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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
sECESsIONISTS CLAIMING BOUNTY LANDS
The following Circular has been sent from the
Laud Office, Washington, 10 Registers, Receivers
and Suryey ors-G General:

ana ourNeyorb-GeneTsl:
CKSER.LTAsD Oyycs Jan g. lss,
OEsrtEhkN: THE ohlco hiss Tecelved IL
e,ed the "a inst from the hon &. Is Smith Secretary Of
the Interior by witch advise IN po,es,on of
information ia hh he psces entire confidence thAt many
persons Ia Oe,oA aud probably othes ~ " asps; ON
Congress douaiig lands TO actual settlers openly express
sentiments hostile to tho Goyerufnent who's. bounty thew
eitm snd adherence TO and sympathy with the existing
beiiOn."
The Of the Government nco-,sry 10 sus,sn
credit 10 tie future end required abo In The
present suppress ihs Tcbeon ought not TO bs qnandd
IL - si1g aud abtinz the treason, which Il the
great object Of h- Government 10 destroy eradicate
The sets of Congress gsILfg nations II land 'hct
'ho donafions 10 citizens and person. who have solen
scsfed Insu intention 10 become citizens before tie Judicial
I tribunals.
The spit Of these acts, therefore confines the grants Of
lands To- al h. the United States and o such only
Your Office end The local offices Of the and repatu
should refuse 10 aud deliver ard evidence.
Of claim 70 disoys psOss wh.her tey have gided aud
assisted he existing rebellion plotting TO render
sistsnce In the
The act of Congress of3d N,rch 1857 f.ecion In sai.
Ton eicc.gay provide fGr Tho pnnshns
light Of the Commissioner Of the Government Iahd Office
sue orders regulations and Instructions respecting the ~
Jig lands and To AUTH lily 81 tie Dtfict Land Ore I'D
Minister ell Oaif required ~ ,ucl orders regulations or Ia
sAction, Toe act of tongrcs 9th August c0l "rtquif
s AZ oath Of aeesnc aud - support the Constitution o.
tnted sates" 20 be Hdminered all Tsitous ~ the
~te~ OF t6e United states, hss pIesibed fDm Of oath
Lis, ander orders tie Erectve hs. tso been sdmn
tered t. pensioners and peons having claims sssnst ia.
United <tses aud whisi IN my Opinion h IL rfolsr t.
csn'o % Administered to all persas claiming certificates
1hese fe1 ots 10 whe obsrr ed apply with .oua 6oyce
10 all perscns 1nipg pfs-np'isn rh. which ore .pecia
giants preis >nee and favor conferred by
md b, Il restrict N 10 loyal persona
In sceordane VI these
o. IAN persona claiming p,s caption or donation. of
Gnds required to take the cath sf allegiance shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

pslsnce June 30, 1861. ....... ~

Balance June 20, lbbl........s. FN''"' w
On the Goth Of June. 1861 there remained IN tle
hands Of the officers OF this department ,''9 So
W hich is made up IA follows:
F,fst; Amount in the bands Of Cflcers who rave
resigned or been dismissed tie service las ascermued
from receipts rendered by officers whose accounts
have been reeeived), 1898 81.
This sum is principally in the bands OF officers v 90
have resigned and taken up srns against the Gov
ernment; and is entirely lost to the Department. IL
will probably be found 10 be much greater WHEN Gle
returns are fuly completed and examined.
Second Amount in tie hands OF officers from
whom no accounts have been received ssescertained
from receipts rendered by officers whose accounts
ave been re eived aud examined sl.0@o -.
Some Of this will probably be accounted for here
after but great p0rion consisting OF differences
and errors OF long standing, will never be recovered
Tiird Amount Of acquisitions drawn IN favor
of officers from whom no Acknowledgements have
been received $H3,j3i. Tire greater portion Of
this though RENTED within the lat fiscal year.
could no Lave been received a; its Termination, aud
will be ace ouIted Tor hereafter.
FoH5fh Tie remainder, 70 wit, ~ fOS, "a IL ~
distributed among the officers aud agents disbnrine
at 40 various lo.ts and stations, and IN the Held,
and i. sppicatle 10 The payment ol debts contracted
d. ing the year AID remaining urlaid, by which II
will uudoub edly he absoibed
Tie suo cunts paid during the year. including t'ose
for purchases made and services render, IN TIE yIc-
oedin, year and not iaelrdod in the int annual re-
e. hoo i,ftsn ic. tcsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

The disturbance 10 tie mans Of cou,uIlic4 Jon.
The d.scuion Of otlccr, tic e. l'rc oi nfle.r
y The rebels, The great incieffe - lgt.resf c4n.'d
by tie Sudden ri ing r...uiTing. o.. eqsi yr. -
the larry, army broprit mo thr Ael- 10 the eltlt
part oi the year lt0i, have much irrrsatof ft,
GmOuut OF money CHARGED lr in tie hlrd. al oEccE
o. tie Department al tie end Of tie i-cal year No
doubt il entertained that tho,c who Tcnhin loyi a.
heir Government viii fully acco.ui, here "infc,
for the money iniTusied 10 item.
assumed ,barge OF his Department, on The lati g
june just before tie esd Of tie fscal y'uf aud
willie reTet'ing the los OF The services Of many
valuable officers, who have been promoted TO her
rank and boIe, though doab 1t, 20 higher ufeiul.
ness IN the organization Of the VAT Of regulars
aud volunteers called into tie seryice, desire {"
bear Testimony TO The zeoi, fidelity and telgenoe
with which ts loyal officer have executed the trust,
committed 10 them.
Their intelligence and elhusncy have caused them
10 be sought by ire Government # tho Uuion aud
by the State Governments, 10 take command Of
brigndes and regiments, TO aci az Iufpetors Gener
all ard in other pOsio1E Of rat until sho Depart.
uent finds itsel seriously eubarrassed for want of
officers Of exCereuce and knowledge.
The business u the Department Is very large and
conducted; upon its iaithful execution the health
efficiency, and mobility OF all armies very much de-
pend ! trust that some mode may lie devised ty
which those officers who, from feeling of dew ytion
and patriotism, have continued 10 discharge its most
aborious and Important duties, nay receive such in
crease Of rank AID enoluIBent IA will place them
more Iearly Oh q level with their late companions,
who have accep pied promotion aod been Transferred
to positions Of higher rank but whose duties are lots
laborious aud difficult.
The clerical force Of the Department is not large
enough for the speedy examination Of the accounts
AID reports Of tie various officers, and the in
which the Office IL now located are too small to ad-
nit at present Of a greater force. A larger Office
and great increase IL the number of is eiks are
absolutely necessary to the quick dpach of bust ess
and TO tie proper fliag aud preservation Of it,
records. The business Of the Office has Increased
twestyfoh. An army of over 50O, 600 men, engaged
in active operation over wide field, 10 to be
supplied by the Office which WIS scarcely adequate
in s force and accommodations 10 the supply Of the
old army Of YEAS thai 5000.
have the honor 70 be, very respectfully
Your otedient servant,
n Z. MEI05. QuartarmssteI General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

Dec. 26, from an intelligent observer, says:
Th.r. considerable sickness the army here and there
has been amount Of suffering from tho Of
hospital and medical stores Yaols and vaooid been
unnecessarily fatal. DR.. fears is spread to the African
population Of the Island All the vaccine virus which ws
furnished has been used and the army ye, far being
thoroughly re-ysceinsted."
From another division of the Army, the Surgeon
Of Volunteer Regiment (under date of Jan. q
states that
Two weeks since he made his equisitien for medicines
end medical stores In due form. Though he called in person
ssr them every day. they remained undlyeed to him e..
days after they packed and he received them only ve,-
day The regiment had last week I26 sick report and
has lost three by death who he thinks nigh; have been
ssved he had received tho Of taking Of them"
Another letter dated Dec. 27) from Hilton
Head, gives an interesting chapter of grievances
showing great negligence on the part of the Sur
geon-General and the Medical Pur,eyor.
One Of the nedc ofEcers OF the Port Royal expedition
out hours upon the suranee thst ever,
rhs provided bot when he arrived here found that
with battle imminent be without bed-sacS. pillow.
JACKS sheeis shit, ard lin fes. derreel edi
cine Immediately on bis snivs he made tous 10
which he has not received spy lie urged the necessity Of
snsble hosps' scconmoda,ons least the legal amount Of
hoisa t,nt-roon AID rel hospaiteg ve,e
ard must be- given further north that IN the ,aa,o
<i'Hafe - South Csiolps lo-lta would no,
se Needed The reut been del lOsbs Abou, one
bUsdred have died mostly from pTeveotsbe dseue 7hs
Eon0metr M rae &c an he d0t nse and ice coll farm
"a ne Ash Dr. - ian Amy Snseon) Gay. he expects to
Boe greater less DunsI every cold ight Until,
afopsr neeonn'os.Ds IIoeured Tor instance on one
sGca night following such DAY, foar neu in oae ,ex
aent 10 Michigan ss~elV died al q them copvsiesciz
three ffom fever aud one fas smallpox"
An this evidence of neglect and uismalaamnept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ERAL.
OuARrEnHAsTrR-GESPRAps crvics,
~ l.nr.lrnN Nov. ~. l.bl. y

Observation-Disclosures crYcs,
NAsHiEGTON nov. ~, lobl.
Hen. sYs'oS CAnEROS, Secretary 81 tGr q,
sir; 1 have the hol or 70 submit the usuai annual
rerort # the OPERATIONS Of tie QuarieToIaters De
rsrtnent during the fiscal year ending On the 5Vln
Of June, 1901.
On TIE 90ih Of Jnnc 1880, the TERMINATION Il the
prscoLing fiscal y.sT the taaiees In the hands
officers ectirg - this Dep Ituent suonn'.d
stated IN the last annual report from this orc .,
olee to................ .....'....''.'"e 'o'''o "
To which are 10 be ADDED:
Fist rmitsn,cs Ord qu'f., 1850 s l,s,039 20
10 nat rcu,itsnces 1th con. 1870. l,tiG..J 10
Fst Iouusuces let cur, 1851. liJ,1 40 90 49,, ~
ffa rensrces Cd OUR, it6l 4,T59t45 " s'h''' ~
st t'sl p.oeseo' Oh sizes" p'ope.y' Haas 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12
LAMPS.
LITTLE
vi q - 1 u @ e
is.s lzpsrss.i isvezs'sz sor Ear -
COAL OR KEROSENE OIL


AsA Gas ard without = Ch.nnev.
ne,asss = tscrl-s = ~ eoz~cr ta'tis-r
A. q q ff--e- stcct : cte- ~ tngta. = e.
~ ~ cfs~7~-s-. - rfr-n-sr ~. - tsct &
byav = sazp,s rorfflvatre - fst @ t1rns hAck
fr- a.a.tnz - - "a - 1s.f sta4y
r~ea g "a sseritl<t sFu-- - f1T q - Pc-fo-
rstct core 49, 80 cees ~hif - e-sf
- 1rxA vfz8 nnt sEtsliea a. - sfre~t ga. trc
AZ =. .sr IN ar lgbs trr b-f9rs af'se1-c TO-
at~D fksP Iss ish' j. - n s.z- ~ .l.1cv
.tk.i ~ ~ o~ai AIRY ersi SO. 80 ea.ts - rc-e
- e. szeke = - fxn-es
T. ew-n tru-1 - = h~rrtafr-r. - r-of1css
~lfA-ut cti-lnsv ary - ts-z1la itz1t ffeu ;s-ss
e.. al - er-t ~ p'sstssi 80. Ia. b. : =
"a ilrs1 xr sl-.et 81 ~ A.. Pa Is 80 - -
~ --rs -v-r---s- ~ rt~ r. isr erE tzs-- esf
a. ssto sz-n = s7or. "a - ccz.z--a
Half TAbles1oonfal of Oil
Ta.sse. a.. are lis chxrscs<~issirs
Lit grts fArse ti-1es tss lE1; e az e-ssF Fcrei
- 80 fs13
e-n uIs feer earrTtnx srcrrs fie ssrss. -
ttsifs sr,s ssxn .r tts mast rsrit raEnfr.
s.-Th~-~ - c1l-areys ~ 4<n - n-ne an
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cfn
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n IL - T R n. Q T

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hkAl ~ ~ c.ssdAfnt ~ a. NOM LYat-
RAAd1 cf,.NFAAt. q f.s oist n lSeso lerk.
oa ns IL d. - saHnorf ls6l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12

yer sss yssr "a als.nce. - "
- f.rrc asgsits Iu adverse. p
rs.srafIe = Ctr sct1crters a. 20 cent per seer.
siErie oeskes. ee-fs-
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ate. OF Advertising in Daily.

Lssai sffs-t aeuu efiy eseu per square esrA
&ert.a.
s4.sftrtt4y srratgtHsais na1e eiii iaeIa $50
a. .a s'serfise y fle year. VIII fto rHYsFa ci
shs yfs- e. lieasn-e. Neafig alffr.sfrs. teEssfer
-. p ssasi strictly y ther resaiar f-tirera
49, IH4 ~ 4sstfteftt "
Elements o. t,c special rsfisr crirrla WI
ss charges fFo pfises.
Aseeri ss-nsnif : r. soasztiy 81 ne lasl5s.
rs.ec sft hsL
rsfl.ss nsaees p4tistrt - t-e iefsi aa'ta1as. oi
zen faat gnfef. VIZ ~ chkFf .af sses iassfffr
81 Fl alef teu lnes. tff cents - tr..
Advertisements sa1i - fcf O. Pee 1lH tine. Fln
: il.flft taxes uDntas, uuisse offtfci or
AHy aifereHeu ~ siaia4.aF atFsfl .t-teft H.H
asa.siat e. reues4i ~ the s4ne. nnefs errt.f
4xfees Bpm - contrast.
Aa.o..HInr candidates far oiIre 81 rytIg 4efrfif
-. ul 80 csaffsH 2 ~ - retf Hfmf it ~ Daily.
sai fis - .-t Nfs1ly. .Hrfas ia ft-
Es rft..laaas 44H tisl a. = .lettr
f. eH - .stis e. pfH ~ ~ alafe. ~
e Iefera eosletIes. o. A.snc. stHsts ss ialiaeEt
fafh uofife not rzsseiIle = iae, IS eeH1 -
- ! llfeftpu. efeF eight lines e. in.t rate
Af.l.li.t.ns lssths $40 talsrsi aafica attached.
f1. fli8rai roilfe. fs~
S1fcls u fesufaia. fsllrs aaf kxcais .ans so..en
80 - I'D tatls of A.ssels4eas, o. - eAaItaas.
3. regular pfie.t
Legal afsertIsaaeffs Inserted 81 ths expalse ~
AtoflrTs ofdafsss and lafusHt let - 10 teltfri
~ ths legal pfocsaiI af .iaei .bia a. ue astsi
.a4e. faiHshsf 49, aecosataai - thp accuracy uf
eys' afsfffseuerts alf 's ai9Ht shafkef ~
b. = r'l@l.rafot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12
Terre Haute.
Rooms at the Bunf.r uo.s


II & VII devcle srecssl ntsrntlo- ., ~. -.
fF''t et taiese snd Csnccrous sf .ction. :
A. ssilli.k .ieauoato uy Career 1nsiaose- . M.
~ ir C@ncer. permit ne q say hat n n
eias. u j. "a gresf dcsdfrai1u - long soarb,
for Il tha Medical Prcfcsssn ant he 80 I'D -$sa
eosesr lts operatisn A. iraiy astonishing. plfheu
Z, 49, Z - enil kno"n Antcoie O. caEcrs
the ansidote IL sPp@TeaLy ~ euieriag INTO IN
So tnic ARScmposition u tlc cancer. canccrsus ma
fEnani ~ unhcaltly rrcu1h. ;herely r moving al
81. IL sa s '' =, s,'5s.s ss sssss .ss ssssros l.s
=, without psiA ~ me usc Sf tie kuise; ailhsos
s n. s5,,.n - esrnS, Viihoes shs loss Of blood
pded q otAobskea sy< q an o,,.u uOussd. a. .ssl.
sfr t Is 8, water. ly this mcsns large -
p retiss<d from = parts. The sys large elosa
Nsfsssf FL. esfe - othrr trcatmens could possi
by csti. auiin doing to wc feel ela<srred ~ nv
los persaan "a cr - when al othes fai-
lAc uet'cal raifrnify snt aliltcrsstt ar invited
iocaii. and fwfi exhibit large nunijer - tsncsss
ta&i aase thas removed art pTesa see, an ~ de-
siFe " i rcfr S. h drets q cares cared n ghcrs
tlfc cturfrr
Consumption, AstanA. .Bsopchiils, rharyrglil,.
els al AZ cfiohs. trestct " ishaiAtlor cr e,hsr-
sise. r@fueal,r ausnros pa - 81 oisessesoftbe
kye sud 1 az sach partial hllndt 81 deafnoss
either acuie or chronic IN in po<sesslan ~ .ines
aScVef falling Eeasds ier flis aud Apopiiie nls.
eases.
ScrorriA, RurtvArrsN. AND LIVES cos
rLAi>7.
T-ss'et win suoc.,,. sfurrve disea.e.. sueh -s'.
csls. l4ss esd 70 40 e. u bead sspthis.s phiisc
~ et.ofs n cufti ei-'s e.. 'yspi ga std ifsdi-
s~ssi rrts piie soau-, ~ s~.liirek Ausnfc-
iio lsff u hi ue ani ~ptie ~ii receive DC at
ftHfisr.
A. ssw sns .poe. ,fsl wess Z r = ~. Via
rAe' no m AniA4 chr "a i'tss y Won't uod
a. The tssu m.
The , bis A.d tesuisr prof ,-ion re invited 20
c. sRs *, .'ne n, ,,e men. otesaccr.
n clod N~iy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12

AsaEEs.
0s.h. Basa,e In Bank, zs,so7 80
Bsndt an Morgages being hrs. lien on
Real tstait. worth al least a. so7 zoo foa.eo2 o.
Loans stocks 49, anl, "a demand,
market value of securities elp7,rIB so II. 800 O.
oAns slock. market vaiue) 7s,sIb o.
value. loa. 500 q,
ilpoklyn CITY tfer Boz a. ~ .Ian ~
North Carolina state nonds toafkei al 1,n-c o.
nisso0ri STATE Bonds lnaarkc. sAluel la.O0O o.
neal kslAte. SG. " al street. o5,3o6 81
Interest due LIT January, 1881. ~
which e.. .3s0 - has siueo been red. 27T02 81
Balance n hands OF Agcuts and In coufAe
oftfansmiasi0n from Arenis on 1st of
been receivedl. co.leo 10
land RlsFs). stoss %
Dnn<Prcrsrty. Miscoliansors itessis. $500 90
~ md uncoileclt1 ou Ioil- -. =. =.
a 0n>~s ~sts~ -
=, - g .z4r<61.xu xoa ,ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12

lv iLxpres;s'
punished sssf1 veil.saa5. satl.s0 psf aanr'a.
.ffatkH.
ss-So papal seal without e. mohsf. ar couiiau-
ienner time than paid fcr
txafrs ca Advertising ~ weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12
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80 W DIN.
'PfHfrig ef Csneir7at ksx locafea 80,
s-e..ff. -. -
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SEWING MACHINE
A GEN FOR TIE MILLION
VINE. DEMOtsEST'S
IS
RUNNING STITCH.
sowing Machine

T 6 ~ Ftrrsesi. n.rir. rFFl-rsr anf svssSrr
i sf ~ ~. sft P. = 81 Ifsitth
q fs~lT srvf.e ~ q. usHa.t. ssfilg fpoffs.
I'D ff,tlf crHata-nfsi f4 a. - i.ftt ar 7offs-
b.. lvfiztips i~.s "a GRO psau1. tbsf 81 can -
caates is,l ~ c4fr o. ctte+ef e itc'e
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. ri'f trsre~ ~ trf ffT tfrfs "a
~ the -inpis t4rniag ofac-a : @tth o1t aaaf
"a saidirz fhe work ~ 80 o'fer s. sirrfy sst.
very zap iy -,fh oaNos >Tf-tH ca - tl~ ralf-
ma s.ith 3 &c ~ siKf ht,n Tlse, ollf r1efe
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a. .iI. a. rr-In. ~ bfrs>-f - .s.lT ~ Esatf
tle-ais - .fifsa o. D .ssins mar irs hsing
.er E So sa-test g. ats. 40 G. llefs a.
- 80 st.d strer fft<les 90 ~ iistt fatf-f. =
fte' ff-~- - ferp siu tf fyrktrkrlr-
fssst chrf 2. f5e ttrie itkea s-ofnx a. arf
ca snre q sfifre. = ai~ s. estv eofEaficr fri
sech 9 usrvtl q 4l.rifs htf G. .4 rf II qf
81 - cs1 rsrEks1Avp i .rsr1tcis.fif ar ~
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stnnta = ilsele g. ~ ozi = cr<.f.
ra-h racLfns s. lst - - Eeti sc1. acc >
ris1 SO fall s1l sEpiic.. clrte .s1t so iTe1fJ
rr~ reed e.
81. - s-~ ,64rsss j. - uai.-1 statf- - fs-
osiSt 81 an o-tsr. s1ci-ir - ancvat. 14s- b.
oslisct=t - kxpless O. cslivrfy e sa- -.
80 - "a. 9 frsrf raee :. 20 u1crl ti.e go
! y a. = fortrs-ts -ff e t~e-sf
- p-Ttcoisrs. pee rs-ns e s<~trz. err. sst4
stszD 81 res Z po~tsEe Address y -. l,~srua
NJ Ne. 40 BrostNsy. .N.T.
e@ fr-ry LAty. Ncsher. Nsl1rFf sul T--ss'
rsksr - - hsre o. ~ tsese sai1ahie s~~f-
Hschinss Bcs2tei~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-12
OYSTERS.

IsgEsa OYSTERS Iast rocs.ss1 sEt y % bt kest
il 5astarsiy oa hao. ~ :. A-Teote. ~ the s-'sr
Q s-ry. eur1sr lsA ara os.e srse-s- dis-~ss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-11

TRAISs GOING NoErH AID WEST
Leave Burlington at 30 A. NJ, 1855 An, aad
Q O5 ?. NJ.
MAIL TRAIS leaves Boston at so a. u. via
Lowell, Lawrence or Fitchburs. Leaves Spring
feld. at % A. NJ, Bellows Falls y IS Pm,
connecting az " 1ite River junction wi.h Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumusic kali
road for and from -. Johnsbury and Littlet0n +;
arriving Burlington az 90 Pm, and .. Adams
at Z 40 P. NJ. and Lodge
ACCOMMODATES EEAINleaves Northfeii at .
AN. o., and Burlin, ton 10 So A. NJ. for Rou Sc
Point sHd Montreal, arriving az Burlington a
II so and az Montreal 90 ?. 81.
NIGHT EXPRESS TgAIN, leaves Bellows Falls at
Is p. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at 90 A. VI.
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting 40 u bite
River Junction with train leaving Boston 5 90
PM via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White
River Junction at II So +. NJ, arriving 90 Buzz
linrton AZ 25 An, kouse's Point 10 40 An,
Montreal al 10 90 An, and O-ieusburgh az 90
p. NJ. connecting with Grand Trunk Trains for
Detroit. Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached Co both the Sigh 8
Express trains running between B0uses Point az d
Boston.
Through Tickets FOR Chicago and the West for
sale the principal stltions
e. MERRILL, S1Pt.
81. Adams VI. Nov. Is. ls6I-
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday, Jan. s, 1862.

Trans GOING SoUTH AND EAsr.
Leave Burlington at Z 90 A. NJ, 10 So A. NJ and
IS P. N.
MAIL TRAIN leaves 81. Adams a. G IS 4. NJ,
Burlington at 100 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from Wells
Rive-. st. Johnsbury and Liitletcn, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell. W orcest,r,
&C., and connecting at BellowsEalls with Cheshire
Railroad for Boston, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York, arriving in NewYork at 10 Is, P ".
AccouMoDArIoS TRAIN leaves kouses Point at
6 S. A. NJ. for Burlington and Mortified.
NIGHT EXPRESS leav-s Ogdensburgh 40 ID 50
An, Montreal at 80 P. NJ, Rouse's Point O 10
PM, arriving at Burlington 9 IS Pm, IN Boston
AZ 5 40 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls viii
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, and
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield and
New Haven, and arriving in New York at 4 %
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Alburgh Springs Academy.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER having male arrange
4 ments with the Trustees to take permanent
charge Of Alburgh Springs Academy, will com
mence the Spring Term on the 5th Of May.
Full instruction will be given in all the
ENGLISH & CLASSICAL BRANCHES, MUSIC.
and all studies usually pursued in our high
schools. Competent Teachers will be provided,
and no pains spared, to make the Alburgh Springs
second 70 Hozs in the state for efficiency and thor
oughness q instruction.
For particulars inquire Of the Principal,
THADDEUS LANDuN.
Alburgh Springs, March IS ls62. wtw
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Watches, Bracelets, Rings, Pas, diamonds
Chains, Slrer Ware, and Other
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oCDENsBUECH RAILROAD.
NINrEE AEKAYarNENT.

an AMI sitor Nov. 2j. Ist1, Passenger Trains
~ will rgn as follows (Sluilys cxceptci)-
GOING FAST.
MArL.-Ls1ve Orlensbgr-h a. Il.50 a. u..
stopping az all stations tjine az Malone, -.4C)
arrive at Eouscs Point a; 5 30 p. Ne, connecting
with Night Trains with Splendid N',g7'ug Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal. arriving at Bos-
ton and New FORK carly next day.
GONG wCr.
NAIL.-Leavs Boston and New ok az 800 p.
a., arriving 90 k1lsss P.ilt q, 1.+jA 49,. Malone
10 so A. w., P.t-iam Junction 1917 A. BE-. O--
denstur-l goo 2. ~. c1nur-ti1. with tae G-ani
Trunk Railway AMI Lake u-lri1 steamers. aud
OTTAWA AMI Prescott E4lFay f.r Pho Wes a7i
North.
The Iail, cuaucc- no lo;sl1u JUNCTION with
Trains 40 the Fat.jim AMI Waterfowl Railroad.
GO Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
bursl aui NentTell Railroad.
gro. Y. HOYLE, surt-
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LONDON EXHIBITION.

RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
FIRST CLASS, Si6O
THIRD CLASS, S66.
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That tho responsible guaranty OF Tao agents,
GEo. W Il G. g. BENEDICT, is given with each
Machine, and that their prices arc fv lar as az
the factory, and no charge for irci ht or expires
sage
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fdthOOttSJ
Rs;no the stock of a Private Broker, and TO be
soId az Ono Dollar each without regard 10 vaius,
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL ioo
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TO GET.
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SSRHI;HY!3gh;
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

y NEW Dissolve
FE'HE Ascarides or Pin Worms the removal Of
which has ever bafHed the skill Of the most
eminent physicians, and universally considered by
them as beyond the reach Of medicine ARE entirel
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. r. G.. GouId's Pin Worm Syrup.
A Cure Warranted IN eUery case,
Rehef afforded IN ticenty-fOur hours
This Syrup is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS. Intense itching, biting and distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat,
often mistaken tor the piles) Gisagreeable sensa-
tion in the epigastric region or lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wakefulness, starting and
scre inning in the sleep, fainting, and not unfre-
quently spssms or fits.
CAUrIoS.-The genuine has the name 90 Dr.. T.
C. Gouds Pin Worm Syrup" blown IN each bot
tie his portrait and fac smile Of his signature
in the wrapper.
HERVEY 4 MOORE, Proprisiors
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co,
l and u Marshall ST., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England
Sold in Burlington by A. C. SPEAR and J. W.
R0BY 4 co.