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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
Cheshire Railroad.


/ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and er MONDAY
w Nov. 81 1853, Trains will Is folio
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. N. and % p. NJ Eeepe NJ A
A. NJ and q M.-and arrive Fitchburg al 1900 N
and 5l2 NJ; Boston at 30 and 40 r. NJ: worcesta
at 2 100 and 90 Pm
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Roson at 80 and II 90 A. ~ Fichburgh at g. As A. ;,
and 80 p NJ keene, 1873 A. N. and 40 p. M-and a,
rive Of Bellows Fails at 1925 and 4io NJ. Windsor l2i
and s IS P Nj Rutland, 255 and 500 P. NJ. Burlington
600P.M.
Trains Con as follorrs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal Ogdens.
burgh Albany Troy Saratoga springs Schenectady and
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River junction, burlington. ogiensburg Montreal 81
Johilsbury, &c, via. VT CENTRAL. PAsSUMPsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. fer ali point.
North. " P's
Dotrn Trains Connect FitaiBarsA
With Trains Of Fitehburgh Worcester r. R. for Worcester
Norwich Providence and New York CITY,
Ana at Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
va n for Nashua and Concord with Trans Of
brook H. X for Lowell, Lawrence Sc
iekets for all points West may he secured at any tasn
on hesnire Railroad and baggage will be checked through
TO Buffalo Or Suspension Bridge
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
Superintendent Office, Keeue N II, Nov IS 1859
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
VT. valley Railroad.

NoTlCE-on and after MONDAY. MAY %, 1851 Past
Trains viii leave Bellows Fails for Batrhoro,
at 80 NJ and 23j r and returning leave Eruttebo.
ro at 1905 A. NJ. aud q 80 7. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at Is A. NJ and Brat.
tlchoro az 80 z. Nj.
The two passenger trains this route connect South
with the VI Mass. and Connecticut River railroads 70
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct TO
New ork On the North With the Rutland burlington.
sullivan Vt Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumfe Rivers RAILROADS forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, St Johnsbury
and White Mountains burlington and Rouses P.int or-
dousburg and Montreal. NJ. sLoAT Sup't.
April 20, 1860. 2l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

- The United States Gazette thinks that
even this war proves that the "pen is might
Ter than the sword, and gives the follow
ing proof
Gen. Mcclellan, before the breaking
out of this war, had never in all his life
commanded or unanswered a regiment
He had been a captain, nothing more. Yet
he was thought to be General and why !?
chiefly because OF his able report on the
operations of the Crimean war. His re-
port was a mere criticism of the events of
the campaign, and the management of each
side--a written series of opinions, just such
as they newspapers of the country have
given of the progress of affairs in the pre-
sent war, His writings made him Gen
eral, and events have shown him worthy to
wear the title. Henry W. IIalleck of Cali
tornia, has also been made Major General
for similar reasons. He never yet has
commanded or Unanswered 50 much as a
battalion. But his lectures on the art of
war, which have since their delivery been
published in book form, showed him to
have studied art throughly, and the war
Department has on That ground made him
a Major General. So much confidence has
the Government in his abilities that his
name has been mentioned as successor to
Fremont, and in still higher connections"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM,

u large and bautal piper, and contains the mos,
valuable Information on
>perulAiaFsaa, Seminal Weakness tn, c,,s. -
ana cure slowing tae asfui elects % the dise4se
On All other bctses Of the sexual Organs Ii.xp1,,
eure - -.'"A Sisa
Ou Consumption, that fslzfn aisease. On the ffve-
Heart, Stlnaeh ani skin On Female t,ra-fsits &C.
Sariaus Schools u slefieines on ths tua.I ~ Fs,
nov ffieiies On the faiss Treatment Of ni.esses 1n
- ''',s Aeastl iiumpus' On The Physoiorg 4 Mar
ut-e. On ~ Common q Nriirnr on fsas -.
stsi'e- and Ahiution HsE the Physician sItouii -,
~. > tfeIeas Pr snaueyf. And many other thin-s
SANp rs t. This Journal should D. Ii na f D III 49,,
one }. anssea, d A. NJ chief rAyslsiau. ; No.
re all Who sprIy b. iegirr Win r,g A ,.s5-,;,- . -
sestinu synvtouis n disease 90 auy And an Fsl, p
He Cfffif 4frfar, FIVE Of ehaFsr, sin ls eircn - -
Ai4fss'i Nila tFe Or thres rctsrn rosts-sl
nE = RUSSELL,
hUN IL EzruEfrN- Nrs-T.-h
ID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

Soldier-printers are abundant in the fed
eral army. Several newspapers have been
started at points in the enemy's country
where our troops have taken possession, and
the last specimen is the Zouare Ga=ette,
published by the 10Th Illinois volunteers
at Elizabethtown, Ky. The rebels were
driven pell-mell out Of that city the other
day, and the Illinois boys made descent
upon secessionist newspaper office, tipped
over the rebell'ous articles, purged the con-
Germ of treason, and sent out the Gazette
The editors are William B. Redied, of the
Chicago Journal, who accompanied the
18th as correspondent, and Lieut.. Lyman
Bridges. Six soldiers are the compostors
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

The Duke of Wellington was remarkable
for the GOODNESS with which he gave his
directions. Even in the heat of an en-
gagement he has been known to give a
humorous observation, especially when it
seemed TO raise the spirits of his men.
Thus, when the British were stormine
Badalos, his grace rode up whilst the balls
were falling around, and observing an
artilleryman particularly active, inquired
the mans name. He was answered " Tav-
lor." "a very good name too" said
Wellington. Cheer up, my men, our lay
lor will soon make pair of breaches-in
the walls r Al Ibis sally the men forgo
the danger Of their situation, burst of
laughter broke from them, and the next
charge carried the fortress.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

FAITH AND WoRKs-A FACr-A
yeracious town.man gives US the following,
the truth Of which IL, knows. AT a village
in The interior of The State Of New York, a
few weeks since, u mn rushed into hotel
one evening, eXclainiug," II ! could sell
out my properly would pull up stakes
here and join JET Davis army :" A clergy
man sitting very quietly in u corner of the
room asked in subdued tone Of voice,
"what did you say, sir?" The seceshea
repeated his remark, when the clergyman,
rising and coolly observing that he had
never struck blow for his country, but felt
it was about time to do so, Knocked tie rebel
to the floor.
The Major says it must be ediying to
sit under that mats preaching -Ne0 Bed
ford Mercury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.
w shing Machine.
Ia viii do Washing, ssarchIng aud w ring

ing.
'E'ltiS machine has h~en thororly f,~te5 fss l,, ~
months and inund to 10 all that it designed ~ N.
aaped TO al kinds Of clothes from pocket h-s,e~
vel 70 eed quit Yon wiring your clothes ii less
@ one qnsrer q the time and dryer thnt thew
VIII af IN one half the time ard iuAirr vaur clatss
one nail as much as when hand This p,aehnx
loined Win two spring rolls covered with raser mi %
as 70 run together With great pressure and ts
e'sy The springs IN the rolls 50 cons trpsfr
70 seiu me most in the centre where the bulk o. the
are conducted as they pass between them nv mi.
he springs With the rubber close tight aruund the
that they come through nearly dry enough 10 ron
NeNsf uneven the garment be- IL receives an equal
q pressure The clothes washed by this nine
vi eqar" no rubbing the drtest parts such a.
eoIs AID wristbands which ALL require but slight mt
with the hands Sts"t nv
ne machine is Baieys patent and the subscriber has
bought the right Of manufacture and al for Windan
windsor counties, Price $500 A : Glaze
Bellows Pals, Vt, Feb g. 1861
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
GSLAND HOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS. VT

NA subscriber, having leased the Island Homes Al ncl
lows Falls, and thu stable connected thc-evit would
snnoanee that he IL putting Il 10 e1n plete vil Be-
49, Pstl.e " aai AIser Nrlnesd ~. May s. care for
tboSe o. tho travelling pasc ebo mas fvor him vim iy
trohSse MS long tperieoce tn the business leads him
ientee walters aud eArceat tyeyors he viii - - =,
lazy fasain the hsa repoe Of The island lIou in its moss
pAs dsls ana kceassiig eater to the Of Al The
Bellows Falls, May j, 1ssi Il
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
POWERS lasTlTUTg,
Barnardston. Mass.

ccEss IDLE BY Railroad hrststaou below sor,h w..
n non Junction. ~ '0N'n 'ei
Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of II veeL. ach h,,i
she ~ Hednestays Of Aug. Nov, and Feb respertiv.
aFge and communicative buildings Extensive Ann,
Department, Gymnaste Club for hraIth
ere, are among Its Advantage AeAoh'
:, L. 7. WARD, A. N PrfneipaI,
Mrs D. II, WARD, Teacher OF 0 rnament Al nenar,r,.,
Miss > L. LEACH, preceptress;
sENERIN SCHNELL., Native olCiarnanv rA.-
'i 'eAeneF 81 yer
L. " ~ EtsoN Teacher of Music instrumental Vocal,
ay Lectures from the Principal a the prepar.tor q,
Ieaehers and froui Gentlemen Of High Scientific ataiu
, oeiore the Agricultural Department will he given
sent 70 = WARD, Bernardston Mass Hoard ibrnss os
~ iuelienal Expenses is urnished in private fam i1s
per week. y tue ieacners At SIS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

london papers record the death of the
man who saved the Queens life: ''John
Turner aged "a, an imbecile inmate of the
workhouse, who about three weeks since
accidentally fell down some steps and sus-
tanned injuries which caused his death
He was formerly victualler. On the 9th
of July, 1887, the four horses Of the Queens
carriage, containing her Majesty and the
Prince Leinngen, took fright on the top of
Highgate Hill and dashed down the steep.
Turner, al the risk of his life, got the wheel
horses by the head, just in time to enable
her Majesty to jump out. On the follow
ing day deceased attended Buckingham
Palace, in answer to a summons from Sir
Al. Whatey, who gave him GI0, and re-
quested him to put up the Royal Arms 10
commemorate the circumstance, which he
did, at cost of 800 He was also informed
that her Majesty would always be his friend.
lie had since made consent applications TO
Prince Albert, but had no further recoq.
milton of his services. This so proved upor
ms mind that at last he became an mbecile
and an inmate Of the workhouse.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
N IL vice Ere
New.YOrk Benevolent Iafirmary, Established 1856,

4 ND devoted to the of Medical Reform to the diff
N fusion of Medical Knowledge for the prevention dease
and % the relief of those suffering and afflicted with Chronic
and IeTaeat Disorders 10 this end this Inrmary is en-
dowe TO enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and bre th Of land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
ENtoraton and gnorancl Of Protested ysicans trough
which thousands and tens of thousands annually perish.
The following Of the diseases cure, not only
at the lnhrmary but in all parts of country
Consumtion an Pulmonary Complaints Fever, Scrofula
Dyspepsia, Eye Ear Diseases Cancers other fumors
Jaundce and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness, all
diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual Organs from whatever
cause or OF whtteTcr nature object will be
to the afflicted by etfectng in ali speedy
Our rule to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
scrpous but viii furnish when requested the very best
medicines at the lowest rates.
these remedies prepaid in Lu5aydtoyy under
the care OF able Chemists and the reliable known
To science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing by letter containing full account
symptoms and appear of disease age occupation &C.
we will write candid reply with advice and directions for
cure Any fees sent when sending for advice will de-
voted to furnish medicine for the poor all cases eii.
cine can be sent by Ill if desired Send for
or more Of our works and judge for yourself
Also published at the infmary to aid these obiects
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

A Preachers ADVICE Lorenzo Dow
once closed discourse with the following
language, which is as singular for its quaint,
ness as prac icable in its advice :" want
you, my young sinners, 10 kiss aud get mar
ried, and devote your time to morality and
money-making. Then let your home be
provided with such necessaries and COM
forts as piety, pickles, pots, and kettles,
brushes, brooms, and benevclence, bread,
virtue, wine, and wisdom. Have these al
ways on hand, and happiness will be with
you. Do not drink anything intoxicating,
eat moderately, 90 about business after
breakfast, lounge little after dinner, chat
after lea, and kiss after quarreling Then
all the joy, the peace and bliss this world
can afford shall be yours until the grave
closes over you, and your spirits are born
10 brighter aud happier world"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
MISCELL AN Y.

INCIDENTS, The following Incidents
are related as having occurred during the
battle at Port Royal -
Henry Steele, one Of the powder boys
on the Bienyile, has been specially men
toned for his courage. lie is a bright lad
Of foprteen Il was his duty to hand cart
ridges 10 one of the sunners. While the
Bienville was in the thickc5t OF the engage
ment the balls whislled fercely over the
deck and spashel about in the water, bu,
he never wavered. A large rifle shot struck
the water some distance from the steamer,
bounded upward, and crashing through the
beam, tore through the bodies of two men
standing near him and wounded two Others.
lie handed his cartridge 10 the gunner and
stepping over the bodies, brought fresh
supply OF ammunition, with which he con
timed his labors. After the fight, Capt
Stetdman, in thanking his men for their
hotle conduct, especially commended the
bravery of young Steele.
The Wabash also came in for large
share of the fight. A cannon shot passed
along her deck and struck Thomas jackson,
the coxswain. The ball nearly carried
away one of his legs, leaving it SO that it
hung only by shreds of flesh and skin.
Leaning against gun, he drew out his
sheath-knife and tried to cut it off entirely.
The knife was too dull, and his shipmates
fastened to him and carried him below.
lie kept continually asking how the fight
progressed, saying, 81 hope wen win;
hope we'll beat them" He died in two
hours, his last words expressing happiness {
that lie had done something for his country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

a. and after Wednesday, Sept 25 1891 Trains will run
" as follows, to wit;
MoNlNGSoUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, 800 and HOB A. NJ, and 300 p NJ
Arrive at rutland, II 70 NJ. 20 NJ aud 1900 night.
Leave Rutland 625 A. NJ. and ~ Is p NJ
ArriVeat Bellows Falls, 1850 A. NJ, aud 2.35 T.. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, u % aud 5 80 NJ
Arrive AZ Ru land 1910 NJ, 2 IS aud 90 P NJ.
Leave kutlu 80 4. NJ. | ~ and 3 IS r. NJ
Arrireat b. ington $50 A NJ, 500 and I. 10 P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
At Burlington, With Vermont Centralaud VI h Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St. Adams HOUSES Point Mon
rea Ogdensburgh aud the West.At Rutland with traia,
for Troy Albany and New lerk Saa;oga Springs schenec
ady and the VEST At Bellows Falls With tiau gu Chesh
lie Railroad for burg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Bratteboro Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New YoTk-tnd with Sullivan
H. for Windsor, White River junction. Wells River ST Johns
bury, Barton Litteton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will End this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route
for Tickets and all necessary information enquire at the
offices on the line.
E.A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RUTLAND, Sept %, 1851. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
CHAPMAS'S IMPROVED
TU R BlNE WATER.W II EEL
NASpss -rrRrB
s. G II a p " An & CO.

7 l.
VARYING in Power from 10 500 Ifar..
Power.
fNlEsk W heels have been thoroughly tested and Ar. ao4
10 sueesssfui operation. driving aii kind Of ulsr,y
cotton and Non faesres. Paper AiiIs. Grizt Mills cir
caisr ADD Upright saw Mills. Nsiictarce 4 81 Tss,
ar adapted to high and in heads are powerful I s.i
tn their operation not impesd hr 6ark wafer and NV,
great pr cent q lossr the aafcr used They a ~ IS
struetet in frrnn giving then, -rcat strvu-th !,
arr compact and portable, and are
onlsnenliet.
Bellows balls, JuEs u. $50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
RAILROADS..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN AND ,YrER MONDAY, PIC, 10, 1850, TRAIN
" Will run a. tItioWts


nN AND ,YrGR MONDAY, PIC. 10, 1880, rRAiN'
" will ran a. tjtioWt;
H@ss & - az m
The Morning Train leate Windsolat 10, A. "
couuecIng with traius FROM Montreal aud Ogdenshpsh
UNttrn ut at 90 and Char lestown att II, ,coHGre
tlug At Bellows tas With cheshire Raiigoudtor Roson'
Towel land Worcester aud with Vermont Valley Natrcal
foI Springfield arriving az NV ltlk az 40 L NJ,
The Mali rran will leave iudsoi a. l2oo, Y. Tor on
arrival OF tans Montreal Oglrusburgh, hartQu and
Littet6n,l Curen az l6,aud GharlcstoWh't 1876
cphucCthp bellows fal with Cheshire katltoad tol
Hostuu Worcester, Sc with Vernon Valley Railroad
FOR Sprngied, &c arriving at New YORK at III 10 r. NJ
aud With Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
rvSI ~ N EG CIsN sac
TheMan Train win leatt DellbwFFalh 50 ,oharle
townat ~ A. Jmremonttt llG,t Nj conneetrr AZ iud
sbr with VI Central lruad tor Montpelier Burlington
Rouse Point Month .Og1eusburEL &c,.andatMh I
River JUNCTION with Passunpsi, ars0t Tor Wclls Htyr
Littleton, ST. bloomsbury Barton, aud the White Moua
taus,
The evening Train willeaye Bellows FALL at 646 ion
arrival of trains from Boston aud New York Charleston
at 49, aud Clarmont at 649. r NJ eonnt citing at Wind
with Vermont Central ailroad for Montpelier Burng
ton Reuses Point, Montreal, ogdtnstu'sh, sc.
EDWAkD ru0Mrs0N, Sup't.
Charlstovn. II. Ice 10 .lstO. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

DIAPER uASGINGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG
4 INGS,
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES;
Varying in price from 3 cents to 81 per Roll.
900 ROLLS SPLENDID GILT PAPERS;
h0R0bLS CURTAIN PAPERS /;
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
G-Cusomers wishing oselect from largest stocku
he State invited to call JOSEPH CLARK.
Frattlebore, April Ii, 1853. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29

NAPoLEoN's COAT OF MAIL.--Just be-
fore Napoleon set out for Belgium, before
the battle of Waterloo,) he sent for the
cleyerest artisan of his class in Paris, and
demanded of him whether he would engage
to make coat of mail to be worn under the
ordinary dress, which should be absolutely
bullet. proof; and that, if SO, he mis- hit name
his own price for such work. The man
engaged to make the desired object If
allowed proper time, and he named eight
cen thousand francs (seven hundred and
twenty pounds sterling) as the price of it.
The bargain was concluded, and in due time
the work was produced and the artisan was
honored with a second audience of the En-
peror. Now" said his imperial Majesty,
"put it on" The man did So As am
to stake my life on its efficacy, you will, /
suppose, have no objection to do the same z"
and he took brace of pistols, and prepared
to discharge one at the breast of the
astonishec artist. There was no retreatine,
however, and, half dead with fear, he stood
the fire; and, to the infinite credit of his
work, with perfect impuniiy. But the EN-
peror was not content with one trial He
fired the second pistol at the back of the
artist, and afterward discharged fowling-
piece at another part of him with similar
effect WE'LL" said the Emperor, you
have produced capital work, undoubtedly
What is to be the price of ii" Eighteen
thousand francs were named as the agreed
sum. There is an order for them," said
the Emperor (" and there is another for an
equal sum, for the fright have given you"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
CHARLES BACKMAN & CO
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
No. So Front ST., New y

| No. So Front ST., New York.
Sole Importers Of c. B. Cogaac, Oil HOLLAND
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would call the attention of Commissioners, Tow
agents, and the Medical Faculty the State Of Vermont
to our we'll selected stock Imported Wines and Iono
which We offer on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We are permitted publish the following CbenicaI Anal
~ mat have been made BY euisent Chemists Of oul
BeSLSGToS VI, March Ith, 1861
To Messrs. CnAs BAcKmAN & Co. NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method Ia in.
form you that we have repeatedly made m exsnss,
brandes, Whisky, Gin AMI Vines with WHICH, ~ tie
ehae Sounty Agency at burlington, has been mainly
supplied from your hours for the past three rear nj u spc
mems from other agencies 10 the State procured frn'
We have found them invariably Of full strength ma mi
mems from other sources FOR medicinal g stel-
uhed our expectations and received our nnoua6,d
profal anu without Hesitation We confidently
= ~ rho wish % supply themselves with Liquors nm
oH WHICH tney can rely for purity and strength NJ s
lenr most obeIient servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYER, Jr. VI d.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
BRADFoRD, Vt, March 2stb 1851.
10 ehon' q may - hereby certify tina, ~
been Commissioner Of Orange County r t. 80 tso Ss
i9o and have procured the Wines and Liquors win b
Charles Baekmln No So Front street, New yars rom
nave had careful Analyses Of said Wines ami H. aus
Chemistry rrion te, Professor Of the Analytical
a and every instance the result has been h - ~
% fcrieoe pure and suitable for medicinal rnrros "
m can therefore most confidently recommend ~ L. =
mas baeknan Co to all those who rregss 80; ~ -
orders to honorable and considerations men s"s 'eif
6Eo- y. BAL5wrx
Commissioner for ORANGE q,
No. sHuEyEcr4Dr August 9o,h 1sso
iioN "ho' T. BALDWIN, commissioner 1 low.
T,.,, 81 - OraEge County Vt
80. ~ ~ have analyzei the follosir5 s,,,,os
~. ~. ma Nine forwarded By you ana fn5 tP ~
p9re entirely free from al! innrious sI. ~ De
and vel suited for medical use si'us substances,
roGr samples Of Brandy, tFe samples of Wt;yt.
'.lPie o. TIM one sample Port Wine Ae! One
Aue 'in aud Fort Particularly arr Of rv,r, ,..
tHARLEs p. CHaNptrR
froessor Of Analy tea Chenisfrv IT,. =, 81,
- ~ permitted 70 Feier 90 the foilauin,
tu sents' and Phs sicians Of the St-,sf
y llug are guided by desire to place T. g. si
- tiiat arr IA themselves an evjienr. a., I.pe
- ~. hgns out the Purcst and most - sS'ess
IN VII ie otl-rri for tle % our cr,so, an
: G gs5.AeSi- hd'sard IGunggrf1rd Poo e =,
~ ~ S, lelsisl o. Vermont : ". Thaycr n - -
- !, - Lseui'y IN the UNIVERSITY ar ve- IN Al
\ = 80; tfoisssoI etc, IN the UNIVERSITY ~ - :, 4
I a.. Assat burlington. County C.,1B,Si; s-oat
- -, ' 7, Shittrnden; Calvin Bioi-g.t Ii -,
= ,li sa.e- Washington; Charles psvis r S Soa
Cie, : y II u Bingham, y. II Tlo,g,. i.i, n
- : y 800 = ftisse, Ruilaui A n Gil \, 81
i Nia oranse; George FISHER Me-. non
BELLY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,
PInntntion nnds,.nn.

For every Family, having 600 Receipts on Cookjn
Preserving Dyeing Cleaning sc. How Paint aud wa
Is tne net 70 RAISE How tocure animals adyc, Hous
terests Price % cents. Worth 10 to any one