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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
4. ir SIS RAILROADS. Fr et lGt

TRAINS GOING SoUrH EAsr.-slail train leaves Rou-
se's Point at so A. NJ StAlbans at 6le Burlington
at 100 A. NJ connecting White River junction with
trains for Wells River st. Johnsbnry Lttleton
aud with Northern Railroad for Boston, LOWELL Worcester
competing Bellows Falls with Cheshire railroad for
Boston and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New and New York, arriving in New York ut i0l5
PM
NIour EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh at 100 NJ, Mon
trca 345 p NJ Rouse's Point at go p. AMI arriving
in Boston at $40 A. NJ, connecting at Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester ard with YER
Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven aud New
York, arriving in New York at 4 20 p. NJ.
Trains going North and westMail train leaves Boston
81 via Lowell Lawrence. fitchburgh. Leaves
Springfield at A. NJ Bellows Falls at IL 25 z. NJ
meeting at White siver junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, aud with rassumpsc Railroad for and from
St. Johnsbry and lteton arriving at Burlington at 10
p. NJ and at st. Adams at .55 p. NJ. and lodge.
Nieur EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 9l5 p. NJ
receiving passengers Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
ing Boston at 400 P NJ, connecting White River June
90 p NJ via Lawrence Leave White River junction at
ll40 P NJ. arriving at burlington at SIS A. NJ Rouses
Point at 80 A. NJ, arrive at Montreal at 1870 NJ and
0edensbnrghat II 40 p NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago. aud the West So xt.re
New and beautiful sleeping attached to both the
night express trains running between Rouse Point
Boston, aud between Rouses Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. MERRILL Supt.
st. Adams Vt, Dec. S, 1862. d %
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Cheshire Railroad.

9 UAMER ARRANG EsfENT.--on and after MONDAY
~ May &c, 1862 Trains will run follows
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ. and SIS NJ; Keene at 30
a. NJ and b5 p. Mand aErve at Fitehhnrg II 40
and 45Z M Boston at 30 and 80 NJ. Worcester
at 200 and 700 IN.
MOVING WEST.-Leaye
Poston at 30 A. NJ and 90 p NJ: Fi.chburrh at As
A. Nj aud 30 p. NJ Keene, IL % A NJ and Is p NJ -
and al rive at Bellows Fails l22o A. NJ and sl5 p NJ
Windsor 90 A. NJ and 10 Is p. NJ. Rutland, 400 A. 81
and ii IS 7. NJ; burlington 8 90 P. NJ
Trains Connect as follo,cs:
Up trains at Bellows Falls With RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal octlens-
burgh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change of between Boston and Rutland
BY either train Lodge at Rutland, arriving Burlington
500 next morning, &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor. White
River junction, Burlington. ogdensburg. Montreal ST
Johnsbury, &c, via VT CENTRAL, PASSUMPsIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all points
north the last train running direct through Windsor
r. junction and burlington by night over VT c.
H. H., arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, &c.
Dozen Trains Connect a Fftehbmgh
with Trains OF fchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City
And at Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
ia r. for Nashua and Concord Trains of stony
Brook X. X for Lowell, Lawrence Sc
A CHAPLIN Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt
superintendent Office, Keene, N. H., May %, 1862.
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American & Foreign Patent
X. IL. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENT
Late agent Of the U. 8, Patent Once Washington i,
the Act Of 1881
IS STATE STREET, opposite KIlby Street, pnsTa

FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty y
II continues TO secure Patents IN the United stae
IN Great Britain France, and other foreign countr.
Yeats Specifications, Bonds Assignment and ali Pan
Drawings for Pate. t., executed liberal terms an
despatch Besearehes made into American or foreisutt
TO determine the dity utility Of Patents or laval
and legal OF other advice rendered all matters
ing the same Copies Of the claims Of any Patent iur
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded Y
ington
The Agency Is not only the largest In New England
through Il inventors have advantages tor recurring p
Of asceraing the patentabity Of Inventions ufsurs
BY II not imneasuraby superior, to any which can
fer~d them si~heFs. below. given
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT
fitE than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is TIE
PRtoF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
that be has abundant believe can proys
at no osher Office of the kind the charges for pro
services so moderate. The immense practice Of The
scriber during the twenty years past, has enabled M
accumulate vast col ection Of specifications and Ones
cisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and ma
cal works, and iul Of patents granted IN ~
ted States and Europe, render him able beyol op.sj
otier superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey to Washington 10 sreur,
patent aud the usual great delay there are hen ava
yentofs.
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ASSOCIATION WITH SUPERIOR INTEL.
Let's would not be dome s.icated all
my lite with person of very superior ca.
pacity to my own mot, If / know myself
at all from any considerations of jealousy
or self-comparison, for the occasional CON-
mnnion with such minds has constituted
the fortune and felicity of my life but the
habit OF too constant intercourse with sn;r.
its above you, instead of raising you, keeps
you down. Too freduent doses of orioi.
nal thinking from others restrain what
lesser portion OF that faculty you may pos
sess OF your own. You get entaneled IN
smother mans mini. even as you lose your.
self in another mans grounds. You are
walking with a tall varlet, whose s-;d.s
outpsce yours to lassiiude. The cons,.n,
operation Of such potent agency would re.
duce me, am convinced, to imbecil;,v
You may derive Thoughts from ether, i.
your way of thinking, the mould in which
your thoughts are cast, must be your own.
inieiieci may be impaired, but not each
mans intellectual fIame.-CAarLs Lo,nJ.
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Agricultural.
Steering Sheep without Washing.

Great complaint has been made by WOO
growers for some years past, that purchas
ers OF W. oil do not make sufficient difference
between washed and unwashed wool TO pay
for the labor Of washing the sheep. 1t is
therefore proposed to abolish the practice
OF washing sheep. A convention of Wool
Growers of Western New York, was to be
held at Rochester. April 2, to discuss the
matter. The subject was before the Skan-
eateles Farmers Club at their meeting on
the 2lst of March, and we find the follow
ing report Of the opinions expressed in the
Skaneateles Democrat.
W. X. Willetts called attention particular
~ 10 the subject of washing sheep, which
was discussed with much interest. The
practice OF sheep washing, of plunging in
to a cold bath animals naturally very averse
to wet and cold, and easily injured by those
considerations in the name of publication,
often though it be in dirty pool, and then
throwing them out with wool generally
thoroughly wet, (but nerer thoroughly clean.
sed) to travel in dirt and lie in dirt for
three or four weeks before shearing, was
declared, without a dissenting voice, to be
needless operation, supported by the force
OF custom, and injurious alike TO the best in
terests of producers and manu- f. cturers. 1t
was not considered more difficult to deter
mine the true value of entirely unwashed
wool, by references to its shrinkage after it
IS thoroughly c'eansed by the manufacturer,
than to determine the value of that which
has passed through the often sham process
of slight manipulation in cold water; and
if buyers will do justice by proper discrimi-
nation, it appears that q large number, if not
all the wool growers in our section stand
ready to abandon this practice. which SUBJ
jec's both "man and beast" to so laborious
and disagreeable an operation, and which
falls SO far short of accomplishing The avow-
ed purpose.
But it further appeared in the discussion
that if buyers and manufacturers continue
TO demand the old practice by paying pre-
MUM on it. farmers will doubtless continue
as heretofore to wash most OF their sheep
F." after manner" and buyers will continue
to purchase wool, as heretofore, the washed
and unwashed in the same lot, often without
knowing the difference Country Gentle
man.
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81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the NOR eanos ard y
IH practitioners with whom have had official ntercoun
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of passI
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that ths
not employ person more competent and ssstrersy
more capable Of putting their applications in form
cure for them sn carly and favorable consideration
Patent Office" EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Ps,,s
Mr. X. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN a.,7
tons, all but OF which patents have been
and that is none pending Such nnmstakabie prooof
talent aud ability his part leads me TO recommend
inventors to apply to him TO procure their patents
may be of having the most faithful attention bt
on their cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGAEl
During eight months, the subscriber In course q:
large practice made on t,ciee ted applications, SIKH
APPEALS EVERY ONE of which was decided In A, "A
by the Commissioner Of Patents r. II kjp!,
Boston, Dec 10. 1852. 5Aly
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Railroads.
VT. Valley Railroad.

NroTIcE-on aud after MONDAY, Dec. !, 1862 Pas
senger Trains will leave Bellows Fails for Brattaboro
at 80 A. Nj and l50 and returning leave Brattlebo
70 at 10. 20 A. NJ. and A 80 p. Nj. stlt
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at aso and Brat
tleboro at 600 AM
The two passenger trains this route connect South
with the VT Mass and Connecticut River Railroads,
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York, On the North with the Rutland burlington
sullivan Vt. Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall, Ssratosa and Schenectady st. Johnsbury
and White Mountains, Burlington and Rouss Point, 0s
densburg and Montreal. T8 NJ. SL0Ar, sup't.
Dec. L. 1862. 81
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Maple Sugar.

MIR. EDITOR Maple sap, as it runs
from the trees, is clean, arc it ought to be
the aim of the manufacturer to keep it SO
through the whole process of boiling, &c.
The buckets ought TO be perfectly clean.
! use tin buckets, as they are easily kept
clean and also conveniently distributed
through the lot. The great source of i'm
purity in the sap is bark and moss that fall
from the trees, and leaves that are blown a.
bout during high winds and lodge in the
buckets. and which if not removed before
boiling. gives the sugar very red color /;
Therefore, the sap ought to be strained be-
fore boiling. and skinned during evapora-
ton. prefer pans to kettles, the bottoms
only being exposed to the fire, there being
no chance for rising, and burning, and COL
oring the syrup.
Boils down quite thick. and set the pan
from the arch on blocks for the purpose.
and dip off and strain through thick
strainer. and then set away to cool and set.
tie. When ready to sugar off, pour off
carefully, as there will be small quantity
OF sediment al the bottom, which should
not be poured in with the syrup, but kent
by itself, quantity of sap put with it. and
again settled and poured off, thus saving.
ultimately, the whole. DO not add any
foreign substance to syrup for The needless
process OF cleaning, but as it begins to boil.
carefully skim, and my word for it, if YOU
do not burn, you will have nice ar,iel,..
Sooner give your skim milk to the pigs.
take your eggs for your own eating, and
your saleratus throw away, than to adul-
terate your syrup with them.
GARDNER HERRIcK.
South Reading, H., March 10, 1868.
New England Farmer.
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We permitted to re fr to the following comn,,o,
Town Agents, and Physicians OF the State of Vermont,
In so doing, guided by desire TO place before the
lie those facts that In themselves evidence ,
every instance, none but the purest and dels.
articles in line will be offered for sale our su,,
References. HuHgerford, Prof of Chemis,rl
the University Of Vt; 8. W. Thayer NJ. D., Dean q
Midcal faculty In the University Of VT; ". CsrpeA
Prof. etc. in the University of Vt. J. S. Pierce Al
burlington. County Commissioners: - James Min
Chittenden; Calvin Blodgett, IsTeal Goodwin, Al
Pearce, Washington Charles Davis, 4. Sanborn called
W. IL, II Bingham, II Thomas, LanIoille; Chester "A
Ger, D. Frishie Rutland; A. A. Gilmore lion. Geo N
win, Orange; George Fisher, Windham; Horato Neeia
aud Ira Clifford, Addison 1924
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after March 2 1863 Trains will as follows
" TO wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington. 500, A. NJ, aud 1000 NJ.
Arrive at Rutland, ii % NJ, and LIS 2. NJ,
Leave Rutland, 5.0D and IL 20 AN.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and l 30 A. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave BellowsFals, 1920 and go p M.
Arrive at Ru land $50 and IL As p NJ.
Leave Rutls On and 450 r. NJ
Arrive at BIT tington 05 and sos p. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington with Vermont Centraland VT. & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st Adams, Rouses Point Mon
treal ogdensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with
for Troy Albany and New York. Saratoga Springs Science
tady and the WestAt Bellows Falls with trains Chesh
ire Railroad for Htchburg Worcester, Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattlcboro Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New York-aud with Sullivan
r. for Windsor White River Junction. Wells River St Johns
bury, Barton, Lttleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets and all necessary information enqne Mt the
Offices on the line. II. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RUTLAND Vt, Feb 25, 1853. 81
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BRApPoRp, VT, March 2stb /,

bhApfOhp, W., Narch 18th I'd
To ,ohom IT nrey IL hereby certify that
been Commissioner Of Orange County for the Yea, \
and 1861, and have procured the Wines and Lionor
which have supplied the Town Agents of said M
have had careful Analyses of said Wines and n
made by Uhas. Chandler. Esq, Professor of ID. NJ
teal Chemistry, Union College, schenec tady, An
In all and every instance the result has been to
to be perfectly pare aud suitable for MEDICAL purposes
can therefore most confidently recommend he hop
Chas. Backman Co. to all those who prefer riyipy |,
Csc. p. BALDWIN
Comm ssioner for D "a az, 4
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AN ACT oF GRArrrnnE.

25os0 copies Of Medical book of 81 pages. sreiS
ofrhea Tor gratuitous circulation by a Sufferer rne
oeen enectualy cured Of debility. lasstue ~
son OF spiuts drovsiness. pains in the back tnit
INES, oimuess of sight, pimpies, loss Of memory =
from early errors, by following the instructor
en "a TINS book considers IL his duty, in gra;ifuae
seenof, and the benefit Of Consumptve and nerve -
ie rers to publish the means used He will therefore
re TO any address the receipt Of two stamps
the work containing every information inquired N
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SCHENECTADY, August Goth rs
lion Gro. p BAiDwIs Commissioner Orapye ~ n K
Dear Sir II have analysed the following SAM.
Liquor and Wine forwarded by YOU ana fn,, than 4
perfectly pure entirely free from all Injurious suh,t.
and we'll suited for meuical use ~
-Four samples of Brandy; two samples OF whis.ev Il
sample of Gin one sample OF Port Wine 10y
The Gin aud Port parti eulsrly Of extra qualify
CHARLES y. CHAspltS.
Professor Of Analytiea Chemistry, UuioD Coll,r.
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DISSOLUTION

he ec-partnership heretofore existing betx.., thai,
scribers, under the firm Of MERRILL 'ae ~ o.
2 IN ~ mutual consent. The affairs Of the con-
M -" &c settled at the rooms formerly occupied bv M
L. MERRILL
sp,insssls w. IN ,.sa T. y. SKINNER
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ARGE BOX STOVES. suitable for Furnace,
~ Meeting Houses. School Rooms &c. Cottage Casar
Sled Shoes, Crates and Doors for sugar work. constantly
hand by 1871 A s CLAM
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A Word of Solemn Cor.eiert,ou
60 those who will reaccI

10 those who will reflect
class Of msades prevail 10 a fearful extent in eou
munity booming at least 100000 youth Of both sxes an
nuaily TO early grave These dise,ses arc -;
fectiy understood. Their external manifes taops or go
uons are Nervous Debil ty, Relaxation and
has ens or wasting and consumption of the Tissues nj ~,
oo9y shoftness OF breathing, hurried breathing
on ascending hill or fight stairs great e
the heart Asthma, bronchitis and Sore Throat snah
u the iahds and Limbs aversion society and "a bnsi
or study dmness of Eye sight loss of Memory dirz;n
ny 80. seqragie fsns IN various parts Of the body
ns IN toe Back or Limbs; Lumbago dyspepsia Or Ind
irregularty of the bowels; dersncei s,ctions e
ns nahegs ana other glands Of the BODY a. I.nrar,
,snr Aous &C. Likewise Epilepsy iysterin and Mar
Nov, in ninety nine cases ON, Of eve-- , -,
ens soofe named disorders host Of Others no, a
OF the Lungs, that most insio,.s and
r.. ~ OF tue Spinal Nerres known as
origin in diseases Of the Pslrie yise,ra un ~ anu
success on the part of the Old school .ract =; ~
symptoms oniv fi"''iee IN treating
Dr. Andrew Stone. Physician to the Trov I,n, a., m
gienic institution, Is engaged In $3.50, "s shu ny
modern malsdes with the most ,s,onss eus esss OF
treatment adopted by the Institution i new is;s h
principles- With discovered r.m.a;as i,t
OUT minerals or poisons The faculties of c,,r.
patients can BE cured their homes /, go, nAt
RON sccurae descriptions of their c,se -
80 s'e .ne medieinss sent By Mali Express prin,s5
-. s.sores VII De forwarded on application
" consumption. Cstarrh and diseases ~ N. 49,.
cured - well at the homes Of patients M AZ The
ey sending the Coit Medicstei H.Aal;rp R,I,,s
sn ,nnaer, and ample directions for their use an 49,
P.iies's applying for inreregatoyie, or as-;e< r
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BusLIsorgS, Vt, March I l

TO uessIS' OtNS' DNVHHNN q w ". T.
Geatenen We avail ourselves OF tins metboa
form you that We have repeatedly made an exam;ns.
Brandies, Whiskey, Gin AMI Wines, with which "a 4
tenden County Agency at burlington, hss been MANI
piled from your houus for the past three years ala
mems from other agencies Ia the State procured frn%
we nave iouna then, nsarMgiy o. itiil strength si
mems from other sources. For medicinal uses IN 4
fulfilled our expectations and received our unoua,s
proval and without hesitation We confidently rees
them to all who wish to supply themselves with Lion
on which they can rely for purity and strength
We are your most oheaient servants
E SAMUEL w. THArER H. II
WALTER CARPENTER, Nj n \
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THE CONFESSIONS AND Fyppp,pNc,,
or NERVOUS INVALID. Published for ~. 80 -
Neryons , TO young men, aud Others who suffer from
SUPPLYING the nn :, - ana Their kindred ailments
cai hh oeing victim Of misplaced confidence il ma
r,r.d ,si anu qaaesery By enclosing post-na;d AL
vArEssI,' nse copies may be had Of the author
Yof Anal hAisAia, E-l Bedford, Eingis County. NJ
fsor}
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- "A !" - +" ~
A LII persons having unsettled accounts with =.
spestnlly requested to call settle by the rst Of G
l5zl GRAY SWIFT.
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CHARLES BACKNIAN a Co /
st@s4ftl - IaroErERs or iy&ss7"
Brandies, Gins, Runs, 4 Win
No. "a Eromt Street. New Nv
No. 50 Front Street, n

Sole Importers Of G. b, cognac, Old Holland an, =
Cordial Gin. va
WE would call the attention Of Commis.;,.
w Town agents, and the Medical Faculty of IN
Vermont 10 weil selected st ock of Imported An,
Liquors, which we offer on reasonable and satI1s
terma. s.ssl0lf 1tt I.n.ls4 tfEr
We are permitted to publish the following N
Liquors.