cut and
passunpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga aud Schenectady ST. Jehnshnry
and White Mountains Darlington and kouses Point, og
densbnrc and Montreal NJ. sL0AT, Supt.
June A, 1862 ~
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fellow.menbers Of Congress. Turning, he
saw the gentleman had overheard his re-
marks; so, to make matters pleasant, he
said, Il do not know which to apologize to
yen or the monkey
Two deacons We're once disputing about
the proposed site for the new graveyard,
when the first remarked, "Tll never be bu-
red in that ground as long as live
"What an obstinate mani" said the seconds
- if my life is spared, wll."-Moaitor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

PRNG Up DE SHAoKAssEs."- is
related that during the campaign on the
Shenandoah one OF Gen. Fremont's batter.
les of eight Parrot guns, supported by a
squadron of horse, was in sharp conflict
with battery of the enemy near at hand
the shells and shot were flying thick and
fast, when the commander of the battery, a
German, one of Fremonts staff, rode sud-
denly up to the cavalry, cxclaiming, in loud
and excited tones, g Pring up de shackas-
ses, prtag up dc shachasses; for Cot sake
hurry up de shackaSseS, im.me-di-ate-ly."-
The necessity of this order will be obvious
when it is known that the shackasses"
are mules carrying mountain howitzers,
which are fired from the backs Of the much
abused but valuable animals, and the imme-
date occasion for the I" shackasses" was that
two regiments of rebel infantry were at that
moment discovered descending hill imme-
diately behind our batteries. The "shack-
asses with the howitzers loaded with grape
and canister, were soon on the ground
The mules squared themselves, as they well
knew how, for the shock. A terrific voley
was poured into the advancing column,
which Immediately broke and retreated.--
Two hundred and seventy-eight dead boz
dies were found in the ravines next day,
piled closely together as they fell, the ef-
fects of the volley from the backs of the
8 clio nLoecoe
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
follows - - - -
Leave Northampton 20 m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York $50 B. m
Train for Westfcd.
5%aYeNew Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
$50 m connecting with train on Conn River hi Il fsf
the North 40 p Mail and Passenger on arrival Of
I'D M train from New York, connecting at Westaed
direct for Albany and the West
train from Albany
81, Noinfsnoiss az northampton with Conn River r. n al
Mteld Western Railroad painvile Providence Hart
ford and fiskil r. r. at New Haven with New York
New Haven K. X New Haven New London and Ssonning
ton r. r., and New Haven, Hartford Springfield r.
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
CIIAs. N. YEAMANS, Sup't
Nestheld, June l. 1861. "a
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First Premium

AZ every state and comfy fair whcre Il has been
IN Indiana u r.cfivei Silver Metal Fsr ehe-,a.s
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rs opera ION 4 simple ard easy any man or hoy o
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nc leaans agricultural hrias proneu nv ths, ~
strlletssi q any In usr - ''ot'-
For further Particular. aFFls % or siare-s
IENAS SANDERS
june IA, 1872. = VI.
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American & Foreign PAL
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PAre,l
Late Agent OF the U. $, Patent om., ~ ! cNl
TIN Att o. 1881. "''Alosla
20 STATE STREET, opposite KIM

A fTER an extensive practice Of unwa.A
~ continues 20 secure Patents n th, ", ,sl, Of to
IN Great hrittan- France aud other United n,
Yeats, specifications Bonds, Ass,tnn,e, =. count
Drawings for Pate. t., executed az M. ana Al n
despatch. Researches made into Amar,e.a. itrus
70 determine the validity or utility ~ nv OF toss
aud legal OF other advice rendered H. s 1e .,
ing the sa,ne Copies 81 the claims ~ ~ matte
by remittius One Dollar Assirnn,n,ss 10y Tain,
ington. 'eVofisd NJ
The Agency Is not only the largest m n.
through y inventors have advant,ees ~. wv khssl
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by, Il not imnioasufably superior To ~. n w,
fcred them elsewhere The Tcstinonisi' 1nkh n
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL An 1, ,sos g,a
flGk than the subscriber and as Slirrsyes ram
PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND Ann iTs Il nj
that he has abundant reason TO helie,a 49,. he v,
At no Other office OF the kind are the ehs,a ssh pu
services 50 moderate The Immense ,e. es w IN
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accumulate vast collection Of speclheatI
cisions relatve 70 patents aAd a
These, besides his extensive library ~ -,
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ted States aud Europe. render him abie haa'es
offer superior facilities fur obtaining pai,nt, aq0'
All NECESSITY for journey 20 Washlss,o.
patent. and the usual great delay there. ers . ~
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II regard Mr. Eddy Ms one q the ,qes, e,..,,
fd practitioners With WHOM have had ~
CHARLES MASON, coinnissio.,..i,a W
II have no hesitation in assuring inven,or.
not employ person ngogs camptfsaf an ,.as' n
more capable 81 putting their applications IN !.
cure h9r them an early and favorable consas,'a'
Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE
Late coinmisionsr # d,
Mr. r.. II Eddy has made for me TIItRr.p,
tons, ON all but ONE Of which patents have -,
ani that Is aofe psadfsg. Such nnmistakalle n.
talent and ability on HIS part leads me 10 r.eo w,
Inventors 70 apply % bins tp-procure their rae,
nay b SUITE OF having the most faithful atsn,..
on their cases, aud at very reasonable chafgs =
JOHN fAese
During eight months. the subscriber IN ,o...
large practice, made ftgice rejected appra4is. ~,
APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which Wa ,lseisi /. v
by the Commissioner Of Patents h II N
Boston, Dee. 2. 1851 a
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Important to the Afflicted.
1k DOW continues TO be consulted at bis Office Nos
- and Endicott street, Boston, on all diseases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE,

1k DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
- ana bndicott street, Boston, all diseases OF a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study practical experience ef mn
UNITED extent Dr. d. has the qualifications Of presu ting
the innate with remedies that have never since ne
Of ~
GoNoRRHRA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of veneral and
impure blood lmPotency Screfua Gonorrhaa Ulcers,
PAIN and distress in the regions prooGeation inflammation
Of the Bladder and Kidneys Hydfocee Abeescs Hunors
tshui sellings and the long horrible syu1pfon
at'els ts class o. disease made 10 become as harm
less as the simplest allings Of a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. D devotesa great part his time to the treatment
those ess caused BY secret and solitary habit which RI
ls te body aud mind uniting the unfortunate indyi
~ Tor business soaicty. the sad I'D ,eaneol
eee produced BY early habits Of youth are Weakness IL
le sack and lns Dizziness Of the head Dimuess Of 8 lt
"a pit ton o. the heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness Dtlr
seh o. the digestive functions Symptoms Consnnpto
&c The fearful effects the mind are much to De dre
hss % memory, confusion Of IDEAS depress ion Of spr
~ iofeooings, aversion Of society. sefiistrst tii
~ @e are aong the evils produced such persons should
oTe contemplating mairmony, consult phy stefan 81
experience aud be at once restored health and hanpies
Fatients who wish 70 remain under DR. Dow trsatlet
lew days or weeks viii be furnished with pleasant r
a charges Tor board moderate. Medicines sent to All part
o. the country with full directions for use on recen A.
ston q your cases Dr. bow has for sale tie F7eaeb
Marfanted the best preventive. Order bv mail
~ 81 anu rei stamp. l5-l+ly
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Artemus Ward thus CONCLUDES a story
"This is mi lst attempt at written a Tail
and fur from perfek--but if have indooc-
ed foxes 2 G that in 8 cases out of 10 tina
can either make life as barren as the desert
of Sarah or as joyous as -four garding,
my obiek will have bin akkomplish =
Adoo p
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MlDolEHuRT, Vt, July 2, 1851.
Dr. 5. W. TsaTrn, Jr

Dr. s. ". TEATrH, Jr: ~ '"iS : iSoi.
Der Sir,--i have received and anaGzea The Es,o,s -
ares haeknian & Co, from the Town Asrnr +, H.
hngton The samples were marked ss,'hsrles nsss 4
70. fure Old s,andard Bourbon Wlisker cbsyi.s a.
% = 20. Holland 0enefcr Cordial and Otard Dnpu, &
lrse WITH similar samples from the same house Sal
pun i.'ia entirely Tree fm ali injuriBs Ingredients
lonrs Ferg truly HENRY VI sFrIFy
fFoi Chemistry Medical Dept. University Of Veran,
~ Ihee Liquors are for sale at the Town Aenrv pr-
eson1 and ~ other town agents generally tlF5f,s ~
1881
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POWERS lgasTlTUTEy
Rernar9StCn, Ma SIS.

ccrssIRlEby Rail- road FIRST station below South Yer
n non Junction.
FALL Winter and Spring Terms of II weeks Zach begin
the hast Wednesdays OF Aug, Nov aud Feb, respectively
afaeand beintlullnstitute buildings Extensive Appa
atus Agricultural Department 6ymnastio Club for health
n exercise the ost Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers are among its Advantages.
l.. y. WARD, A. Principal;
Mrs n. II. WARD Teacher OF Ornamental Departments
Miss :. l.. LEA0H, Preccptress;
sENERIN SCilNElL Native OF Germany, reacherof Ger
man;
L. 0. EMERSON, Teacher Of Music Instrumental Vocal
aud other able Teachers
Daily Lectures the Principal In the Preparation Of
Teachers, and from Gentlecn OF High Scientific Attain
ment, before the Agricultural Department, will he given.
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding for Board may be
sent to L. 4, WARD Bernardston, Mass, Board including
an Incidental Expenses Is furnished In private families and
per week. 80
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CERTIFICATES.


IlU0LiNVIUNi Ft Mafch Z, Ib5I.
To Messrs CHAs. BAcKMAN & Co, n Y
Gentlemen I'VE avail ourselves Of this method to In.
form you that we have repeatedly made examination OF
Brandies Whiskey Gin AMI Wines, with which tho Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington been mainly
Piled from your houes for the past three years also poc
mems from other agencies in the State procured from Won
We have found them invariably Of fall strength and mi
orm purity aud quality superior in every respect 10 spool
mems IRON other for medicinal uses they have
fulfilled our expectations and received our unquaed an
proval and without hesitation confidently recommend
them 20 all Who wish to supply themselves with Liquors nm
on which they can rely for purity and strength
We are yeur most ohedent servants.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, Jr NJ d.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ D.
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Rutland y Burlington Railroad


an aud after Monday, June L. ls62 Trains IN run al
W fellows, to witt
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, $50, A. vi. andgSOP
Arrive at Rutland, II 70 aud I2S0 A NJ
Leave Rutland, 525 and n Is A. NJ.
Afriveat Bellows Falls, 80 A. NJ, and 30 p. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Fails, 1920 and 9.l5 p VI.
Arrive at Ru land 245 nna II IS p. ~
Leave Rutia 400 a. NJ IS and 4 90 p NJ
Arrive AZ Bu Hngton 10 20 NJ, 535 and 200 r. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT As FOLLOWS
Al Burlington, With Vermont Centraand vt "a Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St Aibsns Rolses Poiut Mon.
trea ogensburah and the WestAt Rutland With traus
for Troy Albany and New YeJk, Saratoga Springs seisc-
lady and che NestAt Bellnws Falls With trains Chesh.
lie Railroad for Ftchburg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley karosd for HFstsboro. Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New YoIk--and with Sullivan
X fcr Windsor, White River ton Wells River 81 Johns
bury, Barton, Iitteton and the Whta Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West viii and this eheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving them rtunit Of going
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga and Schenectady and
thence by New York Central Rairoa pass~n gers can
Prooe via burlington and 0genshurgh connecting AZ tae
latter place with Trains on the Grand Trunk Rasay
points West and South.
~ The 10 train from Burlington is natl train for Bos.
ton.
The 1920 train from Burlington and 20 train from R,t
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The 30 Z. NJ train from Bellows Halls connects with
train leaving Boston at AGO. ~
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder and Rail
way Guide. Il. A. CHAPLIN SUPERINTENDENT
RUTLAND, Vt, May %, 1862. q
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Proof Safe in the Wmi
Dr.. Marshalrs Headache and ratrrrh i.

'kWiS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to BE- Il i
article ever srown Ter curing the GaiaFrh. Cols u
Head snd the Hs5daehr II has been f5an8 an ~
remedy iR many ~ soFe asee Deafness has -
moved BY Il and Hearing has offen brcn greatly h5s
q IL hsc II paTges cut al ahstrmet IONS strerva
Hands and gives healthy action 10 the parts -, :.
Is recommended By many Of the hest eysicisns AL
%iih great success ard sRtisfsctian sscrywhsre
MoFe thin tssati are years experience has pFofs5
f1rp.
isfse number Of the most respectable whossk a
gis's y Nsw York and Boston III eertiaeals -
tat z lasi si'Y -Ihe undersigned having fs mass
been acquainted with Dr. MMrshali's catarra sssi
Headathe SNUFF and seld in our wholesale tra3s ehzi
state that We believe it 90 be sqna 10 every rpst
Recommendation given II for the cure 81 Catarrhal l
ana that i L decidedly ths best article We have esf u,
tor al the common Diseases 81 the Head
beware of Soantsrress-. A ESe-sfniis 4 :.
nature q the proprietor, Charles isoNcn Il Va ev.s "
5oN