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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

TIE NATURAL RIGuTs OF MrN, WOMEN AND
CnrLDREN.-Punch gives the following excellent
advice:
Every man should keep the wolf from the
door, and his mother-inlaw, too il lie can
Every woman has right to be any age she
pleascs, for if she should state her real age no
one would believe her. Every one has right
to wear ,nouStache who Every woman
who makes pudding, has perfect right TO be-
lcvc that she makes Il better pudding than any
other woman in the world. Every man who
carves, has a decided right to think of himself,
by putting few of the best bits aside Every
mother has a right to think her child the "prct
tiest little baby in the world" and it would be
the greatest folly to deny her this right, for she
wonld he sure take it, Every young lady
has right to faint when she pcases, if her
lover is 10y her side to catch her. Every fool
has right to be on the best terms with himself,
and that man is greater fool who differs with
HIM abOnt those terms. Every cmld who makes
a noise has a right to be turned out of the room;
and supposing yon have not the right, you are
perfectly justified, il its parents absent, in
usurping it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

It's folly to expect girls to be happy without
marriage. Every woman was made for moth
er, and, consequently, babies are as necessary
to their peace of mind as health. If yon wish
an old maid; if you would take peep at sun
Shine, look in the face of a young mother
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

TIE NATURAL RIGuTs OF MrN, WOMEN AND
CnrLDREN.-Punch gives the following excellent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
G. p. BROWN,

IFS MAIN SIX EFT,
DEALER in Watches, Clocks, JrwEy, SILVER and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, Ac., &c, Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES manufactured by APPLETON, TRICT Co.,
Agent the WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING Machines
anhOunc his return from New York with a c"mIl't-
variety of goods his liIe Hlirh
be offered prices compete with any house Ihc
country. Please call and examine before purchasing
where. srpIG-IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
CANAL RAILROAD.

- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. cor,r,or.,.
LAY Nay % 1889 Trains willrun daily
Leavs NEW HAVEN az 5.O0A NJ freigbtt train win -.
sehger car for Northampton arTiyine.t N
a. 'feisht train with passenger attached fo
1850 NJ. ION arriyalof 500 A. NJ. Exnrss.rr., -.
reN York; Coaneetiug at Northampt,n wiz -
@ River Railroad for Greenfield BrattIoboro R
WestseJ Sa efn hailroads Receiving passengers Al
and West 'ss'eih N'aliroaa, from the East
aUe = on arrivaof 1916 p NJ. train from Ma.
at Plainyil with on IIartfai e"
aence and Eishk r. T.. going Westand a. row
tns on Western Railroad going East and west R.sn
Ing passengers from Hartford Pro evidence ana Fst;ii
roal 90 Plainsie and from train on No.ta-- "a
"es'held from Boston, Worcester and sprpgfeid At
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
s.io VI for New Haven connecting At Al .s,e.t, ,.,
- x ~ esserh ailroad for Pifsfeld Aabanv Troy a.
~ 4s a'New Haven with 9i5 A. NJ train Tor New ya5
nu in.Hmediate stations Passengers for tbs u.f,
rrosiaeAee and fishsill railroad viii take his f;
nt5l A NJ in connection with train ON C,o,, ma. :
u tle north eonneetingat westfed VIE, n. \
- = going East and West and al ~
w e tlritrd Providence and Fishkill RAN, t1
h.s, New iiavsn with 90 II rain s S going
", u freight train with passenger rsr a.ts -
roydeps@ MI a. elaiase With train on Hartford
'''s sHe'ii i'ai road going West.
LEAVE pLkISvILLE AT
Ne~ Haycn. e47shseT car attached, for
coLLINsYILLR BRANCH TRAINS
Resse SoLLINsvlLt Eat7 5oA NJ apassEpv
Ns'ieAse tiainVilleat II IS ?. NJ. and555p =,
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New Yors a.,Iv fs..us. ;.
eorner Franklin and enter streets - II - 4. excepted
~ AZ lol5A VI Leave :. /, ~
= and arrivein New York At loo 4 m Io ny - ~
,,. psi5 Lines OF Stages run from Nortbarr.o.
y ~ eargh, Haydenve Florence sna 49, amherst
- 2 New Hartford and Wused From Sh.. t4n
SsSnsV.h.,s. n, 1870 r DhSNis' General Agent,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

NE most efiectual remedy which the meai.,l
sklll Of our times can devise for this eva
, where prevailing and fatal malady. Il Is eon
e'ned IRON the most active remedials that ~,
been discovered for the expurgation Of mi, IN
disorder from the blood, and the rescue n 4.
.ystem from its destructive CONSEQUENCE,
Hence it should be employed for the erTs !;
not only scrofula, but also those other afsr
IONS Which arise from it, such as RRurrln
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoxv's In,
ROSE, or ERYsrPELAs, PrMpLEs, Pvsrrrr,
bLsrcuEs, BLAINs and BoiLs, TuMoRs, Trrrr,
and SALT RHEUN. Scam Han. Rrycvo,y
RHEUMATISM, SYPHrLITIc and MEncURIA1 D,.,
EASES, phoPsY' DYSPEPSIA, DEBmIrY and
indeed, ALL CoNIPLAtSrs ARISING YRow "
rSb OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular Iej;g
n . lapurity 9f the blood is founded in trlrs
fer scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. N,
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarssp,.
mia Is to purify and regenerate this vital ana
without which sound health is itpnossitIs Z
contaminated constitutions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Scrofula, or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, faint. or 49,.
ton Of the blood, by which this Ana up
comes Initiated, weak, and poor. Ro;s oe'
the circulation, il pcrvades the whole hs rs, N
and may burst out in disease on any no,t Ivy ~
No organ is free from its attacks, NOR i u, ~ y
one which II may not destroy. The scrof,lalo
taint IS yariously caused by mercurial d.oa'a N
low hfthg' or disordered or unhealthy fooS
impure air, filth and filthy habits !, iood'
pressing vices, and, above all, by The vn o oe,
infection. Whatever be It's origin h i boeis@
tary in the constitution, descending from WI wi
ents " to children unto the third and s,i pal'
generation indeed, il seems to be Tho " w
of Him who says, " / viii visit the inior;. ia
OF the fathers upon their children" @''
Its effects commence by deposition fro,0 Al
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter. wh;et we s
the lungs, liver, and internal organs. Is TT
tubereles; in the glands, swelings; ana 'eu
the surface, eruptions or sores. This fopI ~ Va
rnpton, which genders in the blood, denre,saa''
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous eops,,'
ions not only suffer from scrofulous coS
plants, but they have far less power 10 WEI
stand the attacks of other diseases consa
quehuy' vast numbers perish by disorder,
which, although not scrofalous in their ra,'s.
are still rendered fatal by this taint ~ ~
system. Most of the CONSUMPTION ,yhiah sne
climates the human family has its origin diree,1-
IN this serofulous contamination ana ~!
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys. brain
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from !, ~
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people are scroh,Ior,.
theif persons are invaded by this lurking CON
ANIMATION and their health is undermined n
It, 10 cleanse it from the system, ,va -
iehoVate the blood by an Alternative medicins
and inyigorate it by healthy food and exerc;as
Such medicine we supply in ''''s'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or AFAMILy pyYslr

arc 50 composed thar disease within the range q
WIS. 1.,e -elioh can rarely Withstand or cvade them
Their penetrating properties search. and slesrs.
anu TT lSorale every portion Of the human orpsn
!Sn correcting its diseased action, and res,oyif7
~ healthy utalities. As consequence Of thes
Properties, the invalid who is bowed down M
Rai" or physical DEBILITY is astonishea to fpd h
l G-5.,h % energy restored by remedy at ouct .
41ple and inviting.
MOI oal} 90 they cure the everyday complains
q every toay, but also many fannidabie sr8
dangerous diseases. The agent below pam,8 4
Pleased TO furnish gratis my American Altman,
s"n,il,lng certificates Of their cures and directios
a1ss Hemt5iuH, Headache a,isis9 ron disogs...
SH1"ffh, AabSer, Indigestion, Pam ia and aioyj,i
htiet'lH ef tie Boloels, FsataleHcv. Loss Of As-r
re, dgiodsee, and other kindred complains
asl.lt from low state Of the body or ohsrucr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
DOES CREAM WEIGH LESS THAN
AI,,u Y, - o,ona,all,. kaI;a~ad that Tho


MILK PIT is generally believed that tn,
reason why cream rises 10 the surface, !,
because it Is li.hter than the milk. Jason
" ntr 81 Conway. a praciict farmer WHO
has had the handling of cream, milk aud
bar cr for the las fif cen years, has recent
ly tried the the following experiment: he
took pail holding just thirteen wine quarts,
and filled it with cream free from milk
The cream and pail together weighed tlir-
ty-six pounds. He then filed the pail with
new milk, and again with SKINNED milk,
aud each weighed the same as the cream.
On churning the thirteen quarts of cream
he had thirteen pounds Of butter. He ar
CUES that the weight of milk proves moth |
ing as to its richness; that the cause OF
cream rising is its exposure 10 the atmos-
phere. and that to have cream rise we'll
the depth Of milk in the pans, should not
exceed two inches. Very little cream will
rise in deep, narrow-moulhed vessel,
While more is obtained from large, spread
ing surface. Hence the true philosophy o.
shallow, haring milk pans. A practice,
originating in Connecticut, for obtaining
the largest quantity cream from milk, is
meeting the appreciation Of many sensible
dairy woman in this vicinity. New milk is
strained into common pans, and after stand
ing twelve hours is carefully placed over
kettle of warm water, and brought as near
" as possible to the temperature of very
new mix. 1t is then set away for twelve
hours more, when it is ready to skim.
Nearly double the cream can be obtained
rom this process, that en- be obtained from
my other with which we are acquainted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
YOUTH AND mANHnon

envelope to anr aS5 -sa thousand mailed in
stamps. - post paid, on receipt az 80,
the frame es. On "a The physical exhaustion and ao..
furious conse1geac abuse Infection ami ~ Of
sn,a., q the Royal College Il Surgeons oa'ssF"e
voas De6slifg' irlo or Seminal Emissions spa,
Spirits. Thniitv bissss Loss Of Energy Denr.ss :
the authors als promptly aud eee1sI .S iPe-
BY means Of wbib ~ oss successful mode Of tr, oy
sine ''onFse to dangerous and e gl,ge heath
-, !. I'm IN .ne london Esanect-Tb. 49,.
fhor exsl,.9 vital Importance to ali Se ever written
= ,ssa'eessi the Publisher J G Err.yp
t ~ Sev Yorf 81. Y5 sn n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
10 County Commissioners and
Town 4 yeuI. in Wanna.

VIZ well abisael Importing House Of CHtRLFs BACK
= nm % 'front.' street New York, has made extensive
aes OF the best descriptions of Pure Wines and Louors tn
@Wn Agents In this state justly earning BY the
:" .ae goods sol reputation for selling only Pure Lguors
A al reasonable prices which should not be
py oe VINO are required by Law purchase and sell none
for goo may be to Charles BacLmap
90 ront Street New York or to his Agents VIM W Drpg
" n Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who are authorized IN sn
luers references may be made, in regard to the cbarac
ana Standing Of the House aud the superior At als If tba
lofs 10 Edward Hungerord Prof of Chemistry in the
University OF Nermonti ). W Thayer N D. Dean Of ~
W dlcal Faculty, u V. NJ; W Carpenter NJ b. prof B.
IN same j. ; Pierce, Agent, Burlington vi '
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Carriage and Sleigh ManufactO-
", GraftOn. VI.

WE Nol I'D Cal the attention Of the public gencralv
~ and Livery men in particular our Carriages and
Sleishs, which in point Of workmanship and quality OF mn
terial cannot be surpassed ia any market.
We are constantly manufacturing Carriages and Siegs Of
all kinds, of the best material all Of which arc nrranfel
we DO not pretend to sell work price than any
one else but We do say that will sell better iugg with
or without Top than be bought for the same money else
where. - 49, -i9'
ton guaranteed
Grafton, VI, March J. 1859 W.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
LI. >. &. AVER & co.
l he Great Imminent.
D sie Great Imminent.
4 lac Great Eminent.
4 lac Great Eminent.
For Either Man or Beast.

utE trial has been fair and the reotie have rrua-
lest verdict. sELpENis MAsle Ftr,p. the vorldtf
sta1ee ren ost and without rival in The =
" y Meqicines and Its sale i az pr cedsni5F
annals q Medical History. Unaided by BOGUS Ffa7s
vi y boets PuFFs, b. les MERIr alone taken tbs nd
liner hse remedies. and stands triumphant lihHpa
approval ef many Of the most eminent Of the uet !
ulty the press are loud in j 5 praise: and toe q
h9fsen en- stable Reepers and stage proprietor in % .
VIII use no other metiiejne
~ Nou-can You doubt its merit1 II So give tts
cal ' -NNAA ~ sNu ~ I, y ~ stIpgy E
East Haddam, Conn. i9l ProprtS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

An absent wife is here called upon TO re-
turn to bed and board ''Jane, your absence
will ruin all. Think of your husband =
your parent-your children. Return-all
may be well-happy. AT any rate, enclose
the key of the cupboard where the Gin is"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
American & Foreign Patents.

H. n EDDY. solicitor Of Patents IIa.s .
State street ten' under the Act IS57J "a
,,ti 90 d" extensive practice Of upwards az t,ra,,
Great ritai tatsnt, IN the uLited states also IL
e rance and other foreign couutr;,s go
II, lihhs Assignments all papar u. ~.
fatents executed ia liberal terms ~, IN, I DfsNiugs fo
searches nadeinto American and Fors; ue5t@sh Re
I Sne Va dity or Utility Patents Sr - ueteT
esal or other advice rendered IN N and
oitti, 800 q we eiaIms Of any Patent furrsbats "
ming one do lar Assignments RECORDED =, a,s y re-
through + = w ohl the largest In New II, gIspd ~,
or ltVs nave advantages for see,,rir g
Ir che patentabi Of nyentie la'rnts
them else,b qIao9 superior to any that can 81 d5
,,o,,. 4 So W, me Testimonies below riyor 49,, =.
ye - LORE SUCCESSFUL THR pAIrST CO., Prove tat
so, y, DlLiIi' ne would add that he has -
Ia; oelieFe and can prove that at n otb ~ Pc"
impens. nra5 ~ occasional services so moderate M
bas pIelce 81 the subscr Der during iht
& ehaoea him to accumulate vast y ears pas
siias oa DECISIONS relative to patents IT, A
am Ial accounts Of patents granted in M ] works
per renler MN able beyond question NJ
All necessity of aiournet to Wasbf,a.a
pnar ana the usua great delay there are
TESTIMONIALS
-, ! regard Mr. Eddy as one or he me- 49,,
,ourse with whom have had ofsiai ipss.
cHAs MASON,
urb Commissioner Of Patents
otera ~, ns hesitationn assuring invep TORS
nort capable - more ompetent trustwortby ana
, 3r then an carly and favorable FORM TO Sc
EDMUND BURKF.n
Late Commissioner IF Patar.
"Mr n. II. Eaiv h.. Boston, FEBRUARY s. 1855
m on an but ONE Of which patents nave b applca
talent an ab S a. e. Such agmistaabe proof Of
hen h 70 apply to him procure their feee,nend
oyd 4, ~ re q having the most faithful as c
s' ""u AT very reasonable charges W
From Sent l. 1es- JOHN TAGGARTn
purse Of 1901 to June17, 1855 the suhsc,i
ons SIX FES tpT made tsciee rejected apnli
teo'' BY the Commissioner Of Patents asn was de-
January /, 1859 X. III. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Nervousness

D0DDs NERVINE he's no equal
Inc NerFine, ALIAS irritation promotes rar,so 4;
quite and refreshing sleep. and eqsi5 tn, , ,paet
ing drug, but is alSays SUR and rnild y Ui stupAy
For all NERVOUS AFFkcTI0NS- aah;,,t -
sss' restessnes Of mind aud body is reusleJ VI
,ai, WI known fict that Constipation or CoSrive,s
y 0pinm fslera Sc,but the use Of podI, tS;
" e y alays irritation, resesSnrss aud o
sfstem, also induces uniform artioT - ~
~ ahd ne secrvtive organs Both IN priv,,e ,
era demand. - 1f''" 70 meet sci-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

/ 0NAND AFTER MONDAY, APR Is, 1859, TRAINS
~ will run as follows:
&S C - uJ -A~ EE %
The Morning Train wi@leaye Windsor at 200 Clareno
az p and ChareStown at A. A. NJ connecting at Rel.
lows fals with Cheshire Railroad Boston Lowell ana
worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad for
arriving at New York, 500 ? NJ.
The Mail Train lleave Windsor at l,30 CIaremon At
3 and Charestown at II, P NJ; connecting Belloga
fslis with Choshire and Vermont Valley Railroads
rSI GD MR -E~ Eu
The Mai Train willeave Bellows Falls atl2 90 Charles
town az u ~ Glaremont at LOO connectfnc al Wind
Sor with t Central ailroad for Montpelier Burlington
i.ouse tolnt Monttea Ogdehsburgh, &eanda at Wbiie
RIVER Junction with Passumpse Railroad for Wells river
Littleton, St Johnsbury, Barton &c S-'
ne evening Train wileaYe fellows Fallsat5 30 Charles
town at 30 and Clarenont at 6l9. p NJ for Windsnr
otagef counectat hareStown
NIe atCiaremont for Newport and Windsor for God.
stock. ED,yA an TITOupSo- -. '"'
Charestown, N IL, Apr. IS, 1859 II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
c. D. ID.

An Irish store-keeper having ordered q
quantity of haddock fish. by Adam q Cos.
express, was somewhat indignant upon the
delivery OF the fish to find on the outside
of the package the letters &C. 0. D."
"An sure" says Pat, 81 didn't order cod
fish,
The expressman examined the fish, and
pronounced them haddock.
swell" says Pat, ''c-o-d won't spell had
dock"
"Oh, no. the expressman replied, "c-o-d
spells cod
AM says Pat, triumphantly, pointing
TO the fish, "lhem'S fish,"
Yes you are right there"
"Well, that makes Goldfish, don't it, We
spalpren ?"
"But where do you get the cod from ?"
returned the exprcssman.
''Look there" says Pat, pointing at the
portentious G. 0. D., "that's cod 10 be
sure"
ooh, no, replies express" ''thats c. O..
d., which means collect on delivery"
"Ah, bedad, | didu't think o thai" cries
Pat, scratching his head With one hand, and
feeling for his purse with the other; "but,
young man, let me give ye Bit o odyice
When yez bring any more bundles for me
don't put on anything 80 mysterious again
but Jooot reverse The biz letters, ID. O. e. (
and then yez can deliver on collection, !
which any fool can ind, rstan'."
The exp,essmau walked off much pleased,
and promised 10 lay Pats suggestion be
fore the uperintendent.-N T. Mercury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
JOHN VI. co MEGys.
- n TTSTI

inserts artificial teeth on the Hard Rubber
PIatina, Continuous Guml
Cheopiastic, Gold and silver Plates,
= For the best siyis ofwork for persons fran,
tAts' viii charge only IS dollars. for complete
unaer set WIN use the best D,4yal furnish the t ad
on n5,ee o. eaaZss VIII warrant the work to
Main St
sent ri 1888 BRArTLEDoRo, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

MARRIAGE.-A remarkable series of OBJ
servatlons, extending over the whole of
france, confirms the common opinion of
the evil consequences of marriage in many
cases under the age of twenty, before the
growth is completed The figures also
lead TO the inevitable conclusion that the
married from 20 10 60 have a lower rate of
deaths than the unmarried
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Nervous Sufferers

w earnestly advised 70 abandon the use Of si,,, IN
,h waieh mu { inevitably iuurs the 8 sen, ami -
Co. ~ Use 81 ne Nervine, merely palate trir -
hing ne eirr,s y inducing natural action, aud equal
WIJ.si,S l r,as SID b Druggists generally
United s,s,.s @eANAs CO., Bostos Sole cents Tor
si' c eSsDWlS. Wholesale Assr. IL xe- rre,.,s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
DOdd's Neryine !,


sVsI'---Ffice as Before.
is s1leh-iSe sale and universal favor which This 4
specific remedy has everywhere met H;,b .l,s great
th ero ~ eharsng the size Of bottle without ineIs
updsr ~ of az affections Of the Nervous SysteIn eer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
P / A n 0 T 0 r t r S
POWERS GnsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

L. 7, WARD, A. NJ. PRlNcfpAL
Mrs =. H. WAkD, Teacher of Ornamental Branches
S. l.. LEACH, Assistant classical De,,ar 49,, az,
SEEklN sCiNELL Native Of Germany Teacher Of German
PROP r SCHUSTER, Of Brattleboro Teacher of Music
fEoF hUbENE CANTEL, Native Of Fr Teacher ofFrench
Assisted BY Instructors of Vocal Music Writing and Lee
turers upon Physiology Natural Sciences athema tics
winter Term ofeeven weeks, begins the last Mon ofNov
Spring :" Wedn Feb
FAN " eleven last 81 Aug
Accessible Railroad Fare from Brattleboro sixty cts
Terms Of Tuition, Board Rooms for sef-boarding as low
asat similar schools, Letters addressed to l. ward
l.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

foR TIE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseps,s
group, bronchitis, Incipient CONSUME.
ten, and for the relief of Consump,iy,
Patients in advanced stages of II,
disease.
- r:se is the field Of its usefulness and "a 70
aefa1s ate The cases Of its cures, that slras
gft stctlau q country alounds in persons rss
RI ht""H. Who have lceB restored nom alsr-s,f
tfd even desperate diseases Of the lungs trfs
's'. Nheil once tried, its superiority ovcr svs7
Nes McSitiEc II is kind is too apparent to es.,n
N Herfalian, and ~o@lerc It's virtues are known, Il
PitlAr " lrgef hesitate what antdoie 10 snrsr +
''T we distressing and dangerous affections 81 Il E
oinon r orRans THAI are incident to our cinss
me many ilcu0r remedies thuis, uyon q
cnmnurlsy have failed and been discarded. IL
mas Euaea friends IS every trial, conferred len,sl
n G afflicted they can never forget ard n
enese cures too humorous and too remarkabtg
tc forgotten.
PREPARED Ky
L2z2. >. g. AVER e. co.
L0 WELL, MASS.
% .. y Woods ana j. ". Moore. Beuous Fsll,.
MI; nIattirborp D. S. Sabin Jr saxtou's Rive,
:, 1t.sa' hAf Westminster n s. W,rks Grstt5u
Ohester ana BY al dealers IN Medicine ear
gi&f
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
THE PERFECT MELoDEoN

ANOTHER TRIUMPH! AT THE LATE STATEFAIR
"A at Burlington thePERPEcT aRLopEoN wasaga'n award
ed the First Premium purity power tone
and promptness Of touch.
In every desirable quality necessary for superorustru-
ment the Perfect Eeodeon unsurpassed 0fhs have
abtndant testimony.
The addition of the Base Damper, forwhich we have
recently obtained letters PATENTS of the
proyements made the Meodeon II is meeting with
and considered by all
who have used it and become familiar with beautiful
teet-Nithout tilt is almost impossible TO sell nstru-
mcnt.
PI AN o ORTES
from the best makers selected by Prof. II. BAKER
Boston, which il sufficient guarantee their
for sale and TO rent at manufacturers prices
All Instruments warranted aud sent to any mart Of tho
country at risk. ESTEY 4 GREEN
BRATTLEBoRo, Sept "a, 1856. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
JOHN G., WIGHTMAN,

PROVISION STORE.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c
1 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL
II KINDS:
sugar Spices ALI kinds Soaps. Cream Tartar Saleratus
sat Fish, laisins Coniec tionarcs Segars, Tobacco
Nuts Of all kinds, and gariouso therartices
Vegetables. Potatoes Turnips, Onions Carrots Cabs
ba2e, and all other Kinds.
Fruits. Apples of all kinds, and other Fruisin their
seasoule viii also keep hand Boston and New Haven
Oysters Wholesale and retail
lie viii sell at prices corresponding with the times and
warranted to satisfactory He constantly receiving
from market fresh additions to his stock which are pur-
chased at bargain and will be sold In
shortlf you want Cheap Provisions, give him a call
ana you can get the worth of your money.
Wanted,-Allkinds of Farmers Produce wanted for
which he viii fair arke price Those having anyo
dispose Of will do well to call on him.
Bellows Falls July 80, 1858 Al