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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

HE usrRER.-Tom Hood m,n,ioned
1ie case'cf an old jew, who had lent alaroe
sum OF money, and charged inteHes, ON i,
al nine per cent. instead of six, which was
the i-galrate. The borrower remonstra ted
and II last asked the usurer if he did aa.
oeiieve IN God, and where he expected
20 60 when he died.
An, said the old Hebrew. with aplea..
AM Twinkle Of the eye. and grin, " / have
thought Of that too, but when God Laols
down upon II from above, the . will appear
TO him like g.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
Egyptian Corn.

Mr.. EDITOR AS Misery likes com
pany," allow me 10 say that l, too, pur
chased the mummy corn" My first i'm
pulse was to keep mum about it; but
deem it my duty to say that of the eighty.
six kernels received from Mr.. CrandalI
only twenty grew at all, and this was more
than one would expect from the appear
ance of the seed. Most of it must have
been shelled from the top of an unripe or
frost-bitten ear. 1t was planted June %,
in good rich soil, and as well cared for as
any need be. Behold the harvest! One
ear some four inches in length, corn of two
colors, with other unmistakable evidences
OF its having mixed with other varieties of
corn. Many of the kernels were imper-
feet; this with few apologies for ears, is
the amount Of the crop. The stalks are
still standing monument Of my folly and
CrandalFs honesty. Were they nearer my
dwelling, | should expect to hear the wind
'screeching through their leaves, +" Crandall
ecorn,--came from Egypt-may he ever
have to eat it."
Let him be fed on this corn the rest of
his life, say !, and his body will become
embalmed while he lives; as will his mem.
DRY, BY this disagreeable exploit. Pass
tiiim round. III. f. II. Woon.
Putaey, ". Oct p, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
DR.. LA CROIX,S

feae Medical Treatise ne Physiological TIee Of a'
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MARRIED Lady &C. &C. 1t truthful adviser 20 the mar
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fusion OF ideas loss of memory with melancholy Be
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Medicines with full dircfsons sent 10 sny part fthe Id
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AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.
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.on OF spirits drovsiness pains in the hack
Guinness Of sight. pimples. loss Of meloI. ~
.lne rom early errors BY following the insfrue
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ny address- receipt Of two STAMPS a enP. nj
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Cheshire Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT On aud or NJ

WINTER ARRANGE,lENT.-o On aud or MONDAY
w Nov ~, 1879, Trains will ran a folio
MOVING EAsT-Leaye
bellows Falls NJ ~ A NJ, and 20 p. VI, Keonc at giO
\ NJ. aud "a i. Mend arrive ftchburg at 1900 NJ
aud 5l2 NJ boston at 80 aud 40 2, VI Worresi"
ut 900 and 100 r. NJ
MOVING WEsT.-fesve
Boston at 80 and 90 A. NJ, Fitchburgh at DAB 4. ~
aud 80 q NJ kc-ne, ll.3 A. NJ. and 40 Z. M.--and
rive AZ bellows Fails at 1928 and Ii0 NJ, Windsor q
and 20 - NJ Rutland, 25 and 500 4. NJ, BURLINGTON
6O0P. NJ.
TdiaS Connect as follo,rs.
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal ogIens.
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs schenectady and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor white
RIVER Junction, Burlington. ogicnsburg Montreal, st
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL PASSUMPSIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS. Sc. Roth trains make
direct connection via VT, CENTRAL r. r. for all point.
north
DorH TSai1S Connect al EiiehbHg6
with Trains of Ritohburgh Worcester for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York city.
And AZ Uroton Junction with trains OF Worcester Nash
VA " for Nashua and Concord aud with Trains of Stony
brook ". u, for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may be any station
on cheshire Railroad aud baggage will he checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
n A, CHAPLIN. Superintendent
Superintendent Once, Keeuc, y. H., Nov Is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

CISDERs FOR PiGs.-J. J. Mech OF
Tiptree Hall, England, has been publishing
his experience in iattening swine, and,
among other things, he has learned the fact
q" that pigs are very fond of coal ashes or
-cinders, and that you can hardly fat pigs
properly on boarded floors, without giving
them moderate supply daily, or OCCASION
ally" He says" In the absence of coal
ashes, burned clay OF brick dust is good
substitute. If you do not supply ashes
they will gnaw or eat the brick walls of
their sheds. / leave to science to explain
abe cause Of this want. 1t is notorious that
coal dealers, where pigs have access to the
Goals, are generally successful pig-feeders.
Those who find that their pigs, when shut
up, do not progress favorably, will do well
TO try this plan; neighbor of mine found
that score of fat pigs consumed quite
Basket of burned ashes daily. We know
that there is an abundance of alkai in
ashes"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

SAND FOR HoRsEs' BEDs.-Mr. Small
'of Dundelk, veterinary surgeon Of con.
siderable experience, states that sand is no,
only an excellent substitute for stray for
norses' beds, bat superior to straw, ss tie
sand does not heat, and saves the boots d;
the horses. He states that sand is excln.
sively used for horses beds in his reposi,o-
ry.- Jailey Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

How TO FINISH Rooms For the
finishing Of the rooms there j. nothing equal
TO the native wood, simply oiled to develop
The beauty of The grain. Even the COM
monest pine, treated in this way, has II
warmth and luster, beside which the dreary
white paint, so common even in the best
houses, looks dull and dead. Nothing gives
house such a cold, uncomfortable air as
white paint and white plaster. This color
is Ii, only for the tropics. Our cheap, com
mon woods--pine, ash, chestnut, oak, maple
beech, walnut, butte,Iut-oiicr us a variety
OF exquisite tiuts and fibrous patterns,
which until recently, have been wholly dis
regarded in bnilding. Even in furniture,
we are jus, beginning 10 discover how much
more classte and elegant are oak and wal
nut than mahogany. The beauty of a room
Is as dependent on the harmony of its col
oring as that Of a picture. Some of the
uglicst sod most disagr,eabte apartments j
have ever seen were jest those which con-
tanned the most expensive furniture and
decorations. My experience shows that
room finished with llae best seasoned oak
or 9slnoi costs actually less than one finish
ed with pine, painted and grained in inaita-
ton of those woods. Two verandahs off
yellow pine, treated TO two coats of boiled
oil, have richness and beauty of color be-
You'd the reach of pigments and my only
regret connected with the house is, that
was persuaded by the representations OF
mechanics, to use any paint at all.-Bay-
ard Taylor.
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a AGRICULTURAL.
Fattening Experimentation of
rpod

Now is the time 10 give attention 10 the
important matter Of fattenins swine, tina, is,
critical att-ntion,--so as TO learn the COM
parative value between cooked and uncook.
ed food, and between food that is termeattd
and food in which that process has, in no
degree, not taken place, The following we
fud in the RWral Nc,r Yorker:
Among the many Of your contributors, !
would ask for information concerning fatten-
ing hogs. j have farmed il for thirty years.
and when commenced ! adopted the plan
OF keeping swill barrels and saving all the
surplus water Of the kitchen, with the milk
and whey, and mixiar some kind of meal
iaur nsddhnes wtri, 4, then ict it go through
the process OF fermentation, after which
fed it to the hogs. supposed was doing
things about right, until last week, when
travelling on the cars, got into converse
zion with an intelligent appearing gentle
man who said this process was all wrong
that the fermentation destroyed the most
ei the fattening properties Of the grain.
lie also said that making meal into pud-
ding would not iatien as fast as dry meal
Now. l would inquire of your readers
%hethcr these things are so.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

kEErING HoRsEs' LEGS AND FEET IN
ORDER.-f l we're asked to account 70,
my horses legs and fee, being in better or.
der than those of my neighbor, should at.
'frlbate'it to'the dsltowsag circumstances
FIRST that they are all shod with few nails
SO placed is the shoe as TO permit the foot
ITO expand every 'time'they move; second
';hat they all live in boxes instead of stalls.
anu can move whenever they please third.
that'taey have two hours daily stalking ex-
'ercise when they are NOT at work and
fourth, that l have not head-stall or track
chaind my stall. These -four .cireumstan-
ces comprehend the whole mystery Of keep
ing horses legs fine, and their feet in sound
working condition up to a coed OLD. age
Niles on Tie Horses Foot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

would have you TO know, sir. that NV
name i Francis, and not Frank~-u "A,
yes Miss, but You know that have the
9rankine privilege"
An American writer, WHO mad rad
quite a number of respectable trasla,;ons
asks " what translation il the best ,ta, 80
ever made !" We think upon the whole
that we should rather give the preference. "a
that of Enoch.
Seneca says that love is disease. :,
seems, sometimes, TO be a eemb;,s,;o, -
'diseases-an affection Of the heart and a,
infsmation Of the brain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

When Lamartine was in the ascendant
at the early part of the revolution of l8is
his merits were being discussed at clul
of artists and authors. " All !" said cleve
young author, he and | row in the sam,
boat" Douglas Jerrold, who was present
turned round, and said, But not with the
same souls"
The Rev. Robert Hall disguised by the
egotism and conceit of a preacher, who
with mixture of self-complacency and
impudence, challenged the admiration of q
sermon, was provoked to say, " Yes, there
was one very zine passage of your discourse,
sir" l am rejoiced 10 hear you say so
which was it," Why, sir, it was the
passage from the pulpit into the vestry.''
An anxious mother, in Scotland, was tax
ing leave of her son on his departure for
England and giving him all good advice.
My dear Sandie, my ain BARN, gang South
and get all the siller ye can from South
erners-tak everything ye can; but the
English are brave boxin' people, an tax
care o them, Sandy-never fight bald
man, for ye Gamma catch him by the hair"
Lucy Stone recently made speech in
sisting that the election Of women, as well
rs men, TO Congress would improve the |
,hacter of that body. We suspect that the
labit Of pairing off" would be even more
common than it is.
Cunning is only the mimic of discretion,
nd may pass upon weak men just as pert
less is often mistaken for wit, and gravity
or wisdom.
Time never passes SO slowly and tediously
Is 10 the idle and listless. The best cure
or dullness is too keep busy.
Theory may be all very well but young
ioctors and lawyers always perfer practice
You must take the responsibility, as
he man said TO his wife when the child
,ried.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
rutland & BURLINGTON !
To Town Liquor Agents

'INnE undersigned Commissioner for the salso,,,
Massachusetts is now allowed by law ~ III iaquon ia
lied Agents Of Cities and towns in all the 70 author
states keep on hand large assortment =, lev England
Domestic Liquors, which are all analysed by md
sayor according TO law, aud CERTIFIED by Mr. j., tae A.
aud suitable for medicinal, mechanical and - PR
poses; and sold In large small quantities ph
price. Agents may he assured Of obtninln anOsR
he obtained else where fo se They can
EDWARD y. PORTER, Comms,o
ISf6l % Custom House Street pnsri
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New Haven and Northampton Co,
AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD

Il Il AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD
\ Summer Arrangement-lsf0
York and New Haven Rail Roads - ' a'u NeS
On and after june 18th 1860 Trains viii -,,,, - .,,
- TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON: s
go a DENOMINATION to New York eo,nsc,;, -
flaiuNe with Hartford. Providence and FisbkJl R;is
Arrive in New Haven As a m New Yort 10 a. aiIfoad
lilo m..ESpress Train Tor New York Receiying M.
.snsers from tue Conn River r.. from Green6eld hrt
tieoofo anu inc north Receiving passengers from ana go
Meeting with the Western Railroad east and % ,S eo
Reid Hartford Providence and Eishkl n R. at Planv;T
striving 10 New Haven 2. 05 and New York as
l2op m--freight train with passenger car for NJ. n
ven receiving passengers from Express Train on va
rainyhis a. 40 m; with Hartford Proyilenrs 80
Fishktil Railroad east west aud rraebipv Ne snu
season for the night Expires to New YorL maven Ia
90 p. m--Freight Train with rsssrpysr ,,,.,., =
heSfheid receiving Passengers train on Conn Ps.
from Montreal Burlington Brattlcboro' Cir.DslJ e.
eonnectngat wes,held with on Western Ril e
Albany, Pit,sfeld Worcester and Boston 'Aa 'or
TRkrss TO NORTHAMPTON.
500 a m--frcieht Train with passenger 81, f. A.,
Haven Passengers for the Western R.il,.,. - 80
Pennington Valley will reach weshed hy tfis fr,; - "
.on Tor the hspfss Iilns east and II 4s resrn
10 % m--Exprcs- train frSun New Haven in ,,,,..
With SEQ a N train from New Iask connecting AZ Nsh
Brastaesoro AMI the " hite Mountains reschip- 49,
ton s05p. N. e No''aaHF-
3so p mAssoaiosstien trsin fssrn Ne~ Haven r...,.
ing ra-=rnesrs from the Z Is . m tr.ip f,,, y
fsinSiiic fromtbe Hastaor prusil-re and Ftsht, = n
ss. 800 49, ana Ia,s-e ssnsceon with Western Rail-
rosn FOR Albany At et2 and s y m for warr-s,-- -
Boston reaching Northampton AZ - . m !. co.s.
siih train on eosn River r. f,r drssnses mi I.s
s1sp- @.-Fr+rht rrsu fro.n we.she,d -;,h ,,...-
ear attached fas NsrthsuF;an r.-asisirs r.,s, 49,
train Western Rsiiroad frcui PItt 49,; - ''.tn
West. re-ehiug Norfhsupto,. az s 4 n - ~ 3AA thc
ihs iossa m trAn from New Haven srrivssia $1,000
for all tins Stare tanes 7-N-oh
frsiEht 10 and from Nc~ rerk fsru,,r,,.l ,;.,.
Of esrs At a. lor rse.s any irscs Line Fr~s, .i
= drSsed ~ ce@-i k.iiro.d Freight Depot in New ys
ris-saeid, Mass. lsss AVE ssP%
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
DR.. C.. n. SHOLES,
Eclectic Inirmary, 1871 Court Street,
ROSTON MASS

BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention for the last fifteen
years to the treatment of the gsio1indy organs and
having had large practice In this speciality, claim the
best possible advantages for treatment the world has We,
discovered.
have been advised by many of best medical
advertise remedies for the people generally
fact that those who most need my services dare not ask
friend where TO direct them.
To THg IMPoTENr AND AroRRHGA OF
SEMINAL WEAKsEss, divide into three stages:
LIST. NiduTLr EMISSIONS, which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure in a very short time, without failure.
I'd, DAILY DISCHARGES. There more eases Of this
than the world Is Of Some Of the symptoms are
higheolored and seanty excavations from the bladder
smarting sensation attending it, sometimes with turbd
sediment, and at Others milk like appearance have an
ayzed many specimens of this nature, and In
found traces OF Semen and Albnmen which sure
produce death Consumption unless It checked by
ical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE i
3D. Loss OF Muscular POWER Such cases NAV be cured
by similar means If the patient be in otherwise toerab
health.
Best French preyentiyes at low prices
See my advertisement In the Boston Herald and Won can
learn more full description Of such cases
Address O. II. sHoLEs, NJ. D.. 1877 Court Street Boston
Boston, June 26 1850. a8-o5
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VI. valley Railroad.

NOTICE On aud after WEDNESDAY, May g 1860, Pas.
songer Traips viii leave bellows falls for Drattlehero,
at 500 A NJ and22 r. M,aud returning lcave hrtteoo'
70 at 10. 40 A. NJ, and 4 80 T. NJ,
Freight Train leaves Bellows FALL ut $40 A. NJ and Brat
tlcboro at so p NJ.
With the VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads. TO
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud BRIDGEPORT, direct TO
New York ON the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan, VT Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
Passumpse Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga aud Schenectady, ST. JohnsburS
aud White Mountains, Darlington and RnaseE Point og-
densburg aud Montreal. NJ sL0AT, supt.
May q 1860. Il
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Bellows Falls Grist Mi,

N ~ Bellows tslis Grist MAJ has been tto-.,,h,-
hr- - nnshea With No. 2 apeboy st,st al ~
sttoation w o"-'ness shall have pronpt
sept 10Th, lssa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

Manufacturer and render of everything ever made from
!" RsLEs fsEEsroNE, GRANITE or soAPsroSE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
l.. AMADON,

G NJ AkER & JEW BIER
- Constantly for Sale -
cocks Gold aud Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
Also good assortment of Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In wentworths New Building.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 c 0 A IN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

MIS- wilson's Hair Dressing is put up In large bottles
Ana re'as Tor 81 cts bottle, for dressing The
hair Of any person. young DID, there s not it. equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish i,
to be, and moreover, has perfume that Is Infinitely
superior TO any Of the fashionable extracts either friv
or American, which alone should ente to place on
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring NJ Mich, ga,
10 the morning apply little Of the Dressing and yonr
mar VIII be even more lfeike in color and beauty
Use nothing on your hair but these prearations ana
use these according to directions and we Won
good healthy head Of hair. 'Vu
hanniactnred and sold at wholesale by Henry p VII
be addressed - sse's siou'o
For sale by O. F. Woods, Bellows Falls, Vermont
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

AS. CAMPBELL,
&CoUNSELL0RAT LAW seLICIToRIN
CHANCERY
AndAgentfor Life and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
BELLOWS FALIs,vr. DIV 40
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n CARD
TO THE PUBLIC,

ItrETAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR NJ
w erous Friends Patrons that owing TO our large
increasing trade for which wish them TO accept our
sincere thanks have found II necessary TO increase our
the capacity that small store capable
of containing And wish to say the Public and our Fat
ronS every where that they eau lind at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

SPRUCE CLAPBoARDs.
"A for sale by. 'Oi s'ou qusiity,
Bellows Pals. July 81 1889 "iLasoN-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

Time never passes so slowly and tediously
as 10 the idle and listless. The best cure
for dullness is too keep busy.