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Parrish Of Orleans, CITY OF New Orleans,
Be:tenenhered that the 1ih Of D4Gtmb 1851
rudersgned Penes IN and for tie city
Aforesaid personally appeared OMEE GAILLARD, P5esl
drt, and A. SCHREIBER Secretary, Citizens Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans, who being duly
according to law do depose and that foregoing
seus' and true and correct transcript from the tootsof
tie Company.
Subscribed and in New or9aas this Istb 6sy Of
pe9ember, 1861, before
Second Justice Of th-Peace for hs Parish of Orleans
ytr Board OF Trustees pay
q FIX PER CENT per cash all outstanding
certificates of Profits the holders thorso
sen:stres, astsr the SECOND MONDAY Of February
Also de- lare dividend twenty per 20 per
cent? re earned premiums OF Company year
ending gh of November 1861, for which certificates will
issued Oh and after the second Monday III February
Geo. ". West, Vice Pres. NJ. Mussor,
D. :7amison, RP HINT
Ar. Nitenherger, Martin Gordon, Jr,
J. Leisy, Cesaire Olivier
Jas A. White, A. Bohn
Douglas West, Euna A,gustin.
oalet 6a,lard. 90
Joo GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
For sale by
BgA. DRYER Co,
IS Chartres street.
SHOE THREAD. 4
1000 DOZEN SHOE THREAD.
Fof sal. by
B. A. BRTEg & CO.,
43 Chartres street.
$4,000 YARDS COTTONADE.
For4sae by
.s B. A. DRYER 4 CO., g.p
|, # 4s Chsrtres street,.
UNDERSTANDS.
1000 dozen UNEERsHIRTs.i
For sale by
B. A. DRYER Il CO.
4S Chartres street..
LOG DozENs OFFICERS SILK sAsHEs.
| For sale by H
| ~ B. A. DRYER l. CO..
| 43 Chartres street.
| 10000 DOZEN MEMS, WOnIEN'S Il chill
DREN'S HOSIERY.
! B. A. DRYER 4 CO., s.-...
| .ttff. 4s Chsrres street.
| 10000 DOZEN ALExAHDER's SPOOL
THREAD.
| B. A. DRYER 4 CO.,
| n6 Sm 45 G,arres street.
! NEW INFIRNIARY.
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Foreign .NGiI from .TesD Orleans,
VIA TAMPICO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering In with Others the
ncouyepences Of blockade and with foreign
countries has by The advice and approval of j. L. Rde
Postmaster At New Orleans, taken ALI needul
tsblsh his expense, Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and The Mexican port of fmpco with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port AugHse
de Mesgrigney and P NJ Maar highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appone@ and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting Of 1898 letters left this city the lC instant in
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close TIE
9th oi November, poxno, O'Clock p ~ aud will leave
New Orleans the morning. The third mali will leave New
Orleans the 10Th of December and subsequently,
proper arrangements be made the regular times Of depar
will be the 10th and 18th each making semi
monthly mail.
GaF Of Charges 01oiny Lsters, iacpdug Coyedsra,e
Postage.
Single Letters half less doupe and multiple
in proportion
10 lhi6nd OF Cuba. 10
To other West Indies. s5
Letters from abroad be received through the route
The foreign Postage such Letters prepaid Tam
rco they be endorsed BY India Mall via
Tsrnpico, care Ct Postmaster Mt Maanoios"
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Get. Is, 1861. No. IL Customhouse St.
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.4Gr0ys BtTd,

.4G7"0n BIRD,
tsUCCEssCR TO sEWELL 7. TAYLOR) IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. IL and IS Royal street, ts
lsrge supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE quarts and pnts also other brands
viz CHARLES EEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and ether brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old Sheies AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR ERRIEs-ls3s-soUpHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other Madsras of lower grade supero
Old Dry Dock PORT other Of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-vinage 1875, 1885
1907 and 1sosslarge supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass And wood. WE1s-
KYs-scotch and rish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints quarts. COR
DIALs etc. Kylsla of the best WINES which
will be sold other housen the city
AARON BIRD, D..
ais 2n1y eF.- -- Nos Is and IL Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
ed by its Charter.

The above statement is Just true aud transcript from
he books Of the Company. IT, r.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORIxkEtS
City of New Orleans. )
Sworn md subscribed before this the day jan
nary, 1862. - s5
D. +. MITCHELL. f
Second Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25

A3-Notice-1 take this method OF Offering
free of charge the families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between ryapia and Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
my3l satf 2. YEISER. N. q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
SOn5h- Western
EXPRESS CONF ANY

4 BRITISH sHEAMERs. ES
This Company has completed its for the prompt
and rspid transmission of MAIL MATTER to g., -
All Parts of the World.
The fourth Special Messenger will leave New Orleans
On WEDNESDAY, january 2oth 1862 att o'clock "A. M. e
Letters will be received up the hour of starting.
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY March lst, 1862
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing the
present political troubles in Mexico prudent, he vii
go to Havana by
Tariff of Charges ON Outward Letters.
tIncluding Confederate Postage from this ctyD ~
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico ........$1 90
10 Cuba ....- l W
10 Europe ....-.,............ ] 70
10 united States 25
Letters halt will bo charged proportion
Open letters for the United States will be received
ned by committee appointed by MhiorGeneral Lowell
If approved by said committee they will sent forward
not approved, they will be returned.
Letters from abroad be received through this Company.
They must be enclosed in envelopes
postage TO that place be pepa The express charges from
Havana may be collected at destination.
Letters for this Express he forwarded any part
the Confederscy the Southern Express Company
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail may enclosed amount required
per the above tariff of the Western Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information, apply Agents OF the Southern
Express Company, in amy part Of the Conedeacy.
J. J. MCKEEyER, President,
GO 2ptf e6 Camp street. New Orleans. La
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dts NVffs de Ia Compagnie.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, See;ttsire.
Fiat DE LA LouIsrAsE, PAHossE pORLE8Es,2
Vile de Ia kou vale Orleans
4ssenens Ct sgne devat qua. riSme jour de jar vler
1867
y, F. MITCHELL,
iEG got Deuxietne Justice de PhS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
Roots. Shoes and Rs.ogaD,ss

Roots, Shoes assd Rs'OgGpass
At wHoLEsALH.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Eusss
HRoGANs; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf and GampeAchy
HATS, at:te,oweet marke prcssby T.
.---.--~ , FROST L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New OrleArs.
q4sr Hats, C&ps, etc., at Wholesals.
recenstanyreesl general Silk
Fur, Cashmere Panama Leghorn straw Palm Leaf Mexcs>
and Wool HAZs- stths lowest market prices by
. -s FROST Il CO.,
iyls aukw 10. 10 Magazine street. FewOrlesns
ID McGUIG1N d. co.. -.- .,.
8 A L N AK & r
-g't E. No. al Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tents TsrpaaliHs and Flags made the shortest
srge supply Of Canvass always hand bsst
brands. = + - --.5gg = mao ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
PGst-Onice Notice.

Thefoee0na project tor Foreign Mail is fully entitled
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq, Is Now Orleans
responsibility and He has resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters Intended for this Mail may along with the
money required per tariff above and the euveope Gd
dressed Cos.as Foreign Mail of Postmaster New
lespsn
Tie Confederate Postage this office be prepaid
j. l.. RIDDEiL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, 1861 ol9 2pLt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
10 i511cliE pJIouRAaIof cIfTl n EEW ORLEANS

OrHRA 10 sNIGir. o-night, II viii be recol-
Eiscted d the time for the performance Of Meyer
beerA grand opsrs in 3fys acts, Robert le Diable
The orcheesra, the chorus, and the appointments
generally III an on the right scale, and the rarity
o operntic IA the city this season.
together with the sxceIlenee Of the opera itself,
ought ID draw IA crowded house, and We have no
du1bt Will. The visitor To- night will be reminded
=of Old times Al the Opera HOUSE, when peace
smiled over the land and every rything was ii full
biasst. iljss
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rItsss AaiIp Grssttnt.

,I rsaus Aailr Grtsftnt.
si511aiEl ElyouRAaIof crrT oF MEM ORLEANS
90 80 a. NIxDn, Ha1sas A1sl erarrisssr.
onr1uE ~: vo osSNfF " W. sTREHT- sEE'a
rallis ssssssapsians, 40 N ne Wsss, e Cents
\ i. ias.rssasa shs ususl rates
ass*s aissnnnt mAAe 70 sssuias AaveEtssta- II
80, yFSslkly Crssesst II ruhlishsd syeEy sAfoss
~ Assnss. susscrivass; s4aAsst..sly Y .ay.aes
's14iRDAY MORNING., JAM AnT ass lssa.s
No Re mach indebted 70 tAes Hon. John ~
NcI earn. q ths Hosase of Hepfss trem
m c,tys III vtiaable isgiaiative documents.
eussor faillsy wil scsspt sur thanks for slnl- h
rss casss o. other Il has been
] sssssaSt ~ ID get documents from Baton lI
KYuSs t1s He could set Inflammation
Hon Rf6hsnona Sashsill ieston and Mobile,
wAiia oGr Stats 1spisal remained asesisd book 70
- Aftsr waiie ws sappose tie State Printer
! Ill lst % know What fsss been done
,sws a. 7indsssrdI 10 Virgi Phelps, #
Il ID Texas GsraIsy xhe just rom Kentucky tor
4 aah4e noHj1rw Essean EapeFs We are not advised
M a. 1all I'M Captain ii down here looking
n n iks Al ship Island. CAPT. Phelps
i II In n ~ NH Eol. Terry was killed. and
~ ~ hssae killed Under. him.
anssAIA SENA chronicle with great
haeasars III election of Nj Hdnter 70 the Gonfed-
erase Ssnsts the more % that most nnjusti6able
y attempt to aefeAt Nm Eaa 1laiis The South has
sArriceE
Senate corla ~ oi yal1e vt this lime than
3lSs HsntsrS.s He q VI man whose record as u
States Riekkg nbiican isH sunimpe chat "a
scholar of VIZ aid saried attainme ents "a gentle
+ nkr sins pnrs and incorrapsibl in private
lfe ID III pahlic above all, q statesman and Q pos
IttseSi III will beo inc1lc Bile Ser
Il vice III HID &ras Senate of thu eonfad deracy.
HIss eUlIsa w XII MI. FlIiam Ballard Preston, Of
nfanx Remery o0anty, agentlemsn worthy to be Mr.
Nasltsrx sallssg g1e il ths Senats. He has been y
siiiSer III tEs oli Gongtess from Virginia, Score
n tsxg0 I'LL for President Tay ylor. and q promi-
nsst saxllsr of tae iste rsinia Convention. He
isaa IL rsrs esoquence which u not y be Won
ia 81 Vbsn Nh rsiiect that ne isof the family of
&he rsstons of south oIina and Virginia, and Of
Eloyda ~ Camp phsls OF he latter State. Both
Il II these gsntlemen are IA the prime Of life Both
4 passSss, s1a deservedIy ID, the confidence and
siisstiou 81 IN the people of irginia. Both are
u honest nsn and Ths historic glories Of
] ths Old Doninion uill never he dimmed when she
ii rsjsfssehted by tto anuh Senators as Robert r.
4 Hunter and William Ballard Preston.
WELL Caosss. The elsction of Gen. John Z.
LsRis lEsjofs General pf Tie State troops BY the
ths W. 81 Gen. MT firot ~ AdjutantsG General,
tI,o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25

i. MI ITTARY NoTicEs There are many important
militia NJ orders and notices ii our columns this
! @morni pg, 10 which No direct general attention.
Ther lin ha faund nndar proper heads. 19Es.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
Fnssstass's Cotton Press,
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS.

iaG 1m2D6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25

IA MI IT1ARY NoTicEs There are many important
militia M orders and notices in our columns this
J Snorni pg, to which w direct general attention.
Thsy iill be found under proper heads.
GLosi staoEs INKS The Citizens, Crescent City,
all6chans III and Traders, Union Bank, and Bank Of
Anasrica give notice tlis morning that they will
clase IN 1fQnday next ID compliance with the res
ndaA Adopef The Geyernor. See notices.
aas NaarKA As1 StoMfA ANIks. Tie Board OF Under
wtites gise iotice that all the Insar
snce Unacss Il irl bes closed next Monday in COM
plIappe Win y reeonldend ndation Of the Governor.
8S @
8 soryasRN I'LL III AnTs slFDax MAsuFAcroaY.
ditsct atteHA on % the advertisement Of Messrs.
Iyons h u. II, The enterpr prising manufacturers
lnifos IA and other clothing, corner Or
aha Rt i ihaEles streets, which appears in
an0tisr column. II will be seen w their adyer-
tselnspt that fhie ouse, having very large stock
Of maj tsfial IA hAsA 4 are prepared 10 meet the
wants of ear rslal ateer sol diefy, Hhether they
epne tsingly, by 10 mpanies, or by regiments.
MessTs. u Il Go: hase 4 large force engaged ali
the time, and asnma,a and fulfill contracts to any
extent, ii tths shortest notice. We hope our read
III Win giye this matte attention, and IL any Of
fAem dssirs uniformaer my other Of clothing
Trey Mn stss this ksosthe rn nlanufaotory chance.
1 So their xdvSftis M 81 @ N
aGaE ERATnr onr eiegraphic dispatches,
8 II tAs Memphis peal q Thursday, from Nash:
M isass No Fsderal hscs At Murray, twenty
dsss ikos nAr3s, tssbs ,sa, ,09es The informa-
tiau ,ufpostz u he q lzse "a 18th. We hare,
\ houeS d what NJ dssA cssk ksin intelligence that
on 4ias svening of ths 1ss ~ force of the enemy
at ihst ,oint Vas No ksestes snwe have stated
elsewhss >, siz: thres scf infantry and
baftaitow g0f cavalry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
tCopy of Certificats,i

LEWIS Il CO., DEALERs IN
AP Fancs aHd Staple D.l Goods, No. LIS Canal styest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25
Bargains in Clothing.

Office and residence the ELECTRO. CHEMICAL INsTI
TUTE, l35 ST. Joseph New Orleans. i25 2pMoWe&Fr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-25

I'll Asc GoMfA NIks. TIE Board OF Under
gise iotlce this that all the lnsar
snce Unicss II dl be- closed next Monday IL com,
plianaa win ssreeomtnen ndation Of the Governor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19

CIsTERNs AND WELLs.-It is probably
not known by most persons, that the bottom
Of cistern or deep well even, may be tho
roughly inspected for fllth, or lost articles,
by using common mirror docking glass)
When the sun shines, hold the mirror so
Shat the light win be reflected in a bright
spot at the bottom of the water, and a pin
can be seen at depth Of ten TO twenty
feet or more. We have in this manner seen
fishes at the bottom Of thirty or forty feet
Of clear water. If the sun be hid by inter
venihg objects, use two or more mirrors to
10 beed the light by double or treble refec-
ZION TO sbe desired point. we have thus
drown the light coming into the dining
soora window, by one mirror through the
door into the kitchen, by another to cor
ner Of the latter room, and by third
mirror cast il down into a cisteTn Sufficient
y strong to see small angle worm al the
bUttom.-Ass. Agriexht~ia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19

CoLD, OR CArARRH IN SHEEr.--Flock
masters should take particular care of
their sheep when affected with a cold in the
winter months; for if neglected, it frequent
y becomes so deeply seated as to be ncura-
BILE, and ends in phthisic or consumption
The best remedy for cold is, first, place
your sheep III ~sll-ventilaied, dry stable,
comfortable Uttered, and second, give it
any slight purging medicine, with mcder-
ate allowance of hay and bran mash, one
fifth Of which should be oil meal. Colds,
or catarrhs are not only epidemic, but en-
demic !; be careful, therefore when you winter
your sheep, that they be no predisposine
cause in their locality and when they are
attacked, remove them instantly from the
flock. BY following these precautions. ant
keeping them well fed, shelterd, aired, wa
tered, and sailed, one may bid defiance t,
disease among his flock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19

The secretary Of the Iowa state aericul-
tural society gives the following estimate of
the amount OF crops raised in that state this
year Wheat, 2o,OoO,ooo bushels, or 1850
900 bushels more than in 1861 corn, 20,
100000 bushels, an excess over the crop
OF last year of 100000 bushels; there
were 1895, 900 acres planted to corn; oats.
1o,o0o,oo0 bushels; hay, 100000 tons ;
sorghum, 3,ooo,goo gallons tobacco, double
the quantity of last year. The state will
be able TO export 10000 cattle and 900,
600 hogs The number of sheep in the
state Is estimated at 250,Oo0-being an in
crease of one-third, as compared with last
year. The estimate Of the crops in Illinois,
Is as follows 10y Wheat, 1900, 600 bushels /,
corn, l2o,ooo,oOo bushels oats, 5000, 900
bushels hay, 100000 tons sorghum, z,
800 900 gallons cotton, 1000 bales ,tobac-
GO, 25,ooo,ooo pounds.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19
Important to the Afflicted.

r. DOW con tnues to be consulted at his office. Nos
- anu Endeou streets Boston, on all diseases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
ny long course Of study and practical experience a.
limited extent DR. d. has the qualification OF preSeptin
me unfortunate with remedies that have never since *
Of W "ieinius ca
GoNoRRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of ypnera. ana
pure ooo', lmpoeney, sefofila, Gonorrhesa Ulcers,
pan and distress 10 the regions proefeation
OF the Bladder and Kidneys Iydrocee Abcesses ftn,,
fIthn' wcliogs, aud the long train of horrible
attending this class of disease made 10 heefoe a. b
less as the simplest aIings of a child 90 i'Aini'
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or d. devotesa great part of his time to the =
oe cases caused by secret and solitary habit which On
ms Tue body and mind uniting the upforfunate
a. ior business or society. Some of the sad and
eees produced by early habits youth arc WeaEnes
,ie baek and LIMBS Dizziness of the head Dimness q, 80.
ptsnon OF the heart, Dyspepsia Nervousness nerSs
ene ~ the digestive ifnctsons Symptoms OF nI, 49,
me fearful effects the mind are much ~ he j
ross % memory confusion ideas depression 81 MI,
~ e ioreoodings aversion of society selistYss t;a;
&c are among the evils produced Such personS sLoJ
contemplating mairmony, consult a physieiap a.
and De at once restored health and 6ar,j
laehts VINO wish to remain under DR. Dowis treatns,
dsys or wtess. VIII be furnished witt, pleasant $500
charges for bosrd moderate. Medicines sept 10 an 49,
~ Tue country, with full directions for use on
Of your cases DR.. Dow has also for ale me F
.aPoties warranted the hest preventive f,sss ~ s
THREE for 81 and a red stamp " "ai,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19
Railroads..
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..

TRAINS GOING sourn AND Easr.-Nla train leaves Rpu'
sss Point AZ 80 A. NJ. st Abaus at sltA NJ Burlington
at 200 A, NJ, connecting 10 White River junction with
trains for and from Wells River, ~ Johnsbnry iitteon
and with Northern Railroad Tor Boston lowell, Worreshr
poston aud With Vermont Valley RaihoSd er spruphpd
New iayen and YORK, arriving In Nav York AT ~ 10
Pm.
trcal as p NJ Eoiscs Point at 20 T.. anil arriNng
IN Boston AT so a. conntctng at leiioes friis With
Cheshire Raiyoad or son and Worcester and with Yer
mont Valie, Railroad fir Springfield New Haven and New
York, hfsiying In New York at 2oP NJ.
Trains going North and Wes-Mail train leaves noston
81 TSl via Lowell iawrenee Or fitchsurgh Leaves
Springfield Mt 40 A. Bellows Falls at " 20 7. NJ. eau
meeting White River Junction with Nor horn Railroad
nom boston, and with passumpse Railroad for and FROM
St Iohnslary aud Lteton arriving at Harrington at 10
p. NJ and at ST. Adams at 7a5 .. NJ, aud lodge.
Nl0ur ExRRss TeAS leaves Bellows Pallr at o. 70 r. NJ,
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad oayns
New York ut 90 A. NJ and from Cheshire Railroad leGs.
Ing Boston at 400 p connecting at White River june
tion with traio leaving Boston at 90 r. NJ via LOVELY
at col NJ via Lawrence. Leave White River Junction vt
lls0 arriving at burlington at 6,l5 A. NJ Rouse 5
Point at 80 A. NJ, arrive ut Montreal at so A. M and
at ogensburgh Mt II Az ? M connecng with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit. ChicaEo1 and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached TO both the
night express trains running between Rouses Point aud
Boston, and between Rouse,s Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and this West fbr sale at thu
principal stations. q MERRILL Supt
St Adams, Vt, Dec. 3, 1862. 2e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19

/ ARGE BOX STOVES, suitable for Furnsces 70,
- Meeting Houses. School Rooms &C. Cottast CastinSs
ea Shoes Crates and Doors sugar work CONSTANTS ~
hA"u " 1871 A. S. CEAIiH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19
Rutland Il Burlington Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ON and after Monday June l6, 1859, Trains will run as
~ follows to witt
MOVING SOUTH AND FAST.
Leave Burlington, $50. A. NJ, aud9.a0PM
Arrive at Rutland, u 20 aad - 30 A Nj.
ieave Ru tlHpd. 5.R6 aud ~ 40 A. NJ.
Arriveat Bellows Falls, T5O A. NJ, aud 80 r. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
leave Bellows Falls l2,RO and el5 Pm.
Arrive at RIO laod 245 and II IS p. NJ.
Leave itntla 4e0 A, NJ, SO and 400 p. VI.
Arriyea nt tinston 102 A NJ, OBS aud 90 p. H.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Centraland VT. & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Alhans Rouses Point. Mon.
trea ogensburgh and the NeStAt Rutland with trains
for Troy. Albany and New Yerk Sara Springs scenee.
lady and the Westt Bellows Fails with on Chesh.
ne Railroad for Fitchbuyg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattpburo Springfield
Hartford. New Haven AMI New York-and with Sullivan r.
for Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River st
bury, BARTON Littiston and thu White Mountains.
Passengers TOR thu West will find this cheap pleasant
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga and sehenet and
thence By New York Genital Raroad. or passengers can
proceed via Burlington aud ogiensburh connecting at the
latter place with s the Grand Trunk Railway Tor ali
points West and South.
~ The $40 train from Burlington is mail train for Dos.
ton
The 10 90 train from Burlington, and 40 train from Rut
land Is New York and Montreal Express.
The 30 2. NJ. train from Beews Falls eennpets with
train leaving Boston ~ 4U0PM VI.
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder and Rail-
way Guide n. A. OHAFIN. Supetintphrrnt
RUTLAND, VI, May 20, 1862. III
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BLANKS, DEEDS, wRfTs, &c.

n oET6A0E warntes and ouftcizirn Teeis ia. s-ess
w cessfy Court aud Attachment Wits, Grand Jurors
esu1<ss<ss ssss Ssbrss,urs al for sale
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THU ONLY Positively TIR|
Proof Safe in the Word,

vlHEN the contents of SAFES are DESTROYED ths -, .
w safi9bly burned by heat being conducted 70 t,e
the insle wood casing through the bbr aud aeorss,
ths iron soits and plates forming and fastening i
20 the outside iron plate Of the door and iouing dl
to heinside wo5d casing. thus f0rniny coanuous i
duc,or of the best heat e1ndsslhs msistial FROM Il, II
the safe.
90 AZ SAFES, safe ours, are thus built. Examin.
safe door
THE MAITLAND PATENT SAFES SO CONSTRUCTED l,
entirely cut pf all communication 81 hent in this ~
20 constructing ths door and the door Nay of ssapss
other equally u-eonddeting material a. 70 have ~
oots running through thu door iron plate arosul
part OF the safe, hereby keeping the interior add e
OF the safe accidentally protected from all thai q
% The door as n any other portion Of the az
NJ. BiGnBow ANsoN HARpY Manat,e.sT-.s Il
Proprietors g School street opposite Cts Hall Rot
Further particulars in reteftfes to the above safe
sample seen, on application to sHEGTIN WrAaI
Agents, Grafton, ~ III