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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
L. "a VIE nceS
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon you get any style Of pictures mann
II featured ia tile he OF art prices suit
ines Oid DaguareotS pes, Ambruty pes &e., copied
and enlarged TO lie size a.d beautifully coiofed ia
eoo.s. Remember Frank Lawrence, at E,st
End OF the Park, Chester, viii tine
Chester, April ~ 1851. Ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
CHAS. ii. ROWE,
PACTlCAL MATCHMAKER,

1 TTENDS PERSONALLY 10 all work, and guarantees
y that Watches LETT with him be Repaired.
snail be thoroughly aud carefully, be read
proiuisc,l sign oil the Area chester, w. Il
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In whitiugham, June H. by Rev. J. Clifford, Mr.. b.
ROBERTS and Miss COBSANDA NJ. BROWN. both OF Jack
soHTille.
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es, which he has constantly on hand, and
sells for the exceedingly loN sum Of $50,
then procure a horse aud carriage, and tley
will have means Of conveyance lair supe-
rior TO railroads, steamboats,, &c. TO be
better prepared, in cast they should be-
come weary OF the carriage, they should
also take along one Of those excellent sad
dies, which buxton manufactures in the
best possible manner, aud thus be enabled
To ENJOY the pleasure q of journeying OF
horseback, We DO not make this suggest
ion with the impression that people in gen
eral will follow our advice in relation TO the
matter of travelling, but we simply desire
TO call the attention Of all persons purchas-
ing harnesses, trunks, saddles, Sc, to the
large and substantial stock which may be
found at the establishment of Mr.. buxton.
who keeps everything usually found in a
first class harness shop, and which he dis
poses OF ut remarkably low figures. He
also does all varieties Of repairing ii the
most thorough manner, aud II is admitted
on all hands that his work is not surpassed
by any in this vicinity; and any one want
i"g capital good harness, carriage trim
mings, or anything in his line, will be pretty
sure 10 get satisfactory bargains al his shop.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28

rEs BuxroN.-AIl those people
20 to spend the summer months in
Tor health or pleasure, cannot do
''n TO call on Charles Buxton. OPP
ains * HaPgOOd's, and purchase
pose splendid silver plated harness
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4 DAGURREOTYPE PICTURES
+ o R.
II e A ID - TO ~ l. -

Every person who has lost beloved Child Father
Mother should send for aorn the Head with
the Image OF the departed for there nothing
prupraie tasty than tnis. the eny manufacturer
OF bgaerr utype Gases for attaching the Likeness of
dct ceased to Head Stones aud Monuments in this
These made Of paran Marble, indestruc tiblr
material Of texture corresponding we'll with Marble gene
rally used Monuments. The Picture
d1tnpnes b. metal box, which is nicely
the back side Of the Casethe Whole cement being
securely fastened the surface Monument Case
making very beautiful OrlaaisHf
A beauttul Tomb stone v completed until II
taiis the likeness of the bears Those
who have been eaet TO commit household
ecos to the cold eonnea of the grave will feel deep
tsrst in this inFenon for how dear privilege gaze up
the neaUeuts OF the sleeper beneath periodical
visits To their Not only would such Likeness
esiimabe value 10 the relatives of the
visits 20 the OF the loved ones but nlournful in
tercst to irends and acluantanees of the beieaved
This is constructed that exact picture
departed friend be copied into by any Daguerrean
Artist rs to endure Tor years unsocd by wind
anal how agreeable visiting the yard see
bright, life ike picture of departed friends
their graves
These Eases securely packed, aud warranted reach
their place oi destination ia safety.
Price Two Dollars Each.
Address the manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN.
West Mtriden, CT.
~ Send for "A C6caar. 2425
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Ten Dollars Reward.

FE,IlE subscriber will pay the above reward TO any
J. who viii give hun ilisrna ton suffice CONVICTION
pluiaered his Bed, night
. ne ztta IL. r. GREEA.
Beioss RATS, May -, ISL Y
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Our ONE DOLLAR ADVANCEMENT.
For One Dollar! For One Doiiar::

Envelopes with the designs and every description
of Union Gools be procured Of cheaper than
where else. Samples dealers app ication
Asdsess all letters aud orders,
l.. j N0iGHr & co,
25-2B II Ann Street, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
THE PERFECT MELODEON

A MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
Nat Burlington, the ERECT again awarded
the First Iu for purity eyenness and power
and prompfness of touch
neyery desirable quality for superior instrr-
ment the Perfect Melodeon is unsurpassed OF this waye
abundant testimony.
The addition of the BASE DAMpER, for which we Aays
recently obtained letters patent y Of the greatest i'm
provements Meloieon II Is meeting with
universal appreciation aud is by az
who have used it and become acquainted with its beautiful
j. is almo, ipassble to sci On instru
ment,
PIANO FORrES,
from the best makers selected by Prof ID T. BAKER OF Bcs
ton (which sufficient guarantee their excellence to
sale and 70 rent Mt manufacturers prices.
All instruments warranted and any part Of tbs
country at own riss, EsTEY 4 dhEEN.
EEArrIrHoge, Oct 1889. 20
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Married.

Westminster, jun 10, 1861.
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Bartousyiue, Vt, May 20, lsol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
Prepare for Coming Crops.

Ar no tine in the history Of Tennessee, says the
Souhvn homestead has there been necessity of
such pressing magnitude as now, for suitable and
timely preparation for the coming crops. The far
mer need not be told thst there is demand for his
best judgment and the exercise Of well directed
Efforts in the year which is before him. He is
keenly aware OF the individual Inconvenience which
the short crops of the past three years haze entail
ed upon him. I'VE speak, Of course, of the farm
ing community collectively He knows the sacri-
fees which have been msde--he has seen crop Ef-
ter crops fail-he has seen stock ST the country
sold off atruiaous prices because Of The scarcity Of
food to put it il condition for market to feed it
through the Winter-he has seen hundreds aud
thousands Of dollars sent out OF the State to pur-
chase provisions for The pecplc-he knows that be-
cause nothing made with whioh tie indebted
ness Of the people could he paid, is, yea,
thousands Of our citizens throughout the State are
unable to meet their liabilities and have been but TO
great Inconvenience and distress These things are
staring every in the face. Bat they appeal TO The
farmer with peculiar force for it is to him that all
look for relief. He is the Joshua Of this people,
from whom they expect diGvsrance-who is to head
them over the Jordan of present difficulties.
Legislatures may, perhaps exact laws looking to
temporary relief in The collection Of debts-bsnks
may, by liberal line Of discounts, increase to a
limited extent the circulation of currenoy-but
Legislatures cannot reduce the indebtedness Of
the country, nor can Banks make more money for
the benefit CT the pooPle-no more can either Of
them make crops grow or yield increase. The
wealth of the country is in it, agriculture resources
The money to pay our debts with and place US in
q condition Of prosperity, must come out of the
ground Mother Earth is the Peoples Bank, and
when, in the abundance Of her wealth, she hOnors
the drafts of her hus5andmau, the genius Of plenty
smiles on every hand and prosperity brightans the
faces Of I1eI.
Farmers, the time for preparing for spring crops
is st hand To you alone, as we have shown, does
or can the country look for relief IL view of the
PROSTATE condition Of affairs, great weight of re-
sponsibiity rests upon you Lay ont your work
mature your plans for the year-resolve that you
will leave nothing uzdone which will contribute TO
your own advantage in your farming operations,
and you will not only benefit yourself, but add in
degree to the relief Of your country. genera
effort to such character, with favorable auspices,
Ain fright US up"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

The RAILROADS AND THE RAINs-FATAL RAILROAD
4ccDEST-We learn from Mr.. Croft, messenger of
he Adams Express Company, that the heavy rains
of last Friday and Saturday have done a vast
amount of damage of the railroads connect
ing with the Memphis and Charleston railroad Inc
abutment of the railroad bridge over the Cmcka-
rnaupa creek about ten miles from Chattanooga
was washed away Saturday night. On sunday
gnorpiug the eastward boBnd train from Chattanooga,
whose engineer was ignorant Of the washing away
OF the bridge run into the creek, the locomotive
being entirely submerged. together with the tender
and baggage car. The engineer. lir AcNa0b, when
he drew near blew for the breaks, anc reversed
the engine but had time to escape. lie went
down at his post, and has not been seen since lie
leaves wife and four children at knoxville. lie
fireman. Mr. Brown. jumped Of the train and swan
ashore with great difficulty
The Western and Atlantic road. which runs from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, had two OF three brlcges
washed away. and the water was over the track
some four hundred yards between Chattanooga and
Chickamauga station. The bridge south OF johnson
depot was also washed out of its place The bridge
at Titon station was likewise washed away.
The New Orleans and Jackson road was also con
s.derably washed away on Friday night near JACK
son. Miss
There has also been heavy slides onsthe Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad.
Ths Southern bound train from Chattanooga to
Atlanta got as far as Catoosa, about thirty miles
from Chattanooga on Sunday morning, when it was
t,uud that the bridge on the Chickamauga had been
yyashed out so tat il could not pass. The train at
tempted to go back, but it found that portion
of the territory over which it had passed had been
washed away so that il could not return, leaving
one and a haf miles for it to play on.-NshpaS
Bsll.fiu FEB. ).
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

BosroS, February 5.-The House passed resolsl.
tons to send Commissioners to Washington this a.
ternoon
Governor Andrews has appointed John 4 Good
rich, Charles Allen Geo. S Boutwell,, J. H. Forbes,
F. B. Crowinshield, F.P Chandler, and r. P. Val
tiers.
The meeting at Eaneuil Hal today and evening
was large and enthusiastic, and hundreds were un-
aoie 70 obtain abundance. B. r. Curtis and ]. L.
Stevenson were the principal speakers. A letter
was read from Mr.. Everett stating that Congress-
was unable to heal the breach as the members were
bound by party ties, and the only alternative was
Union or bloody STRIFE The letter concludes TINS.
Let the cry ring out from Faneull Hall, sThe Union
it must and shall be preserved. Resolutiors Of ar
tachment to the Union were adopted, approving lie
recent speeches Of Seward and Adams. appeali1g to
Virginia and the other Border States to resF:-ss
faithful to the call Of patriotic duty; conceding to
equal rights of all the States in the common Terri
tory and approving of compromise on the basis Of
the Crittenden resolutions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

Showing deficiency of s5OOOO This is rather bad
showing for the Missouri Banks.
SUPPRESSION coUSTERFETTS0By tie 9Th annual report
Of the Managers of the Banks for Suppression
Of CountereDg learn tie following facts concerning its
operations the past year TWeay copper and steel plates
been delivered to Sheriff Clark, of Suffolk county Mass to be
destroyed in accordance with the law Base counterfeit
bills the Of sa4 have been srured Thirynine
persons were convicted and sentenced year for counterfeit
ing. Thereport says:
Many Of the foregeng plates and dies the first cIsss
order OF workmanship highly finished fully equal in per
fiction to some Of our best genuine bank plates now in
The managers continue TO offer rewards for the conviction and
seIce OF engsvrs Of plates for counterfeit bank notes and
diss for altering the also for ueng counterfeit bank
notes. as continues to be niucement roee officers de-
ectves and other il all sections the country to ar
resi- and cause to be sentenced this class persons who other
wise, in NEST cases, would PROBABLY go unpunisled.
since September fret we have paid fifty person
sentences for passing counterfeit money any Bank 6s0agiRE
70 ne AssoeGo and propose to continue paying the sme
and twenty five dollars heretofore for sentences for passing
Counterfeit money Of ALL New Engand Banka
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07


Ohio Railroad Agent
The river is now nearly st a stand, with good
. coal boat rise.
The Ida May Swallow, and Emma are now on
eheir way to this port from Cincinnati, heavily la
sdenei foe the Southern railroads.
We have < from reliable authority that the
breaches in the Georgia road had been promptly re-
pairel and the trains VIII pass through this day,
FolkiFely.
he will be a regular Padgeah packet this day,
ct the usual hour.
Steamers Ad. Hines, and B. NJ. RunyaS. both due
here from St. Louis this morning.
The Lebanon has changed her route from Cncin-
NAH to St. Louis and wiz positively depart for St
Louis this day at IL o'clock
Due here this evening. steamer John GauIt' from
Louisville, and will meet with immediate dispatch
back.
Fbe New Orleans steamer Eastport, having been
,detaiaed BY high water, and being unwilling to
20 dousa her cAimnies has been detained until this
dav at o'clock. when she will depart for New
Orleans.
Freichts fsr Sew Orleans St. Louis and this river
exceeding scarce, with but little prospect Of I'M
proving.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The Southern Rights, Anti-CoerciOn
people of Williamson county, viii be
addressed at Franklin, on Friday, the
th instant, and also at Night by Hon.
II. S. FooTE, Col ABE. III. LooNEY, WIZ
LIAM S. FLEMING, and W. c. WHIT
THoRNE, Esquires.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
The Di.cussIon at the Court-ROuse.

Hon HENRY 6 FcoTE and Hon. NELL . DROWN
spoke at the Heuse last night, to very large
audience. We would do injustice to Gov FooTE
were we to attempt report of his mastery effort
1t was an irresistible and OF the
position of the Southern Rights and Anti Coercion
party. and eloquent and powerful as is his dlstn-
ruished competitor in debate, it wss clear and
upmistakable triumph over all his positions. The
friends Of Southern Rights felt themselves amply
and ably defended by the address Of Gov. FoorE,
aud manifested their delight by repeated and loud
demonstrations If the result msy be judged OF
by this discussion, then the election Of our candi-
dates ought to be assured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

The fiery ordeal public opinion shout the best and sure
test Of superiority efficiency anything 1t especially
with all Inventions disce7eres Money bring thing
iHo temporary notorey but merit it retain
post q acceptance This has striking verified the
OF virgins Rgeiuyenating Elixir. It has passed
through the ordeal established itself in every region where
introduced solely from its intrinsic sr prete3ds nos
lag but what it and does perform Alternative
retc restorative and health giving cordial for though nel
ciaal IN eject not in taste, We try It'll Sold by
all respectable druggists throughout the States and
Canada j. WRIGHT CO., prOprietOrs, NeS Orleans,
La. feb3-d&vIm
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AAEG- y OHNI 81 CH,L DlsEN.

- !, PLAlNTIzLD, N. y, August ., Iooo.
Gentlemen Ou SON. Eve vearl of are has been afflicted
with tape worm for three years past during
iried many remedies and rad the attendance su phys
cans the boy has passed from inch per
day while under the influence Of medicine he been
taking, but never discharged the head.
Your agsnt being Ia neighborhod the house.
By some of our the
village.
We the boy two bottles Of Fahnesocks veruifuge
which brought away twenty feet Of the with the Dur
ing three be has passed. three hundred
We would recommend it to all those that are afflicted with
worms of any description, as a positive cure.
JOHN ROSEL
L Purchasers should look loeH THE INITIALS on the
wrapper and zee that they buying FAHSEsTocKs VEK
MrTUGE, and other. feb3-wIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
CBEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CURE!
AE unJdiLi7g cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turual Eur mi Ssfons, A1lD0tsRcy Loss Of P0oeT,
Pains an The Back EsORA IN Le Bladder, Distracted
and Difficult NenstrEGtioR, and al Diseases caused
By deUiGtiHg from the path Of Nature, and irdagiRg
an SeLf-P0uEtioH.
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges
the weakened organs of generation speedily cured and
full ygor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary promote cOnnUba happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor dbted, down and
despaiTng deyotee of sensual pleasure viii find relief
1t safe and pleasant in but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle three hotties FOR S. and and forwarded
BY express all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN Proprietors, St. Louis Nc.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendeton Berry 4 DemoviIs
G. ". Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
oct9S itw& VI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

The old Latin poet said that twas the sweete esuage
en for the cares Of bat in day apow-
rn tasman for the Of broken spirits
r2te energies and facilitating influences of both This
ARTICLES NrtgtS KejuVenatiDg ElExir. Marvel
not when we tell that vain word utter this
viii reVaiise the d!soganizei functions and proatei
gees CT the human boy it will drive despair and dependency
to the Winds will sooth the r liable disposition it will
ualy remove dyspepsia Sloomness and mental Authorization
tits snpe but effective its operaon-bas
rest tonany soul. sod BY all respectable druggists
throughout the United States and Canada.J. WRIGHT Co.,
sole YIoprietors, New Orleans,
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville.
feb3 dtw&wIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

MONTGOMERY. ALA Feb 4.-The Convention met
at noon. B. W. Barnwell was chosen temporary
chairman. An impressive prayer was offered By
Rev. Basil Marley.
On motion of R. R. Rhett. Howell Cobb was
elected for permanent President by acclamatica.
and Johnson J. Hooper, Secretary.
Ali the delegates were presentexcept Mr.. Morton,
of Florida.
After preliminary business was attended to, the
Convention adjourned until tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

RENoy1--Messrs. THoMA 81 RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel, lately occupied by L. MOSES
as furniture store The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business
and is now filed with fine display Of goods. Per-
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
call, as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
STYLE ianl0 I'm
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Nashville, Sept 8. 1860.

COUGus. The sudden changes climate
Of Pulmonary, BRONCHIAL, and AsHMATc AFFECTIONS Expe
ence hav proved taat simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken In the early sges Of the deas
should at be hadto Br00RS Broncia 7roce
Lozenge let the Cold Csugh Irritation Of the Throat
slight by this precsution serious attack may
be efectuay ed of PUBLIC and will
fsd them enctual for clearing and strengthening the See
advertisement Mt. noT24-d&W6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
cry NOTICES.

Prp1fiIslA.--This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if takeu in time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil, and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oil, anc bind it on before going to bed We are Goa
fdent We overcame several cases in family with
the Oil alone, and DR.. CIARK's Painless Pil-1sn-
1aeseee Baptist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

MFssEs. CLARK, GREGORY & o:-There Thousands o
patent norums pulled and trumped the country which
worthless AMI need only known be hated
terfet however, proof that there genuine.
the efficacy of in many cases.
In and out Of family that its value longer subject
doubt with Physicians using il in their practice, and
families using they we'll please that they
Without II you ohers speoialties
value, will be happy to give them at any time.
BeV JOHN CAMPBELL.
Nashville, Sept 8, 1860. feb3-d&w2v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
THE
ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

NNAYY since great discovery of Prof Wood have at
I'VE tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparations
BATH. MA1EE, April 18Th 1885,
PRoF. o. J. WOOD Co.: GentS-The letter on in
1856 concerning your valuable hair Restorative and hyou
have published this vicinity eseahere, given to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, hrsts Is IL TACT OF abaton and name, stated in
the communication second Is it of all therein
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
color? To all answer invariably yes Ny
hair any stage ny life forty years
past soft thrifty and better colored the Of
ny hiEkers, only Why generally is
that the substance washed OF frequent addition Of the
face, when used by wping the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow the hair
have been in erecept Of great letters from all parts
OF New England asking ne my hair sui continues to be
good there fraud the manufacture
various compounds well IS this has DOUBT been bssey
and been used not only without an good effect but
absolute injury have used your restorative of any
recount for months and yet ny hair good ever,
h1nd have examined It with surprise, as noE oil
old and not hair in head face and prove
this fsc send you lock Of hair taken Of the past week
received your favor quart SUMNER
induced them it, many teal until after trial.
and then purchased used it with universal will
ask favor, that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold many, fear without author
ity from frc you. pure article will success, and
believe where COED effects do not follow the failure caused
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
dee imy duty heretofore keep you apprised Of the
effect en- hair, assure all who inquire Of me Of
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain, dear srS,
yours, A. Z. kAYhOED.
ARROWS RUN, KY, Nov. 30, 1858.
The Restorative in bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles mediums hold twenty per
proportion SMALL retss 81 per bottles large
holds quart 20 proportion, and reta for 50
Abotte .. }. wood s. Co Prepriet5rs, IA Broadway,
and ia Market street, ST. Louis MOI and sold by all
EVEN, enaIetoa d Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United states [feblI-ly