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New Haven and Northampton Co,
AND uAMPDEN RAILROAD

III AMPsHIRE AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD.
IL Summer Arrangement-lS60
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK, via Canal and New
York and New Haven Rail Roads.
On and after June 18TH 1880, Trains will follows
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON:
go a DIFFERENTIATION to New York, connecting al
Painville with Hartford Providence and Pshki Railroad
Arrive in New Haven, 3 40 a. New York IL Ar D. m
lilo Ia m-Express Train Tor New York Receiving pas-
sengers from the Conn. River r. r. from Greenfield Brat
Meeting with the Western Railroad east and west Al
field Hartford Providence and Fishk r. at PainvilIe
arriving In New Haven Eos and New York 445
l2o m-Freight train with passenger car for New Ha
ven receiving passengers from the Express Train on West
ern karoad al Westheli for the Pennington VALLEY al
Painsilie at 45 m with Hartford Providence and
fhkil railroad and west aud reaching New Hayen i;
season for the night Express to New York.
659 p m-freight Train with passenger attached for
wested receiving passengers train on Conn River
r. from Montreal Burlington, Brattleboro Greenfield &c
connecting Westhed with trains on Western Ra,oss g.
Albany; Pittsneid, Worcester and Boston.
tRANs TO NORTHAMPTON:
eoo a. m.-freight Train with passenger from New
Haven Passengers for the Western Railroad from m.
Pennington Valley viii reach westfeld by this train ia
son for the Express Trains and u 43 reaching
l0t5 m.-Exprcss train from Haven in connection
with 500 train from New York connecting al North
ton at 205 p m
So p m-AecOnoasiion train from New Haven, recei,-
ine pseengers from the ELS train from Yors Al
Pisuvie frOm the Hartford Providence and FYshL y
eest aud west and In eloe With Western Rail
rad for Albany at 90 and sl2 for Worcester and
Boston reaching Northampton AZ So q m; coD.s,,in
"a train on Conn River r. X for Greencld and n,s-
SIS m-Freight Train from wes field With pass.Dv-,
car attached for Northampton reeevif psssefrrS t,
train Western Railroad frou, PitfsfeIf aa< -, IN
Wet, reaching Northampton a. sss 3 m. SUI ''s
Ine ivS M train from Ses Haven arrives in season
for all the Stacy Lines
% cars at As low rats any rret LINE Freight shi
@ directed IA Canal RAiroad FREIGHT Depot in Ne York
we.taeld Mas. 1850 = i'AAANs' sssPI
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Cheshire Railroad.


WINTER ARRANGENfENT.-on and er MONDAY
w Nov, 81, 1859, Trains will run folio
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and 25 P. VI. Keene at 40
A. NJ. and % p M-and arrive at Fitchburg at 1900
and 5l2 M; Boston at $50 and 745 P. NJ. WorcestA
at 200 and 100 p
MOVING WEST-Ieave
Boston at 30 and 1l00 A. NJ. Fitchburgh at As A. -
and 30 P. NJ Keene, IL 80 A. NJ. and 40 p Mand a,
rive at Bellows Falls at 1928 and 440 NJ; Windsor ~
and 30 p. NJ Rutland, 255 and 500 P. NJ Burlington
600P.M
Tfaias Connect as tozotcs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Orleus-
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, burlington. ogdensburg Montreal St
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PkSsUMPsIC and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. fer all points
north.
Dorm Trains Connect at Fteh5urgh
with Trains Of Ftehburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
ia r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
Brook r. r. for Lor.pll. Lawrence &c
Tickets for all points West be at any
on Railroad and baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent,
superintendent Office, Keene, N. H., Nov Is, 1852
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NJ A N n o O D,
How Restored,

now Restored.
osI fuhlsbed in Sealed Envelope Lecture On Tn.
NATURE Treatment and Radical Cure Of spersstorrho
or Seminal Neaknsss Sexual Debility Nervousness a,5 -
voluntary Emissions proiacine Inpoteney f'spsnr.t
and Mental and fhysieal Dehity. BY ROB JCUIEER
abuse may he efeetually removed without in,sr,
cin OF we ian serous Applications Of ins,rss
oougleS andother empirical devies here 49,
~ Treatment a. adopted By the celebrated author fuIlV
Pnei oy mean Of Shich every l. enabled 10 enr.
nseh perfectly and AZ the least possible cost tlerrbv
ns All the advertised nsstrums of the day This L.
tnfe~lil prove boon 70 thousands and Thousands
ent under seal 10 any address post paid on the reei,
% tSo rostsge stamps BY addressing Dr Gu j. g KIM
VI. U $40 n g Avenns New York Post Box s5ss sHi
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CCEssIDLE by Railroad first station below south Yer
"A non junction.
Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks each begin
the last Wednesdays OF Aug Nov and feb respectively.
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings, Extensive Appaf
m exercise and the Most Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. y, WARD, A. NJ, Principal;
Mrs. H. II. WARD, Teacher of Ornamental Department;
Miss i. L. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEyEIN SCiNELL Native OF Germany, Teacher Of Ger
mani
L. O EMERSON Teacher Of Music, Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal In the Preparation
Teachers aud from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department. will be given
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding for Board may be
sent to L. T. WARD Bernardson, Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses furnished In private families and
at the Cnshman Hail. under of the Teachers rs
per week. 80
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DR.. C. n. SHOLES,
Eclectic Inarmary, I27 Conn, Stree


BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention for the last eeu
years 10 the treatment of the geBo-KriaYg organs
having had large practice In this speciality claim the
best possible advantages for world has vet
discovered ~
have been advised BY Of best medical
sdferise my remedies for the people generally, from the
act tnst those who most need my services dare
friend where TO direct them.
TO rHE laPorEsT AND DEBuuATEp.--SPERMAroRRHIa OR
SEMINAL WEAHSEss, divide into three stages
lst NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Ecec,ic Life Drops
Will cure in a very short time without failure.
I'd. DAILY DISCHARGES. There more cases Of this
than the world Is Of Some symptoms are
highceored and scanty excavations the bladder with
smartng sensation attending it, sometimes with turhd
sediment and at Others milk appearance have an.
ayzed many specimens Of this nature and in all have
found traces Of Semen and Albumen which Is as srr "a
produce death as Consumption, unless It is by med
ical treatment.
LOOK TO YouR IN rD1r.
3D. Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER Such cases nav be cured
health 4i
Best French Preventiyes at low prices
see my advertisement In the Boston Herald and Won esp
learn more full description Of such cases,
address O. H. sH0LEs N. D.. l27 Court Street Boston
Boston, June rs, 1850. 2s-25
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VI. Valley Railroad.

NroTIcE.-on and after WEDNESDAY. May 1851, Pas
senser Trains will leave Bellows Falls for BrateboFo,
at 90 A. NJ and PAP M aud returning leave brattebo
no az 10. 40 A. NJ, and 100 p. NJ
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls mt 40 NJ and Brat
tleboro at LOO l.. NJ.
The passenger trains this route connect south
with the Vt 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, connectcut and
Passumpc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady St. Johnsbury
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouscs Point og
aensburg aud Montreal. NJ. sioAT, Sup't.
May 2, 1860, 81
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SPRUCE CLAPBOARDs,
LOT Of Spruce Boards and Claphoards Of good quality
n for sale by.
ARMS & WILSON
Bellows Falls, July q, 1859. 20
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The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

Thu OVHH' Hffof IH"t"uf 'ro f"'''' ''''7 WI
COATED at Bellows Falls continue to insure against loss
March, 1859 and up to this time May, 1850, has insured
property the Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars and Is In successful operation and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN being confined princi
pay nsung farm buildings loss has accrued render
ing Il necessary TO make assessment
The following persons whom applications may be made
for insurance, Agents for the Company;
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
W. Y. HOWE, l.. W. BISHOP, Dover;
J. Y. sTEARNS, c. Y. TAFT, Dummerstoni
CHAS FOWLER, Halifax;
y u. KELLOGG, Jamaica
q. 4. ARNOLD, 4. A. FULLER, Londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON, }. A. MERRIfIELD, Newfane;
WIN H0UGiITON Put.ey;
j. w CARPENTER, Saxton's River;
J. AUSTIN, G. WILKINSON, Townshend;
y. C. WHEELER, West Townshend;
J. q. RICHARDSON, Westminster;
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West;
II. N nix, CALVIN BAKER, Nottingham;
HOLLIS @, ST0WELL Windham;
W. IL. foLLETT, Readsboro. ~
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q. f.. Woods

3yAs purchA~cd stock Of and opened them IN
H the Marble shop building Of u. y Psree where he
ncei Of the sane n
Bellows Falls. April "a
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DIR. LA CROIX,S

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$50 PAGES AND 100 EseR.yISss on,, o. -
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600 POUNDS MAPEs PHOSPHATE or LINE
1000 POUNDS AMERICAN ausxos
For sole At Manufacturer Prices b.
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sVo copies Of Medical book Of g pages on snern.t
orrhes, for gratuitous Circulation nv Sss IN
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n. HI. Hall.

IIxs.ss-s s-.prtnent Of BIBLES aud HYMN Booy,s
II Aiso SCHOOL BOOKS, which he viii sell as Iow !.
lsny person In Vermont
lrafssa March IS 1860 IL
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DAINTs AND OIL;
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WHITE LEAD DRY;
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RAW LINSEED OIL
BOILED LINsEED OIL; ExtraG
COACH vARNIsH;
FURNITURE yARNISH;
BEST DRYING JAPAN;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
For sale in large small quantities, by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro, April IA, 1853. Is
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r.
ONand after Monday, April 10, 1854, Trains will
G W EsT AND NORTH.

Atbareton rrainsconnects ith Lake, hamnlain st..,
irsiss Of Vermont CentraiRoad AtRnana v,i,h
ef Troy, Albany, and New-Tork saratac spr,ngs
and the West. At Bellows Fails itb Train,
feoad for ftchhnrg, Worcester Lowel1 and Ros
yin " valley Road for Brattleboro U.r
Tor Windsor, White River Junction ths hf, nead
~ going West, will End ~
mostdreci route Tickets and
be had atthe Bellows Pals Ticketofbee
RUTLAND Apr 10, Is70 ~ 'nPef'n'e en-
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Further Notice.

I'VE are oo- odsriux entisr STOCK or PRINTS bur
w ehzsel before February COST and many fss LtSs
HAN coSIa.ni vhen ~e say &c mean As We
fy ADAMS 4 HAPGOOD.
March p lslo u
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY FIRI
10 D I'll nj
tI9-vz -
Proof Safe in the Word,

NHEN the contents of safes are DESTROYED, they mt
w varabiy burned by heat being conducted thea
the inside wood casing through the door and doorvE
the iron bolts and plates forming and fastening the Ira
70 the outside iron plate Of the door, and joining ds
ductor Of the best heat-oondncting material from b 81
the safe.
u All safes, save ours, are thus built ExAmu,
safe door
THE MARYLAND PATENT SAFE is so construeteS NJ
entirely cut Of all Of heat in t ~.
so constructing the door and the doorway Of sosps
other equally non-condueting material 10 have 10
bolts running through the door iron plate srcupd
doorway nor any connections from the outer b a. h
part OF the safe thereby keeping the interior sad ni
OF the SAFE as enectuay protected from all hss, that can
applied 70 the door, in any other portion Of ID. nv
NJ BlGEL0W ANsoN HARDY Manufacturers
Proprieton, 81 School street, opposite City Han Bsts
further particulars in reference 10 The ahoY. sas
sample seen, on application to sHERwIs WYyg
Agents, Grafton, Vt. Ia
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lou R
Prospects Are
BRIGHTENING!'

Is the remark OF almost every citizen OF Bellows Falls as
things beginning get out after The IRE
BY large majority II has been decided that shall have
st class engine with all the necessity equipments for the
extngushng OF Are building lots are changing bands and
will be going up every hand az these
things very encouraging but more than the fact
that
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-24
CONT EsTED ELECTION.

nj, CONT ESTED ELECTION.
The election in the GAINESVILLE ()hio) dis
trict for members Of Congress resulted in
the choice Of Cutler, Republican, over Jewett,
Democrat, by the small majority Of sixty
four. The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the
18th, says: @ EsE
We learn from gentleman from Mariet-
ia, that it is certain Mr.. Jewett will contest
the election of Mr.. Cutler. It has been
pretty we'll ascertained that that more ille-
gal negro votes were given to Cutler in
Washington county alone than make up his
majority in this district. Mr.. Jewett owes
it to the Democracy and the Union men,
who SO nobly supported him in the election
and changed majority against him Of
more than 1000 to make the contest, and
he will do it. As the Constitution Of the
State provides that none *hall vote but a
white citizen of tho United States, all per-
sons of negro blood are disqualified from
voting. This is plain proposition. which
the House of Representatives affirmed in
the contested election case Of ,Vallandingham
rs. Campbell two years ago. The Repub.
lic2ns have been in the habit Of carrying
Ohio by an illegal negro vote. They chose
Chase Governor in 1856 VIGOROUSLY in that
manner. A majority Of the white citizens
voted against him, but the negroes turned
the scale. 81, E .. =-o
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Ei.orsMESr or YOU'VE JrwEs.-Onc
S'1he faircst Jewish bellies in New York,
young lady Of eighteen years, very han1 :
some and accomplished aud withal the
daughter Of wealthy mat,, la'ely fell in love
with young Hebrew, rery handsome and
talented and Of good birth, bit very poor.
Oi course the yorhg man also fell in love
with her. lie visited at her fathers house,
until he vcnturcd to ask and hear his doom
from the maiden, She said EYES," and so
did her mamma; but papa's reply was, my
daughter marry clerk? Never The old
gentlemen introduced another old gentleman,
rich end gray, TOO VOC his daughter. and
thereby hastesed the announcement She
Wanted a new dress, and obtained he: faith
ei's permission to purchase one. She could
find nothing TO her taste in New York, and
therefore went to Newark, New jersey,
where her lover was waiting, and it was not
long before they were made man and wife.
Her father was furious on hearing the news
and refused to SEQ her. On tho eve Of tho
Day Of Atoncment TUESDAY weekly she
s,ole into his room and implored his pardon.
lie could no longer resist, and happy re-
cancellation Was eiEe>t ted.
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@An cxehasse says ih1t atythc break

An c1ehaste says ihltg atythe break
ing Of grouhd for the, cotaa,nencement Of
the Lynchbarg and Tennessee Railroad, At
Lynchburgl clergyman slo~ly and SOL
EMMY reads manuscript prsser, at the con-
c'usion Of which. IN old negro man, who
had been resting with one foot on bis spade
and his arms on the handle, looking intent
~ in the chaplain's face, Strengthened himself
up and remarked very audibly:
swell, reckon dat's do fust time de
Lords ever been written to on de subject of
hal'foads. FTf< kfxgYy yft.s
The Louisville Democrat and Indianapolis
ISentinelprocc that Senator Blight voted the
Republican ticket, and advised his Breckin-
ridge friends to d. likewise: The day be-
fore the election, in one Of his speeches, he
said:
We must beat this ant. Lccomptop. Doug
gIas Democratic party! You may begin to
tomorrow, ifyou please; but it must be
done!
Tho U. s. Senator, Gallatin Brown. Of
mississippi, in recent speech at Chrystal
Springs. thus describes United States Sena-
tor Hannibal llamlin, Of Maine:
Mr.. Hamiin is man Of fair mental on
dowments. If he is remarkable. FOR any
thing: it is for knowing which which way
the wind is going to blow. and always get
ting his sail set SO as to catch the first
breeze. He took up politics as young duck
talks to water, because it was his element
II owed the Devil genuine Simon Pure
Yankee, and meant to settle fair, l would
send him Hannibal Hsmlin. 49,
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THE PRINCE IN NEW YORK,

THE PRINCE IN NEW YORK.
The New. York papers Of Monday are
filed with accounts Of the Princes move
ments on Saturday and Sunday. The fol-
lowing is . list of r...r.- o.,
TnE LADIES WITH WHOM HE DANCED. -
Tho gathered roses" Of the princely bou.
quet were Mrs: Morgan, representing tho
official head Of the State; Mrs. Goold Hoyt,
representing the army through her father,
General Scott; Mrs. Belmont, who claims q
double distinction in virtue Of her father;
Commodore Perry, and Of her husbands po-
.ition in the worlds Of politics and finance;
Mrs. John kerochan, who may be placed
against all enrious sisters that "beauty is
its own excuse for being;;' Mrs. Mauneell B.
Field, wife ofthe Secretary of the Committee,
and Mrs. Edward Cooper, {daughter.in-la law
of the President ofthc same august body.
/. The '.rosebuds undistilled',,, were Miss. L.
Mason, daughter of Mr.. Henry Mason, Of
New York, Miss Fish daughter OF the OF.
Senator and Ex-Governor; Mis-. Van Buren,,
whose father was once . prince of Wales''
himself. at the Court Of Victoria; Miss Au.
gusta Jay, daughter Of the late VIM. Jay,
Esq; Miss Helen Russell, If New York, and
Miss Butler, Of Philadelphia, who owes 4
a seui-allegianee TO the native sovereign Of
'all the kenbles.' pa Hi 80
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Opros1xe PkrSc*sa.Es-READ.- my
opion it, [,ho slavery 4sesdea] will not
cease until CRISIS shall have boon reached
and passed. A hoE:se divided against itself
cannot stand. I believe this government
cannot permanently half slave and half free.
--.ibrlAom Lincoln. ta p
let us execute thu Consnt,tt;an in the
spirit in which it was made. dsetus leave
che people FREQ to form and regulate their
domestic institutions in their own way
let the people Of each State retain slavery
lust Is long as they please. Let US act on
,tat good old golded principle which teaches
I'LL men 10 mind their own business and let
their neishborS alone.
i.ct this be done, anil this Union can en-
Cure forever, rs our fathers made it., COM
posed Of free and Slave States, just as the
peuplc Of, the States may determine fer
''.....D. = =; '>s'-, A. LoXias.
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CREAM WHEAT tDI. SEED.

Many Of our farmers are too Indifferent
about the kind and quality Of the wheat
used for seed. We seldom meet with .
Held Of wheat entirely free from oats or
that has but one variety. During the past
summer We have noticed some large riec.
Is Of fine looking grain, but on close exam,
nation. have found about one fourth Of the
crop to be oats, with mixture Of several
var,tics. Seme Of our farmers have been
guilty Of such practice, owing to the fact
ola pure article being SO scarce. Such wheat,
~ q matter ef course, must bring low
price in market, although, it costs just as
much to raise it.. Such state Of things
should not exist, and We would urge al to
clean their seed, and SOW none but pure
article. We found our friend, w. D. Quinn,
= few days since, sorting his Canada Club
by hand, before thrsshing, and in this man
nsr he expects to have small lot of pure
nevd 10y sowing which he will raise several
bushels next season. He has found five Or
six kinds in club. although it was bought
for as pure ~ article as could he found in
tho market, and At good round price.
Now We are confident our farmers will
find it profitable to follow the example 81
Mr.. Quinn, and by thus spending day or
two in rainy weather, they may commence
next season with seed really worth sowing
twill certainly pay well for the trouble in
in the higher price it will bring in the mark
ct. * we'll as among more careless neiyhbcrs
for seed. i'y such course, our Minneso-
ia wheat in few years would be known not
only as the heaviest but also the best in
every respect, that finds distant market.