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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
mANTER,S SALE.

In pursuance Of two DEGREES Of the u.s.
and FIR Nemlba county, NEBRASKA It 81
daie June attn. 1861, the oGe in which Sc
oils is c6muiainaat. AMI Heath huck'il- - %
Of The estate Of Cla-lesI Grseyer
respondents. The 0sLer ia which hl'
complainant, and the above named le' n IL
spcndents. 1 VIII, on TUESDAY, he -'AtH DEL =
A. D., 1853 at II O'Clock A n, IN ifOL, -r-i 81
in Brownvilie. the place enero the 81 rf-ses
held for said county, Ofcr-f0r sale % ,-s % q
for cash the fOlIowIue described rear yer.
Tie northwest quarter Of the n1rt5easI4r
southwest quarter Of the n1rthet't - si
southeast quarter OF the north easl Qt r1ar
che ~ md sourledslq quarter OF noTtAsS n
in sec;iOu No. 81. township No 3 nw- au
I6, east; also half Of southwest quar- ..rri01 y
quarter. and los two and three, all 3
township No. 4, north Of range No ~ glr
one, two, three aud four, and hoL.L-,sr OF 80
southwest quarter. and south west A.,bvssi az
quarter, and northeast quarter 9I 'o--rb ofrR
ali IN section No. 81, township No.4 ITsv-teG
n, east, in Nemaha county a'.,sri III bt q
]. s. BEDFORD, Master -
December 2OIh, 1852. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
AUCTION SALES

Sec. 76. And be it further enacted, That on
and after the first day Of Auguft, eighteen hundred
and sixty-tWO, there shall be levied. collected, ald
paid on ali sales Of real estate, goods, wares, mer-
c~handise, articles, or things, at auction, including
all sales Of stock, bonds, and other securities, a
duty Of one tenth Of one per centum on the gross
amount of such sales, and every auctioneer making
such sales, as aforesaid, shall at the eud Of each and
every mOuGh, or within ten days thereafter, mako q
Est or return to the assistant assessor Of the district
OF the gross amount Of such sales, made Us aforesaid,
with the amount Of duty which has accrued, or
should accrue thereon, which list shall have annexed
thereto a declaration under oath or affirmation, in
form and manner as may DO prescribed by the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, than the sans is true
and correct, and shall at tbs sans time, as aforesaid,
pay to the collector or deputy collector the amount
OF duty or tax thereupon, as aforesaid, and in default
thereof shall be subject to and pay a penalty Of five
hundred dollars. Ia al cases of delinquency in
making said list or payment the assessment and col
lection shall pc made in the manner prescribed in
the general provisions Of this act Provided, That
no duty shall De levied under the provisions Of this
section upon any sales by Judicial or executive Off
GERS making auction sales by virtue Of judgment or
decree Of any court, nor to public sales made by ex-
ecutCrs or administrators.
TO be continued
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
From Missouri.
CAMP "VAN BuREE," Mo,
Dec. %, 1852. !

Mn. ED1roR The Army Of South
east Missouri moves occasionally, and
Southwardly it tends. Little Rock, Ar.
kansas may be its destination, but there
is no knowledge of the circumstances OF
wal in advance of the hour when each
comes to pass. The road to that rebel
rendezvous, Judging from that portion
over which we have already tramPed, will
afford no easy stages for a desirable
Journey. The amount Of hills and dells
are almost innumefable, and especially
the bills. The streams to be forded or
temporarily bridged are uncoun'ed'-
Truly, this region is well watered, and
exceedingly fertile in timber and rocks.
When .sthe windows Of Heaven" open
and the rain falls, these streams raise
very suddenly and as soon as the win
dows are shut they fall as speedily
While we were encamped IN the bottom
land of Black River at Reeves Station,
the rains fell in torrents and the river
ross il It's wrath and drove Us back, a
feet which the rebels have never done
for US! The waters surrounded the
quarters Of the Colonel commanding, and
those Of the Quarter master, and we've
nothing 10th to bid them pack The sTaila-
bles and ~"skedaddle" in a tremendous
hurry, even when Madam Night had
spread her sable mantle over this sphere
of ours. And they rushed down the val.
ley with such might, and swiftly, that the
Quartermaster's man Fritz, could not get
all his teams out of the bottom leaving
one mule behind to stem the torrent o.
the water. But Fritz drank his health
in a farewell glass, wrapped a blanket
around him for a winding sheet perhaps,
placed a sack Of oats before him, saying
that's all / can do for you, good-by ole
mule, /" and vending bis lonely way shore.
ward, drowned his sorrow in the "fow'
ing bowl" Such is the way with sold
lers. We have been marching about
week, bat arc now OanPed Tor q week o.
two in a region where Bushwhacker
aboundt to an alarming extent. They at
tackled a forage train yesterday belong
ing to General Benton's Division, killeC
some men, took some prisoners, and burn
ed five wagons belonging to the same
But they will make themselves scarce i
we remain long here, if they do not atIacL
US 10 force and defeat us.
IT'S the evening of Christmas, but
strange one it seems, nothing like tn,
Christmas nights of yore ere we all wen
soldering. Well We are cOnsoled viii
the thought that those far away are en-
joying the holiday in the fashion whicl
the soldiers cannot enjoy, but we hop
they will remember the wars.
C.. II. r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
THE NEWS.

The news from Vicksburg, of --latest
dates indicates that the Federals have
net yet got possession of that place.
Sherman, who commands the land forces,
has been partially repulsed. He will
doubtless make another attack as soon as
the gunboats are ready to cooperate.
There is no news Of importance from
the Potomac.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
VICTORIA;
on THE
u IEh
HEIRESS OF CASTLE Gin
By COUSIN MAY CARLETON
AUTHOR OF "9IPsT GOEER," "sTgu c,y,,,
"ERxNE, Ia xAscUE," &C, &C.


The predictions Of this distinguished ,rs
need no eulogy. Public opinion has l~oaeT,,-
nOunced them superior to any other noTssa.
lished on this side Of ths Atlantic spi d.
test of their merit is fOnnd in the fact ts bs,-
eagerly r~eorOdaced, after their p~qbliesia n }
Mercury, BY the English press. We nay s8 ,
the new tale, Victoria" IS fully equal 4 No.
and depth Of piet 10 either Of those EaeA sr.. !
cured 80 large = share Of public approval. AL |.
oan earnestly recommend it to all It0ry-.alu
The New York Mercury is sold By 81 usr-l
and periodical dealers in America. ioabs
it is regularly mailed every Saturday uouiy !
81 a year three copies fer s. siT copies "a
eight copies for sI2, with al extra copy free % 4
gettef Up Of tae club. Six meu,hs IloNr
received. Always write plainly rhs nsns d I
Post Office, County and State. We take ts
Of all solvent banks at par. PayuenI uui. lnb
bly, be made ia advance.
~ Specimen Copies sentfres to al Iy5zI
Address all letters and rsnittances, p0s a !
caldwell / WHITNEY,
Proprie:ors OF the New York Her.uT
n26-6E ll3 Fulton street, New York CT
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
Trnm the Nebraska First.
HEADQUARTERS FnssT NEBRAsKA INFAETRY,l
CAMP DAVIDSON, No., Dec. 18th, 1862.

CAM DAYIDSOHg MO.g Ice. AcLn, 1cOA-
Nh EDrroR: AS l was sitting by my
table, on which had just placed pen,
ink, and paper, with very strong inten-
tions to write a letter to some one, well,
the question arises in my mind, who shall
/ write to first? / have to run over my
catalogue of numerous correspondents,
and find that it has been some time since
l last wrote TO you. / will therefore
endeavOr to give you a few details, that
may interest some, and show where we
are and what we are doing.
The last time | wrote was from Pat
terson, BIO. Well, n frosty morning,
l think about the 1st of December, we
struck camp, and was in line of march
for Black River. at which place we ar
rived the second night oct, and pitched
camp close to the river. This camp as
sumed the name Ct Camp Davidson,
which was composed of the 1st Division
Army Southeast Mo-, Commanded by
Col. Bowed, oath No. Infantry. About
the second day in this camp it commenced
to rain, and the river arese to such a
height that Camp Davidson was in dam
ger, (not of hell.fre,) but of being
drowned ; therefore, the sOldiery had to
take up their beds and fee unto the noun
tains for safety from such large quanti-
ties Of water, but finally the cloud rolled
away, and once more the blue sky ap-
pears, and we did not, (as | was afraid
have the second deIuge. We are now
on a bill, and doing duty the same as if
nothing had happened.
We had about twenty-seven recruits
from Nebraska, which we're assigned to
duty in companies H, l., and K, and you
can hardly tell them from the old soldiers,
only they don't show the ware quite as
plain. We have considerable duty to do
now, such as picket guard, and forage
escort, &C., and l assure that every fell
low does his share of grumbling, as does
your humble servant; but l don't think
this Will always last.
Since l last wrote to you, we have had
some changes in the Commissioned por.
ton of our Regiment. Col. Thayer's
promotion to Brigadier General caused a
vacancy in the Regiment which was
promptly filled, by placing our Lieut.
Colonel in as Colonel, and we have for q
commander now a man hat is fully ca
pable to fill his position, and in Colonel
Livingston you will find a man, although
strict, is bound to have dis %cipline, and is
well thought of by his men.
Major Banner is expected to be our
next Lieut.. Colonel, and a jolly good fel.
low he is, and it will be a general salts.
faction. Capt. Majors, of company c, is
expected to be our next Major, and he
will be a good officer, and this promotion
will be perfectly satisfactory. as he is
known throughout the Regiment as a
brave and thorough soldier.
Well, / think l have forgotten to tell
you that Col. Livingston is in command
of the I'd Brigade, I'd Division Army of
Southeast Mo-, and Capt. Cramer, that
brave little soldier, is his A. A. A. Gen
eral, and | am BUST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
SenatOr from NlSsORrl.

John B. Henderson, was elected q. S.
S. for the short term, on Tuesday last.
The emancipatiOnisls have a majority and
can elect whoever they please for the
long term. Gratz Brown is n of the
most prominent candidates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
TIE NEW YORK MEaCn,
FOR TIE NEW YEAR

1t Is With no fear Of Wsrs 49,.
nary fortunes, that the pubiishsn AZ T9o9 ths
MERCURY acknowledge tho un-av.-ST
their two hundred thousand spb,s-;Is lo7is
nounce to them, aEd 70 ali. that n. a
curry FOR this year 0S63) will h. IEL
luxury Of Polite Literature than $780, AL
40 upstart speculation, no tsmpors-, ioA
o1t q hrst class literary weekly. vbicI
nniiar to the United States for o..
t1ry and While the Wisby-Hashv nm. AZ
OF yesterday are cutting down tbsi,
while they raise their subscription nj. =
loFk Mereary mzintains all It's great : =
Gers, Poets, Eum0risEs, Essayists. 81 IA
Editors, and promises to make II sfiU
IL Is the one paper for syery bona LM
umns Of reading matter per week consft -.
paralleled Rs
CONSERVATORY Of THE RyTRRT,m
and its novels, Miscellaneous Tale, B.,,,.
t50ssip. Feuiilstons, BrOadsiies Of Hun-
ished Editorials, combine 70 epitouils IN
If "Nsa
WIT AND SENTIMENT
The husband reads /. to his wife. n,
children, the lover to his sHeathear, h.
a1N INC ththse Sc1uuimr.g
circle around the stove. II Is familiar "
Of every man, Woman aud child in tia.
has regular subscribers in several eluu-r.
rope. The New York Mercury is So Vi
With tie grandsss patriotism VI the 81. Z,
members Of It's brilliant stat hold ia -
noble army, and ave mads themseiassesG
with the Sword ss with the Pen. The r..
tratiug artists Of the New York Msrur, n,
table Darcy, gives the paper the highe.t s,s
OF Fine Arts and ys5 the largest h.er.V
Of the day promises 10 surpass itself IN Al
spects during the New Year!
The first New York Mercury Novelette, fan Z
Year, 70 be commenced in the ISSUE u 49,
1853, ia called
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

RAos.-We will take Cotton and Lin
men rags a; this Office in payment for
subscription. The high price in paper
renders rags valuable, and il is the duty
Of al to saYe their rage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
wo wu0y 1T MAY CONF

The Co-partnersbip heretofore =, s bs@
name and style Of Lett StrickLeI
solved by mutual consent. a.t1ed By -
StFiokier' &c "h'm al HENRY ErELss
Fa JACOBn BEOsSL
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
NpE rse 0r C0al NIl.

1t is said 20 be an excellent Liniment
for sores cuts and bruises also to be good
for rheumatism. 1t is excellent for clean
ing grease off of machinery or any place
where it iI gummed hard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

NEBRASKA CAvALRY.-Company b.
Capt. Furnas. and the Richardson county
company passed through town this morn
ing. The former is stationed at Nemaha
City, and the latter at Falls City. The
soldiers in their uniforms, are splendid
looking men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

GopEY's LADY's BooK.-As a number
have spoken to US to procure for each of
them a copy of this magazine, we will
make up a club, so as to get it at the
cheapest rate. For a club of FIVE, it
will cost two dollars. If more than five
send. it will be still less. Send in your
names Immediately.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
IST a.

Remaining in the Post O6iee at BroHnville, Ne
braskI. December 3Ist, 1852
Ball Elizabeth Mrs Jones Miss MaiseugD
Beatty Daniel kaspers Tanme Laussen
Bumbardner Mrs Mary LOrg Solomon
Blivings NOis 2 Love Dr
Casper Charles Lowe DEFY
Chaplin FB3 thinning Mrs FloraM
Dishong Miss Mary Z Moul Charles
Emans James Mutt Miss Carrie
Fraker Daniel Nef George
Frunkin Daniel Porter HB
Fretts Miss Agnes Pettet Samuel
Fall William Redford, Lash ( Co
FaymOe FILL Sawyer E
Gray3m hrs Martha SafkOs Jacob
Gibbs RObt K Stewart
Harrison Mrs Eliza Jane 3 Where John
Hughs Milton Wood & Tuttls
Hover William WsersS Gurrit
Jackson Andrew 2
Persons calling for the above will pleas say they
are advertised. T.R. FISHER, Post Master
Ii. II. MARSH, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
ARCHITECTS MILLHA'
AND PRIMERS
Y p N &

To mail subscribers Three Dollars .
Dollar for four monts. The volumes cen1
the first Of January and July. Specimen.
be sent to any part Of che county
Western anI Canadian money " P4o- j
taken at par for subscriptions. CaI-rD
Eeribers will please 10 remit twenty-five
on each years subscription to grelay ~.
n26-3W Publishers, 81 PARK lev
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
STRAYED OR STOLL'

A bay mare, three years Hio' he FACE, 0ns
half hands high, has a DiaAs onIIer. WAio
=, describe. Any enc returning CU,
sence Of ne undersigned, near -seovsu W
fpformatiOn'tha will lead ~ d" JOHN -
orally rewarded,
october 2sth, fS63. ni91 y
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
NEW -ADVERTISEMRNS.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by Jlcob Bozarth, near Nemaha City.
Semaha County, Nebraska Territory, on tle 24,h
day VI December, 1852. one yearling past steer, red,
with white belly, white spots on forehead and jaws
no marks or brands perceIyable.
JACOB BOZARTH.
January 10th, 1858. ms 3w-l so
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

Owing to the crowded condition Of our
columns several letters and cOmmunica-
tiOns are crowded out, this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
OFFICIAI.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Sse0Ed Session of the Tkirty-seUeasb
Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIC AMERICA
The Best Mechanical PapHilthe Vl
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
vOLU1hE v1I1--NEw sEz1E.

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every numbs contains sixteen pages q Edl
formation, and from five to ten original slgsH'
Of new inventions and discoveries, all Of Eni7
prepared expressly fox its eOlums.
TO THE KECHAYICATD A1YUE4CHRl
No person engaged in any Of tbs usehi1a
manufacturing pursuit should thinkO dong y
out" the Scientific American. tcOsu bli 81
per week; every number contains iron aI o.
e~ngraVings Of new mechanics and inyeauon p
can not be found in any other publication.
TO THE INVENTOR.
The Scientific American ia Indispensable p
inventor IS il not only contains illustrated
lions Of nearly al the best inYsntiou{s' li
out. bat each numbsr contains an OlndLl
Claims Of al the Patents Issued from -s l-
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giving . correct history o. be
Of tbs country We sre ai-9 r-.e,f.T
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10 our columns c0pious extract trsa --
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A pamphlet of instructions 20, % ,-- o
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nished free on application. or
Messrs. Mum i Go. have acted As Ra,'n-
ors for more than seventeen years, N 'ol-
with the publication Of tae Scientific An'l
they refer to 20 900 patsnteos, for whom -'
lone business.
No charge is made for examining 'As.
models Of new inventions and for adgIsiaS
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CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS MLLLWA'
AND FARMERS
The Scientife American viii be ioul-
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eries appsrtaiuing to these pursuits 0sias
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tifc American most Of the improvensns
cultural implements being illustrated mI1
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

Buy PURE, FRESH GARDEN SEED, raised in
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
WIT y SENTIMENT

The FIRST New York Mercury Novslotss fan Il
Year, 20 be commenced in the ISSUE q -
1853. IL called
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-18
Cheshire Railroad.

g UMMER ARRANGENENT.--on and after MONDAY,
- May 49, 1862, Trains will run foows:
MOVING EAsT-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ. and IS P. NJ; Keene so
A. NJ. and2 So Mand arrive at Fitchhurg al ii 40 A.
and 452 NJ Boston at 80 and 80 NJ. Worcester
at geo and 100 PM.
MOVING wEsT.--Leave
Boston at $50 A. Nj, and 90 P. Nj Fitchburgh at . AS
A. NJ and 30 p NJ. keene, II % A. NJ and % p. NJ.
and rive at Bellows Pals at 1920 A. NJ and 9l5 P. NJ
Windsor 81 A. NJ. and l0l5 p NJ Rutland 800 A. NJ.
and ii As z N Huntington. 6 00P.M.
Trains Connect as folotgs:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal, Ogdeus-
burgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady
be West No change OF between Boston aud Rutland
by either train. Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
200 next morning, sc
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction, burlington oglensburg Montreal, St
Johnsbury, &c. via. VT. CENTRAL. PASsUMPSIC, and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &c Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r.. r. for an points
north the last train up running direct through Windsor
w. X. junction and burlington. by night train VT G
II. r., arriving AZ Burlington 20 next morning, &c.
Dozen Trains Connect al FiscAbugh
with Trains FitchburghS Worcester r for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groon junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Brook R. X. for Lowell, Lawrence. &c.
A CHAPLIN Superintendent.
R STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt.
superintendent's Office keene N. H., May % 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-18
DIR. MARSHALL'S
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

rFHIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the Caarrh Cold in the
Head and the Head che 1t has been found excellent
remedy many of eyes. Deafness has
moved by it, and Hearing has often been greatly improved
by its 1T purges all obstructons strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy action to the parts affected 1t
recommended by of the best Ply sieians and Is
used with and satisfaction where.
More than twenty Ave experience has proved its
before. rA$
large number of the most respectable Wholesale Drug
gss in New York and Boston in certificate, signed by
them in 1854 The undersigned having many
been acquainted with DIR. Marsha.'s caarrh snuff and
Headache Snuff and sold in wholesale trade cheerfully
state that believe IL be equal in every respect the
recommendation given for the of Catarrhal affections,
and that 1t Is decidedly the best article have
for all the common diseases Of the head.p
H~BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS--A fac-simile Of the
signature of the proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN. is
ry bottle 121l1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-18
VT. Central d Sullivan Railroads
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Commencing
w necern hnr Ia laf2


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at 6 Is A. NJ, Burning
tou at T00 NJ. connecting at White River junction and
Bellows Fails with tsins for Boston Worcester Sc
and with Vermont Valley Rtiroad for Springfield and New
York arriving 81 New York at l9-l5 P III
NIGHT ExPREsY leaves ogdensburgh at ll30 A. VI Mon
trea 90 p NJ. Rouses Point at As p NJ and arriving
IN Boston at 40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and
irving in New York at 90 2. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 700 A. NJ. via Lowell and
at 80 NJ via Lawrence ktchburg. Leaves Spring
field so A, NJ, Bellows Falls at l225 7. NJ for st.
Johnsbury Burlington and St. Adams aud lodge.
NisHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at l0C0 PM
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York II ISL aud from Cheshire Railroad eaR
ing Boston 20 ?. NJ connecting at White River juno
ton with leaving Boston at $50 P N, arriving at
Burlington 10 A. Rouse's Point al Tl5 A. NJ, at
Montreal Is A. NJ, and at 0gdensburg a. II 90 Nj.
Both the Mail Trains connect at White River Junction
with Passumpsic Roa
Sleeping attached 10 both the night EXPIRE
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston, and
Rouse's Point snd Springfield.
Through tickets Tor Chicago and the West for sale the
principal stat ions q. MI RRlLL, Supt.
st. Adams Vt, Dec Il, 1893 Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-18
Vermont Valley Railroad.

NToTICE.-on and after MONDAY, Dec. Il, 1868, tx
~ press Train with sleeping attached will leave
Bellows Falls for Braitleboro at o'clock NJ. Also
leave at I. 80 A. NJ and Is r. NJ Returning leave Brat
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 40 A, NJ and
Brsttleboro at I. 80 A. NJ.
The three passenger trains this route
with Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, TO
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct to
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington
Sullivan, Vt. Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady St Johns5ury
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Peint og-
deusburg and Montreal NJ. sLoAT, sup't.
Dec. IA, 1869. 5t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-18

'I regard Mr. Eddy ofthe capable and
practitioners with whom have had official intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
az have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and trustworthy, and
capable of putting their applications in form to
them early and favorable consideration the
Patent 0fice' EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
MIR r. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
tons all but of which patents have been granted
and that pending Such nnmistakabe proof Of great
talent and ability his part leads to recommend to all
nven apply to him to procure then patents they
may be having the faithful attention bestowed
their cases, and at very reasonable chargesn
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in of his
large practice made rejected applications SIXTEEN
APPEALS EVERY ONE of which decided in has faror
by the Commissioner of Patents. X. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec. 10, 1862. SILLY