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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

Justices Blanks.
"A GOOD supply OF Justices Bla' k con-
s,aatly on hand and for sale INV AZ the
COURIER OFFICE.
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pOtatOe Culture.

We hope to see more potatoes planted this
season ihan usual The freedom from rot
last summer will induce numbers to plant
large fields. The principal difficulty will be
the scarcity Of seed, or rather of tubcrs for
planting.
We have more than once minated that
small and unripe potatoes are as good for
planting as the largest and iairest Of the
last years growth. We agree to the gen
eral principle that the best seeds should he
secured aud planted Yet we should bear
IN mind thai The seeds Of p tatoes are not
csna!ly planted We use The roots or tnbers
for that putpo>e.
Wen ihcn, The notion that the fairest or
most mature potatoes ought to be planted is
erroneous.
Potato,s are propagaied from the roots,
bulbs, or shoots. Ii is known that potatoes,
cot thoroughly ripe are better for planting
than The larger and more mature tubers.-
Analogy teaches that scions of apple trees
are not so good when old rs when cut from
the last years growth Why then insist on
planting mature potatoes in preference to
the unripe, or the small ones
On our own farm we have been in the
practice Of planting small and refuse poia-
toes. We succeed quite as well rs when
we plant the iiirest, and such as are sale
able. In this year Of scarcity we advise all
TO plant The small potatoes, and such as are
half rotten. See what they will come to-.
-Pioaghmdn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24
AGRICULT RIA l..
Hints about Shearins sheep.

Shearing sheep i an operation very few
know how to perform well. There are sew
eral reasons for this. II seems useless n
many to take pains to learn 10 do we'll. II
hrs TO be done but once a year, and the IN
,erval is 50 long, that what they learn this
year, will be lorI next. so it is gIt
lhrolgh " til rs soon aS possible. This
should not br sliearing should be conSid.
silcr,,l as much Il trade, and as well learned
rs the carpenter trade.
IL Is often the case, when boys begin Ia
sh'ar, th,i the father iorgeIs The old bu'
sensible couplct -
Neither wise foos,
Can work without good tools
The boy must take the old shcars, used
for tagging three or four years, with the n.
surance that he must use them till he knows
how to take care OF new pair. In seven
cases out of ten. this course 50 discourages
the boy that his desire 10 learn to shear
ceases. Another reason for had shearing
is this when farmers hire their shearine
done, they want too much done in a day.
forgetting that wool is money rs wen rs
time. The employer pays the shearer 81,
30 per day he wants him to shear from
forty 10 fifty sheep. He il pleased =, night
To know that he has got SO much done, and
thai the shcarer has earned his money
He forerts that he has lost enough in wool
left ON the sheep, TO pay for the days work.
Suppose hr shears forty sheep, and leaves
two ounces of wool on each of them. (Which
is often the casc.) which taken off would
q IL -. IA. /,
is LAID to rats, might be avoided if farmers
would tell their shrarcrs 10 do their work
well il they did not so much.
| have shtared ION one to five hundred
sheep each season for ten years, and like
the business so well that | always long for
shearing time TO come. will give few
hints needed TO make good shearing.
The operator must have good pair of
shears. He must know how TO keep them
in order, for it is very certain that doll
tool makes poor work. Good sharp, bright
shears, not too sharp pointed, will run
smooth. The spring should not be so lin
Der as 20 double over the wool nor 50 stiff as
to make the wrist lame. With skill,a steady
nerve, and an even temper, it can he made
To do good work.
There are various opinions in regard to
position. Some shear on the floor OF hers
us'' a bench. Good work may be done Ell
TIER way; prefer using a bench. In all
cases, The opt rator should bold The sheep in
the easiest possible position, and keep the
skin tight 50 AS TO make smoJlh surface to
prevent cutting the skin, causing the sheep
to kick. or tear the Il zee, and 50 exer their
strength a- 10 iniare them and sometimes
10 cause death. This can and ought to be
avoided.-IoHS PRoBERT, Pittsfield, Lo-
rain Co., Ohio Ohio Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24

TRAINING STEERS. - The Southern
Homestead has the following sensible re-
marks upon training steers. We commend
them TO all who have the care and training
of such animals -
1t is well known fact that kindness will
subdue even the most ferocious of animals /;
but by a lillle Kindness they will get over
feeling of fear, and become perfectly gentle
and obedient In order 10 meet with sue
cess IN training sierre, they should be trea-
ted kindly, and let them know they are not
10 be hurt. and one halt the work of break
ing them is done. Give them occasionally
a few ears Of corn, or some oats, &c then
bring the yoke INTO the yard and let them
see il and smell Of il before il is placed up
on their necks, as this will teach them that
there is nothing 10 fear from il. After plac-
ing the yoke upon their necks. be very gen
tie with them; take hold Of the bow and
turn them about the yard. This plan should
be pursued for short time, when they can
be taken out and hilched 10 a small log, and
after leaving them TO haul log they can be
put before sled, and very soon they will be
put under good discipline.
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Good for senator Douglas.

The distinguished Senator was publicly
received in Chicago on the lst inst In the
course Of speech he referred in the follow
ing patriotic and liberal manner TO the pres
ent Administration
What excuse do the disunonists give for
breaking up the best government the sun
ever shone on? They are dissatisfied with
the result Of presidential election. Did
they ever get beaten before? Is the beaten
party at the ballot box TO appeal TO the
bayonet? They chose 10 assume that the
election Of particular candidate shows their
rights are not safe.
What evidence is there of that? defy
any one to show any act done or omitted to
to be done, Of which they can complain. |
proclaim that so far as the rights Of the
shareholders are concerned, no one act has
been done, or one duty omitted, under this
administration, Of which they can complain.
There never has been a day when their
rights stood fairer under the laws than they
do to-day. There never has been time
when they did not have as good cause for
d>union us they have to-day.
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DIR. c. n. SHOLES,

HOSIuNf ASS'
n wing rlyep my undivided attention for TIE mNh
,s 20 Tue treatment the graio-aaHafg ereansi anu
having had large practice W TINS SpveM''s t'a ~,
b,t possible advantages Ior trcaret the No'a h"e Wv
discONervL - -, - Hal ,,.n IA
s,rts, nav remedies for the people gvlrrdll 'U"h t"'
ct mat tuse WHO ucet my sorN'tes dSie hV'AsN
friend where TO direct them. .,, an
10 rng lnFprENr AND pseiir'r Ep-sfhhNAio"'"uN'V"
SrNIN A WEAkNgss. / divide late three stages -
~ NigurtY Eass,uNs, which my trec ir Lf~ pr"P'
wiIlcur, in a yer, short time, Without hhuie. 80.
~ DNnY nlscnAus,u :. There are more eases OF tlhs
tbnn the world l. AWARE Of Some OF the slmrtoh's ~
nigh onorel aud cuty excavations NON the bladder
slal ting sensation Attending IT, sometimes WIN tupu
snrnt aud at others uik-dke appearance navy "n
many specimens of this nature aud Ia eases nav
oand traces OF semen and Ahumen wh'ehis as sure :,
produce til As Consumption, unless IL is checked oy eu
ctl ueatment
LOOK TO Your CASE IN TIME.
81 Loss or MUSCULAR POWER Such eases may DC eure'
by similar means ii the patient be IN otherwise toerae
health,
1 est French Preventivcs at low prices,
see nv advertisement in the Boston Herald ana you cal
learn a more null description of such cases
Address H. slloLEs, NJ. D., l2' Court street boston
Boston, Jane 70, lSdO. 700
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The Chances of Battle.

al Waterloo" said Napoleon, II uthl
TO have been victorious. The chances were
u,dred to one in my favor. But Ney,
The bravest of the brave, suffered himself
to be slnyed whole day by some ihous-
ands Of Nassau troops. Had it rot been
for this inexplcable inactivity, the English
army would have bern taken fagrdnte de{ic-
10, aud annihilated without striking n blow.
G,ouchy, with 10000 men, suffered Bulow
and Blacher to escape him; and finally, a
heavy shower Of rain made the ground so
soft that il was impossible to commence the
attack at daybreak. Had been able 20
commence early, Wellingion's army would
lave been trodden down in the defiles of
the forest before the Prnssians could have
had time TO arrive. II were otherwise lost
without resourse. The defeat Of Yelling
tons army would have been peace, the re-
pose of Europe, the recognition OF the IN
terests Of the masses, and OF the democracy.
-.NonMoLoa's H'Siory
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24
DRr Foop FOR Hoes. - Many hoc

Oar FooD FOR Hoes. - Many hogs
are kept comparatively poor by the high
dilution OF their food. They take in so
much water that there is MI room for a
good supply of natriment. Hence the rea-
son that those farmers who carefully feed
undiluted sour milk to their hogs, have so
much finer animals than those who give
them slop. The hog has not much room for
water; and if food which contains much is
fed to him, il makes him big-bellied and
poor Hogs as well as other animals, should
be allowed all the water they will drink,
but it should not be mixed with their food
in excessive quanlily-the hog should not
be Obliged to take more water than he wants
10 order to get the food he requires.
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New Haven and Northampton
HaMPsnTRE AND nAMPDRN RATLRoAb

1 1 AYRSHIRE AND HAhPbBN RAILROAD.
IL summer Arrangement--Issl
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW WORK VIA Canal and 4.
York and New Haven Hail Roads
On and after May It's 1901 Trains viii ron - oosi.
TRAINS FRoN NORTHAMPTON
o.zo a. INSTRUMENTATION for New YORK eapusett, Z
Westied with " Il. X. East and West Az pl,igTiis =
and e Haven with New. Lonoa and Ntw.YoFk rS
hn3 a m.--ExpTess Train Tor New-York On aTrys Z
train from Montreal, Bratteboro, Greenfield Sc eonss
meeting az Westfsld with trains on Western - y
West and receiving passengers from norppc frzir -
Springfield, Pittsieid aud Albany AT Nes-IIaysu IA
New i.oudon and New-York roads
I15D p m,Expfess Freight train with uassenosY .a a.
taehed for New-iiayen receiving passengers n Wtta
Ion the Express Train Western Eailru,l r par1a.ba
valley at Haiutiiis or Hartford aud Waterbury rsaas.
NeNtaFen IN season for the eSezlig Express TO NeE-Ia
9.ol p NJ freight Train Sc WestfsLs viii, .sssssar q
attached rseeiying passengers from train on Conn Rg
-, lfon sontf burlington, Brattlebofo' Grernhe3 a.
eonheetngat Westfeld with trains on Western Rairalar
Pittsheld, Albany, and the West
To NORTHAMPTON
o.g p m.-ENpress Freight with pass.t,s,r ear s,sAt
- Palhyile aud reaching Mestheki In season nor Tab
n, =, and Weston Western Railroad airing in NsrsanP
io6la m.Express train receiving pas.snrprs t,a {
oci0ek Express from New-York and Sew-fssgioa rae
ron y, fshkiil X at Plalnyille and from Western
arriving ~ Northampton at 2 90 p. IN -
son 20 connect with trains on COM River Ralual 4;
dreenield Brattlehoro, Montreal Sc
- p ". Aeeotnoiaton train from NewlIayen IN g.
with " 10 p train from New-York andlai Pan
'e With trains on fishki r. r.. Fast aud West !wssHs
eose connection with Wes,feld for Albany and ihs Vi
ton az 30 p. M
elP 2. m--freight Train with passenger attae's
ston es'held for Northampton on arrival Of last t
y.
paseengers from New-York, New-Haveu and Newleuis
WI una TINS dtreet route the White Mountains 81
irnn New-Lonlon, New. Haven Be- for Pittsed and %
Mgst w" make close connections Westfeld on 3.5 D.
rain from New-IIave.
pal points West
Stages run from Northampton and consvile in soone
ton with mid day trains
Freight to and from New-York Forwarded with equal No.
patch as by Express Mark all Freight via Canal alr
CHAS. N.YEAMANS, suph
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24

To KEEr BurrER SwEEr.-D. Edison
Smith, contributes to the Aaericoa dyri-
caltsria the following directions for pre-
serving butter in good condition for any
length of time. In May or June when
butter is plenty, work it thoroughly two or
nearly one grain OF sslipetre and a teaspoon
of pulveriIrd loaf sugar 10 each pound Of
batter. Pack it tightly in stone jars to
within two inches of the top and ill the
remaining si'acc with strong brine. Cover
the Jars tightly, and bury them in the eel
l-r bottom. whrf-. the bu ter will keep un-
Lasi for long tine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24

MurToN.--A pound of lean, tender, jul
gy mutton can be produced for hal'rhe cost
OF the same quantity Of fat pork. II !,
more wholesome food. especially in the
summer season, aud those who eat it, can d.
more work with greater eaSe To themselves
dian those no eat fat pok Nothing Is
more delicious lhtn smoked mutlon-harn,,
Of The Southdown sheep. Ncnison itself Is
not superior
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24

BARLEY FOR llENs.--lt is said there is
40 one grain so well suited for hens. Bar
ley. when fed Win oats and corn, will b"
gathered first by the fowls, and hens fed
with mlre or less barley are said to lay
m IRE freely.
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MRS. WILSON'S
c 0 c 0 A N U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts per boe, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young Old there not It's eaus, in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish il
to be, and moreover, it has perfume that iNapi,.v
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either tr;rn
or American, which alone should to place on
every lady's toilet table
Cse the Resenera,or before retiring al pigbt and
IN the morning apply itile OF the Dressing and your
hatr VIII be even more iielike in color and beauty
3 nothing your hair but these prearations ana
use these according TO Directions and We warrant Won
good healthy head Of hair -"
Manufactured and sold al wholesale BY Henry p WI
son Co, Manchester, \. Il. 10 whom al letters should
be addressed 1888 s's'-AN
or sale by G. f. Woods, Relevs Falls. Vermont
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REPAIRING SPECTlcLRs.

some knowleir~ IL the s-cn-- u 0pfi-s ana .,c,f
observation 81 ~ FrinPe vii arrii uitirh ine =. -,
- = fesnns feis the insccas ia ~hich sytse. ar
Auff N Ntntef -pqi -fctsees. in a. !
tosfs respectfully invited 10 cf art .x4l.i. -, ~
frrsd under he sign Of the nx Watch sal Sus..u ~
CHAs. A. TRIP opsi-ian
BrAfflelors "
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VA aD sx ~ ~
VT. Valley Railro,a

NOTICE On aud after MONDAY. MAY 9p ia,
senseI Trans s,n leave ssllew, ias, for urStl {,
no at 1906 A. M. and Aa5 T.. NJ. 's n'allale
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at6l5AN
tleboro at 8 IS \. NJ. NsaIrt
ThetWo passenger trains over this rout. ,o, .
with the VI Mass. aud Connecticut kiyer pt eco
Springfield Hartford, New Haven aud 1rd,,n,
New York. On the North with the Rutland Eurls "
sullivan Vt. Central, Vermont 4 CANADA Cam sa
Passumpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct q
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Sehentotad, :, II
and White Mountains, burlington and Rouse, XXI, z
uea a,;i i, 'I iSsN 0'n'''@'' ~ sL0AT SsBt
AP4A - low u
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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
n IL vice Free
NGW.YOrk RnnnYnleni InfirmarY. Established 1876


Nd devoted to the of Medical Reform; to the diff
n fusion Of Medical knowledge for the prevention of disese
and TO the relief Of those suffering and afflicted with Chronic
and Iersnt Disorders 10 this end this Iniruary is
dowe to enable the sick aud suffering throughout the
length and br ta Of land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Extoraou and Ignorance of Protested Physicians through
which thousan is and tens of thousands annually perish
The following some of the diseases cure only
Mt the lnfrmary but in all parts of our country
Consumti0n an Pulmonary Complaints Fever Scrofua,
Dyspepsia Eye Ear Diseases Cancers and other rumors
Jaundce and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness aud all
diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organs from whatever
cause of whatever nature object will be to give joy
to the afflicted by clfscng in al eases speedy
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
erptions but will furnish when requested the very best
medicines at the lowest rates.
These remedies prepaid in Laborafory under
the of able Chemists and the reliable known
IT, science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing BY letter containing full account
symptoms and appear of disease age occupation &C.
will write indd reply, with advice and directions
cure Any fees sent when sending for advice will be de-
voted TO furnish medicine for the poor In all mei-
cine be sent by Ill II desired Send for
or more Of our works and judge for yourself
Also published at the intiaary. o aid objects
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24

Il ms,
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES
NarylnFi n price from 3 cents 20 ~ per Roll
900 tut.i.s SPLENDID GlLr PAPERS;
80 RoLl.S CURTAIN PAPERS
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY
aCustoncrs wishing tosecot from the largest stockio
Il STATE are invited to call. JOSEPH CLARK.
trattuboro. ApHii II, 1853 10
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l.. AMADoN.
RUSSELL HYDE,

RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, in Flour Lard, Hams, Fish, T. 1. Salt, Oil, Fluid
Butter, Cheese Crorkery and Glass ware.
The above goods having bought for CASH. will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay. Callat
Newton's Block, No
BELLOWS FALLS, May 1851
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THE CoNsUMPTIvE BOOK.

THE CoNSUMPTIvE BOOK.
For those who wish to get we'll from awful disease
full description Of all the remedies for IT, with care
u statement of the results and other useful information
The information in this not to be found in any works
books are published on fine white paper, AMI beautifully
bound.
ANY the above works vii be mailed free on ec,, ~
price, in stamps. money whole in a htud1a,ely
bound volamn for DOLLAR Nofmiiy sAouIl H. Wib
out them The7 are illustrate with b.,a61l c,sry
and contain the condensed experience Of years.
AGeNrs WANTED for the above works. who can make
a month. Send for a circular f,r agents
To the young OF both suffering from secret U,b;ts
prostration OF mind power. nervous debility los
e sight wasefainess love Of sotude eruptioas on the
fer iacurable dtmage 70 both body and mind
To fEHALEs VINO waut sara Pleasant, aud remedies
fos irregularities, obstcuctoas. Whites Sc send 10 as
e. Ex nG Va aE u va &c.
We are eonvaeei .as there arr many p.rsnts Of .er,f
ioas, 2asamp-ve, aud diseased condition 70 x,ou ptl.r
o. oi- rnss on, lriass ut ria aud poverty To such
sa5e wes 'es5ea. sno 'eyer-aiins 'sEvESrgyg
We vi. MAJ nee % aas aEia.,n. for it.
THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM
Il Z larry and b-aa'ifl Paper, and contains the mos,
sf-rnairlea Or Seminal Weakness. The cause effects
AMI cur shsSins the ayfa efs-ts Of the disease.
On ~ other bctes e tte sexual Onstns ii expfsna-
ton o. 'h' "rgia q s5pt the II prevention ani
On Consumption. u.st fs,-fa disss-. On the liver.
Heart, Slauaash sni skin on Re aae compisints o. ~
various Schools o Melieines On the noIs al rr-+,e,.
noS fractei On TIE falss Treatment q Diseases On
t'e various Asie uulhass o. tbs Physioiory II Mar.
riarr- On the Common sessss ,f Ne iripa ~. r, -
errci~s sn1 Ahntian liza the Passcfan should *
ueS y fresent frey1tney. Aal mtay other thiu-s
>sNn fe1 IT, This aourHsi 'aaii IN The hands 81 g-
one. > Russell. D, A. N Chief Physieiaa. ; Nv.
ri.
t. al who sFpy BY letter ~irs fan a ..ri,.i,a . 50
a,,i'n Ssif t'sns q izae - any Kind AMI -ifs j.
~ cs-ff Afrirs fses Of ssr--, IN ~ -isrn ~ + =
Adlsi @iss two tazse staus,,. sr sr,ur, so-,e,i
nN , RUSSELL
tSoN o. EzgQKErN. Nsu-YurE
i I'D
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THE PERFECT MELOnEQN
8.

4 MOTHER TRIUMPH! AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
Hat Huntington. the was again awarded
the First Pre- um Tor purity eyewitness, and power
aud prom ptness Of touch.
lneyery desirable quality necessary for superior instru
nen the Perfect Meodeon Is surpassed OF we have
abundant testimony.
The addition of the BASE DAMPER. for which we hays
recently obtained letters patent greatest i'm
poFeuents ever made the Meiodeon. II Is meeting with
universal appreciation and considered Nv a
who have used It aud become acquainted beautiful
men
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Tin PedIcrs w,,t.d

= Or . god gsithfil Yoan- Men With ..-,t H.. -,
- l,- 49, tnnni Nerzunut NsF-flars -iiir- - psIl
ln arr ,1i other 0sis this Sprnz flr the striI -
.s''int Afss issrr.i rs-rs FaiA shnuia ike tle.
'iiai bal faiig OF In E'aIt isaru-lthe tra.le.
GrgSaac'l. Ms Nar5h y. ISL. N q
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o sect properly such Glasses should be chosen rs show
oelrts nesrest natural sipe AZ common rus'iiag dis
lance The EYES should be fitted with rat car and ia
Iae the tender organs should be excited or strai
"y irving ~ wearing Gtss u too great power. the
eve = healthy The ens perfect properly tt.i the vs.
I'm siil BE- comfortable aud eear
nen the eyes fi b. ife exercise oicts irnre ron
faset aud have to be considerable lis,,r i,
o. lef % see them distinctly, aching pra desire T. clos,
thet frequently for relief Sc vii then be nec-.,rv
se assistance from Glasses and By pting sonie attention
- TIE Instructions Of the artists Of whom they an mr.
eha-e the eyes may be benefited sad not injured Nv t,
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Cheshire Railroad.

WiNfER ARRANdRMENT.-on aud er N0yhN
W nov. u, 1853. Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAsT-Lesve
Bellows Falls az ~ A. VI, and q p NJ Kssne asa
n NJ aud . z r. Mand arrive at Fitchharg al z vi
and BIZ N. Boston at --89 aud i5 4 NJ wota.a
at 100 and 100 Nj
MOVING ~ Est .--fenxe
Boston at 81 aud 100 A. NJ, Fi.ehburelr al sEA.
and ~ 2 N ke~nr. u .sS a. and - 7. NJ -anis
rive az Bellows Pals AZ 1928 and 440 ~ WiBI.orls
and ~ 2. NJ. Rutland. 265 aud 500 r. vi Tnrhs.,s
d % Z. NJ.
7Satas Connect rs tol2etrs:
w train at Bellows Falls With RUTLANDS RUR,Ners
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal o.,
surga Albany, froy, Saratoga springs seaeuestady d
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor. aA
RIVER Junction, Burlington. Ogleilsbure Mottrsal 4
gofisbury, Sc., via. VI CENTRAL PAssENPslF -
VERMONT x CANADA ROADS. Sc. Bsth train ~
direct connection via VT CENTRAL H. r. for all ~
Dorm 7laiHs coaatts ~ Fs1assgra
With Trains Of fitehbwrgh Worcester n r. Sr go-ss
wirh, Providence and New York Git,
And at GFoon Junction with trains Of worresttr IA
va X Tor Nashua and Concord aud With trains n ~
brook ~ x for Lowell, Lawrence. &r.
Tickets for an points West may be seenr, nj any m
On cheshire Railroad aud agsage viii be checked th,T.
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
n A CHAPLIN. superintsusg,
superintendent Once, Kesne, n H., Nos IS lsss.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-24
The Guide and Guard


It exposes all the iumhng and the vario IS Tricks 10 en-
tee the sick aud we'll II illustrates the pains OF the ucs
and kougcs upe every 1t guides the unwlry through
f and shows every swinde Of age IL shows how
all kinds Of Food Medicines liquors aud Goods are anlter
ted, with the Of Detecting the frauds Price cents