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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. = On and after MoNDAr
w Nov q, 1853, Trains will follows.
MOVING EAST-Lesve
Bellows Falls at 30 A, NJ and 225 p. NJ. Keene at A
A. NJ. and q 2. Mand arrive at Fitohburv AT 1900
and 5.l2 NJ. Boston at 80 and As p. NJ Worcessf
at LOO aud 90 2. NJ.
MOVING WEST.-Leave
BOSTON at 80 and II 90 A. NJ; Fi,chburgh at 945
and 80 p NJ. Keene IL SO A. NJ aud 40 P. and a.,
rive at bellows Fails at 1928 and 4i0 p Nj Windsor y
and IS p NJ Rutland 265 and 500 P. NJ Burlnrtos
6 % r. NJ.
TtaiHs Connect as Jolo,os:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & burlington
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, 0gdsbs
bargh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady az,
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, VIA
River Junction, Burlington. ogdensburg Montreal,
Iohnsbury, &c, via. VI. CENTRAL, PAssuMPsIC, an,
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains uai
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. Il for all poiu.
north.
Dotcn 7fatas Connect al FifoAbwgA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City
And at Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester Mass
X. for Nashun and Concord and with Trains Of Ston
Brook X. X for Lowell. Lawrence, sc.
Tickets for all points West may be secured at any static
Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked throu
to Buffalo suspension Bridge.
A CHAPLIN, Superintendent
suPerintendents oaiee, KceDe, n. H., Nav 10, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Mosr pRorIrApLE BREED OF Sur

MosT PROFITABLE BREED OF SHEEP.
"A Canada West Farmer writing on this
question TO the "Genesee Farmer" says !:
"As far as my experience goes, the most
profitable sheep are Of no breed. Bay poor
and inferior ewes (of the native stock if
possible), cross them with the best Leices-
ter or South Down rams, according to their
roughness and other qualities, and they will
pay from so to 100 per cent per annum or
more. This is simply taking advantage of
the established maxim in breeding. that the
first cross is the best. You thus obtain an
increase in mutton of from 90 to 80 pounds.
and an increase Of wool of from 80 to 100
per cent, besides great improvement in
the quality Of BOTH"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
So. Acworth, N. III.

ANOTHER REMEDY TO PREVENT Sows
KILLING THEIR YoUNG.-The way the
Maine Farmer proposes we think a very
good one for that class of people WHO use
the article themselves. especially if they
use il to their own exclusion; but to those
who do not use liqnor, we give another way
which will prove successful. namely as
soon as she attempts eating them just take
an oil boot leg and draw it on her nose. a.
you would on your foot; then put a cord
through both straps and tie over the top oil
her neck Have the boot leg long enough
TO extend an inch or two below her nose
and the pigs are all safe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

Animals snten led for Fast Work must
not he Allowed 10 Accumulate Fat,

The admit horse or OK should neither
lose nor gain flesh from day to day this
i the ease with full grown man IN the
physiological condition. The amount OF
food should be in proportion to the amount
of labor performed. so that waste and no'r-
ishmen, may be equally balanced aud r'a1-
lily adjusted. A large amount 81 iocd re-
auires a relative amsunt OF work. An an
i'm, fed literally. and kept in the bran
must accumulate fat. and csaseqnenily be-
comes dull stupid, and sleepy"
The city of Boston own and employ some
$50 or 200 horses in removing street sweep
;ngs and offal. These animals are seldom
uryrd beyond walk, and large, powerful
horses MS they are, their labor is compare
tivrlv LIGHT. Such are fed with liberal
hand. out of the city crib, Astounding in the
hes, kind of fodder They have c1mforta-
bic quarters at night, and the stables are
celebrated for cleanliness and good ventila-
ton. Under such circumstances the read
err will not be surprised when inform him
that the recipients of City Stable bounty
are AS Eat as aldermen, and some OF them
clumsy as elephants. And it almost inva-
riably happens that when such are attacked
BY accute disease Deaths the result. Con
trast the condition Of these animals with
that of the Roxbury omnibus horses; the
latter are equally well fed and cared for,
vet they seldom accumulate fat; this Is due
to the laborious nature of their work. which |
requires quick respiratory and muscular
movements, in the performance OF which
feats the carbon of the food is in ratio to
the oxygen inspired. Now note the diff
ference; should the latter be attacked with |
acute disease, it generally yields under
proper medicinal treatment. This teaches
us that if we want horses capable of en-
during fatigue, under rapid muscular action
we must not allow the fat to accumulate
but the moment horse increases in bulk
or weight, what may be consider
ell fair condition. that moment the daily
allowance Of food must be diminished, or
he mus, be compelled to work harder. and
thus exhaust the superintendent carbon.
il will he seen, therefore, that it is a matter
of impossibility to lay down any dietary
rules that shall meet the wants Of all ami
mails. for their wants are subject to consid-
cradle modification, and the quantity of
food suitable for one animal might be too
great or small for others. Age, sex, eli
mate. constitution, condition Of life, state of
health, kind of work, ETC., are the modify |
ing circumstances.-Dadd on the Diseases
Of Cattle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

DRINK FOR YOU'VE CALvEs.-When
the calves have learned to drink, prepare
the following broth for them:
Fake large pot and fill it with hay and
water, then boil it until the strength is ont,
strain off this broth and to six quarts of il
add one pint Of milk,-this is sufficient for
one calf. As they begin to grow the guam
tity should be increased. This food is not
only cheaper. but far better than milk. OF
any other drink, because it makes them
strong. healthy and elastic.
WARNER OsGooD.
So. Acworth, N. III.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
sorSr A CAMP MEETING IN rur IA

ScFNr IN A CAMP MEETING IN tins FAR
WEsr--A western paper says IN one OF
the rough alley counties ON the frontier, last
autumn, camp meeting was held, at which
some m;schie maker filled the tin horn used
TO call the congregation tore her, vi u son
soap so that when the lel,ltr took Il up he
blew the soap over his brother clergyman,
which caused him, on the impulse of the
moment. TO utter an oath. lie immediate
~ turned 20 those around him and apollo
gized, saying he had served the Lord thirty
years, and had not before in all that time
been betrayed into the utteranre OF pro-
fame word, but he must fiud out d whip
the man who soaped that horn. Before the
camp meeting came to u close, n tall, swar-
thy, villainous looking desperate stroiled
on the grounds and leaned against a tree
listening to the eloquent exhor'aton TO re-
pent which was being made by The preach
er. After while he became interested,
finally affected, and then took position on
The anxious seat, and commenced grooming
in "lhe very bitterness" OF his sorrow. The
clergyman walked down and endearored TO
console him. No consolation he was TOO
great sinner he said. Oh no-there was
pardon for the vlest. No, he was too wick
sd-there was no mercy for him. In a
ew moments the preacher himself was no
iced TO become excite and stripping OIL
MS outer garment he shouted: "llere bro
her Cole, hold my coat: I've found the fell
ow that soapsd that horn"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

VITALITY or EGGS DESTROYED on RAIL
RoADs.-Eses carried by railroad cannot
lie depended upon. for hatching-ihe c,.n-
tinued jar shaking the life out Of them.
The " 7. Tribune relates the experience
of man. who said that he had found on
trial that eggs could not be carried twenty
i've niles safely unless special precautions
were adop<ed- Packed carefully in small
basket. and this held constantly in the hand
they viii tide without jar aud without irja-
~ to fleir vitality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
JOHN G WIGHTMAN.
PROVISION STORE.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL

Sugar Spices all kinds Soaps Cream Tartar Saeratus
Salt Fish Rasius .Con1ect ionares Segars, Tobacco,
Nuts Of all kinds and yariousotherarticles.
Vegetables. Potatoes ,Turnips, Onions Carrots Cab.
bage, and all other kinds.
Fruits. Apples alkinds, and other Fruitsin their
seasone will also keep hand Boston and New Haven
Oysters wholesale and retail
lie will sell prices nang with the times and
warranted to prove satisfactory Hesconstanty receiving
from market fresh additions TO stock which pur
chased bargain and will be sold at small advance In
shortif you want Cheap Provisions, give him call,
and you get the worth of your money.
Waufed,-Allkinds of Farmers Produce wanted. for
which he will pay fair market price Those having any
dispose of will do well to call on him.
Bellows Falls July 30 1853 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
To County Commissioners and
Town Agents i'm Vermont.

fI'TE we'll established Importing House of CHARLES
Il 50 front Street. New York, has made extensive
sales OF the best descriptions OF Pure Wines Liquors.
Town Agents in this statc justly earning by the
of the goods sold reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
reasonable prices which should be overlooked
by those who required by Law purchase and
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made Charles Backman
SO Front Street New York TO his Agents, VIM W
W H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized solicit
orders References be made in regard the
and standing Of the House and the superior a. ay the
Liquors TO Edward ungerford Prof Of Chemistry in the
University of Vermont 5 W. Thayer VI D., Dean the
Medical Faculty q. '. NJ ". Carpenter, NJ D. Prof. Sc
in same j. ;. Pierce. Agent, Burlington, Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

'9nloq Isd Is
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Vll u slooq1s IIg 10 suul1s Aud u!4s 81
1920 pue 6poq qlSu9Ils ssAl5 Ssn -!
90 polgsu5q 6Iopsmm 9Ie slnpp pas ueIpQo palpi9us
puV apd slulrldmo0 9AH Iaqlo pun sBluJolas ulnaVH
ggS suolduIa he IuuloaBa pooI pooa aqL
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sploq quo 6tuo 5uI4p IsE poousllodxs sSuav lgsusq
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I'D 'RIsd3dssu sassJ 5Igl9laAu VI .uon9H
IuJppeu pus GlsAI u 5uIq puH slnIoSAu % ANS
Oh liza salloq IaASlgV& I1uuum Auu ul pssu9
SIP pIdiol I7A IuoG III sdoip qlA Suouamuo9
50 hpousI zulun siql pug lA nos paXval sur5Io
IuOG 'T9ssaJd5p slds Inok ps4aisip pun Usfof4
dpsS InoS 10 hgPtl7T SH0aJsN moJ 5uIaBus anu nos
il ..'GOOd qOoIa. qua 20 a4oq SuEIn9oId ~ 5uil GU
5soI apps an HtDdl 70 s3fD 10 sS01 1fUsT ~ u0
D1idBd 'aqJDpDTT Pro- YSHq) 'G9uapu9l aAnduIusuoe
20 sluridmoo Aup aAVq uoA u ~ "a paIn9 Apul9SBa
ssAndmnsuoS puBsnoql uol1upoIlul
" sqluom xls uIN qlIp9q l0aII9d paIols9I uos
uoIa "a 'Q9lqM 10 ASH Sql uoJ aOo4 dOOTar sIVl 10
uoponpoId el u9sq eqL ussS puv lIn9q Qua
uodu pootq ol - loapa puR 'uol9uuoo nv
psuI sIom aql 6sooRfqd 10 losqus 9ql sufddr pus
d0oTa aHL DNlZKTyNv 20 uspl psAjsoaoS liosaI ASH
su-3SIl3Bld sINaA 64uaMl uVl1ls6qd Ipn5aI sI5s
m!q 40 pun suolsoid luop9m sql lusulma lsou
qua "a GI9Ao1sI 10 sdoq liz puofsq psIspuoo % So
uopdwnsuo0 40 pa0upal useq SuAuq 'uosuoIa az
GSSE GSS-E
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists, No. Sc Maiden
Lane New York, and by all respectable Druggists trough
out he "
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

KsErISc MIX SwrEr-A eorrespopd-
ent Of the Homestead found that, in sending
milk TO market. though it left the dairv
perfectly sweet. il was often cnrsiled on d..
Every TO customers To remedy this. the
cans we're covered with eoiton e 9th soaked
in salt water. By this method the curdIirg
a he Aik was entirely prevented.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
A. C. Masury 81 Co.,


Agens for the sale Of WErHERELL'S COAL OIL,
superior artice-hurnng free from smoke odor and
warranted TO give entire satisfaction at 80 per gallon
Also, No lubricating Oil, equal Sperm, any other
oils used for lubeang purposes and at much less price
Manufacturers Of Burning EIid 6anpheHs, Aieohol and
dealers In Hhqfe- Elephant, Sperm aud Lard OILS Sc.
No. Is India street, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
H. u. Dodge,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Newes Patent Safety Lamps and Cans Fluid Soars also
Burning Fluid Camphene, SC, Of superior quality,
at the Lowest Market Price
No fremont Street Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Southland, Herbert & Co. /,

MANUFACTURE OF OILS, SOAPS AND CANDLES,
No q Broad Street, Boston,
Sperm Whale and Extra Lard Oils; No ! Lard Oil an,
Red OIL for Wooden Mills Lard Stearine, Sperm SteaF
Inc Candies Whale Prngs, Oil Soup, Soda and Brn Soap
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
=. s. j. MYERS,

Importers of Watches Watch Materials Crystals Tools
and Jobbers of Jewelry,
No. l6 Hanover Street, Boston.
All orders promptly attended to. American Watches at
Manufacturers prices. No business transacted Sat
urday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Henry Damon.

Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES AND HAYWARD RUBBERs,
No. lee MIX Street. Boston.
Terms Cash delivery Of Goods For quality and tara
bits MS shoes are well knosn his Oil customers Try
lsN samples aud Judge tur yourselves II satisfactory
IN quality OF price return them his expense aud year
cash viii b rtturnei to Phrase cal order. 524
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
THE PERFECT MELODEON.

A MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
Nat Burlington the aELopEoN again awarded
the First Pre- mum for purity eyennes and power OF tone
and promptness Of touch.
neyery desirable quality necessary for superior intru-
the Perfect Meodeon unsurpassed OF this have
abundant testimony.
The addition of the BASE DAMPER, for which have
recently obtained letters patent is of the greatest
proyements made the Melodeon 1t meeting with
universal appreciation and is considered indispensable by all
who have used it and become acquainted with its beautiful
eectWthout it 1t is almost impossible to sell an instru
mcnt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
ABRIDGED EDITION OF RICHARDSON'S
NHOderss School aor the Piano.

2
The "Modern School the Piano highly recommend
cd by Thalberg Dreyshock, Mason Root, Webb, Baker
Bradbury Woodbury., and host Of others equally we'll
known whose opinions Musical matters iohOut qaes
ton
Full Edition, with American lingering, SO 90.
Abridged Edition with American lingering, - 90.
10 Sent any part of the United States postage paid
receipt of the marked price
BOSTON Published by RUSSELL & T0LMAN, 29l
Washington Street. Wholesale Agent for George A. Prince
& Co.'S celebrated heloleons and Reed Organs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

ThcMorning Train tnrght with passenger car attacll
wllleaye Windsor at co. A. NJ, connecting with Esut
train from Montreal and Ogdenshnrg, Olaremont at4g
aud Charcstown at So A. ~. connecting at Bellows "a
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and Wore
ter and with Vermont Valley Railroad foi Springfeld
irving at New York ,4l5 NJ,
The Mailfran willeavc Windsor at LOO, Clarcmoht
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Worcester g.
also with Vernon VALLEY Railroad for Springfield, &C.
irving at New York at II 10, p, NJ.
The Express Train will leave Windsor at 40 y. NJ,
arrival trains Montreal 600 A. MI ogdensburA
$500 A. j and Concord, n. IL tl045 A. NJ, Claremo
40 and Charletown at H. arriving at Bellows Falls
$50 r. remain mighty leave Bellows Falls at $50
~ for Springfield &C., arriving ut New York at Is
also leave Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ, for Lowell WorCestr
and Boston
T~AJ HG yM> me-
The Express Train will leave Bellows Falls at Il5A
Charlestown at 80, Caremon at TO- connecting Wind
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier, Burib,
ton, Rouses Point Montreal t6i5 NJ 0gdensburgh 40
PM.l aud also with Northern N H. Road arriving at Coz
cord at 3 30 z. NJ.
The MalTr viii leave Bellows Falls 80 Char
town at l254, Caremontat l26, = NJ eonnectng Win
scr with Vt Central Railroad for Montpelier Barngta
Rouse Point, Montreal .0gdensburgh sc. anda at WHIT
River Junction with Passumpse Railroad TO Wells Rive
Littleton, st. Johnsbury Barton sc,
The Evening Train freight with Passenger attaeht
viii leave Bellows Falls "a 80, Chariestown 10 an
Claremont at IiO P NJ for Windsor. Passengers D
this train stop night Windsor and proceed the ne.
morning lat $50, A. M to Montpelier Rouses Point Mon
treal, Ogdensburg sc.
Stages connect with both trains at Charlestown fg
Springfield and Perkinsyie. atClaremont for Newpori
and az Windsor for Woodstock.
EDWARD THOMPSON, supt
Charlestown, N H., Dec. 5,lst9. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
N A N n o o D ,

now LOST. How Restored.
IUsT Published, in Sealed Envelope, On The Nature
~ Treatment and ka1eai Cure Of Spcrmatorrhca
inal Weakness Sexual Debility. Nervousness and Iuvnlun
tary Emissions indueng lmpatssy and Mental Fhys
cal ineaFseits b. Ros J. CULN WELI, NJ d.. author
Of The Greeu Eonk, Sc.
The Sord-renownet author IN this admirable lecture
clearly proves irom his exleficuce awful con-
sfnecs e seifahuse usy he teetually rcove without
Mseine and without dan-eEos Surgical operations In
FtFuueuts ring eoFdias pouting mode Of cure
q once certain and eaectuai by which every s r no
matter what ms condition may Be- himself chr,p-
~ privately and racaliy This Lecture MI prare boon
to Thousands ami thousands
sent under address rst mil on Ia. fcei,.
q I've leta-r stamp. By addressing Dr GU J. kim
u . 80 First Asvhue Nes York Pest nox s-ss 5B-lv
ON BusHEL TURKS ISLAND SALT. VERY COARSE
--UV AID dry. far sale b.
b ARMS WILSON.
ELoURS FINE SALT Of best gusii,, for anil,
a~-s ulGuINAN's
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

nN aud after Mond November 81 1859, Trains VI
W Run as Follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $50 A. NJ. and 2.45P PM.
Arrive AZ Rutland, II IS . $50 g
Leave Rutland, ll.50 . g s 80 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, 2l5PM. " 500
MOVING WEsTAND NORTH
Leave Bellows Pals 1920 2. NJ. and 5 30 p. NJ
Arrive at Ru land $50 " 10
Leave Rutla sos q 1915 An
Arrive at Bu tingtOn 100 +" 81 600 g
At Burlington it'll Lake ChampIaip seau
and Trains Of Vermont Central Road. At Rutland s
Trains for Troy, Albany and NewNprk Saratoga Spring
Schenectady and the West Bellows Falis with Trains
the Cheshire Road FOR Fohbarg Worcester Lowell and h.
ton With VI Valley Road for Brattleboro Springfield Bar
ford, New Haven, aud New York And with sullivan Rql
for Windsor, White River Junction and the white Monn
1 Passengers going West, will End this the cheape.s4
mostdrectroute. Tickets and all aecessa
a be li.iiesS= hets
4. A. CHAPLIN, superntenisit
RUTLAND, Nov Is, 1859. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Hanson & Hale.

Manufacturers Wholesale Retail Dealers in Sanford
$1,000 PATENT CHALLENGE HEATER Cooking Range
and iot-Ar Furnaces, Cooking Office raror Stoves Tin
Japan britannia Wooden and Willow Ware, Baskets &c
Tin and Sheet Iron work to order.
lis Blackstone & Marshall streets,
JoHN l.. HANSON, BOSTON. Moses II. HALE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
m VIZ. VALLEY RAILROAD \

EgfvT-rzpl VT. VALLEY RAILROAD NO.
V;4sfssss.ar@ TICE On aud after MONDAY Nov n $50
Passenger Trains lleaye Bellows Falls for Brattehoto
500 and 280 2, NJ, aud returning leave Brattlrbo,
vt 1910 A NJ and 80 =, NJ.
Freight Train caves Bellows FALL at Gao NJ. andb,
tlcborO at2 b5 A. NJ.
The two passenger trains this route eonneo Som
with the Wis Mass, aud Connecticut River Railroads u
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport duct
New York On the North with the Rutand Burlinut,,
sullivan, Vt, Central Vermont Canada Connecticut ar
passun psc Rivers Railroads forming direc
with Whitchall Saratoga aud schenectady st. Johusbn
and White Mountains, Burlington and Rouse's Point a
leusburg and Montreal. sL0AT .Supt'
Nov u, 1853, u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
The E'ignaric Oil Co.

Nv 1i bNaiiS N'iee'i bosVOh'
HAVING within the last days, made great improve
in their Burning Oil would ask attention to the
same.
by any illuminating agent in 1t is purely yege
table oil, aud perfectly nexposive.
burns with most brilliant yet perfectly steady light
in the Knapp Crystal and Lunar Lamps and in all Cam
phine Lamps
We it to give perfect satisfaction 10 all eases,
IL can be returned at expense
OF the holders of the Knapp and Crystal patents would
ask trial of this oil, both for her and our benefit.
Local Agents wanted in every town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
READ THE PAMPHLETS.
II ARgS,S SY * u u

READ THE PAMPHLETS.
GA REa'S SY * u u,
E,IE Only Real ruriarr OF the blood eSstence For
Weakly fcualcsor Young Children ShHaiy M NM
must he we'll Now gu sh , pr9I.osgo,h G do's'o
dyspepsia. Liver Complaint No Mercury, No Arsenic
Palms In the Back or side, No Potash, NO ioume'
rimple' on the Face No Suphatc Soda,
N'Sney ol,oNsct agv ,i No lbon, No Mineral
NJ IS WARRANTED OF any kind or naturcinit
u No newspaper puns or fictitious Names Every per-
from whom certificate Is given their names and mum,
bers published ANY person can address them by man
rnd satisfy thcmsrlyes'-s-
ties aud rreommond IL highly IL is only Just ntroduceu
ud net in single case has Il failed yet Weakly persons
only TRY If and will not regret It's cost On sonic peo-
pie Que bottle produces magical results With other re-
iures ave or six bottles
For sale at 81 state street. Albany, and BY one nrusgSn
III the principal villages and towns Of this State and Cana
Ia and by Q y. HADLEY, Chester, VI.
II. RING, corner Broadway and John street, New
York,
CLARK's SYRupiu all cases of Sexual incapaety aud
diseases OF the Spine and Kidneys magical Try IL.
For safe by G. II HADLEY, Chester
5tLARK's SYRUP changes the whole condition of the
blood aud Kills the poison which feeds the isdo
eea, For sale by q f. HADLEf, Chester,
CLARKs sYRUP-Gcucral Depot is IS Washington Ave
Y nue, Albany New York JOS. CLARK,
A 'LAhh Sh kUP As Ill Vegetable anu no mineral, anu
Y that Il what the human blood needs.
For sale by c. p. uADLEY Chester.
GLARK'SSYRUP For sore throat is Magical.
y For sale by c. 4. uADLEY, Chester
rLARKS SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Females or sickly
= PGny Children is sur.
For sale by c. y. HADLLl, Chester,
ltLARK'S SYRUP is all Roots, and Mineral $500
Swin be given for any grain found In II.
For sale by G. h HADLEl, Chester.
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I oral For sale by G, r. HADLEY, Chester.
6tLARK'S SYRUP cures any weakness females,
Sulous children magically For saeby c. T. HADLEY.
Chester, Vermont.