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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
1NUMBEl IS
Didn't Know How to DO It.

A justice of the peace in a rural precinc
was lately called upon at an advanced hou
in the evening to perform the marriage cere.
tnony for young and interesting couple. II
was difficult to tell whether the lover. or the
justice were most embarrassed. 1t was his
first attempt to tie the knot, and he didn't
know how 10 do it, but he made the attempt
They stood up before him, ,and he commenced
the work by an address, partly religious and
partly official, and finally broke down. he
then made them join hands, and declared
them married, but at the same time told them
that they had better send for another Justice,
as be was afraid that il. wouldn't hold-that
perhaps it had not beei done legally.
Here was "pretty kettle Of fish," It was
late, and the young man said be was satisfied
that it would hold until the next morning,
when, it there was anything lacking, it could
be supplied by another justice.
To this the lady demurred, and refused to
leave for home until she was satisfied that
she was legally married.
The young man demonstrated justice
guessed they would find it all right" but
she was firm, and the husband had to start of
several miles for another justice.
The justice came, and finished the lob, and
the married couple departed, s'happy a.
CLAIMS At high water.' [st. Paul Pioneer.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
"Axiur for Hero,

Col. Dick Nash tells rich story about
"axing TO: her" in his early days. He was
deeply s,nitten with the daughter Of . wealthy
skinflint residing in Alabama.
The Colonel, selfcon!idant Of success, ar
rayed himself in his best suit, and proceeded
to call on the parent for the purpose Of Oh.
tanning consent to the contamination he de-
voutly wished.
Matten had all along gone on smoothly,
and Col. Nash had every ground to hope for
success.
Finally a convenient season arrived for him
to approach the old 'un. Says the Colonel:.
esquire. my business to-day is to ask for
your daughters hand"
ut is, is it! What! you marry my galf
Look here, young man, leave my premesis
instanter, and if you ever set foot here again..
III make my niggers fay you! Marry my
daughter, indeed! Youl"
Ths ColoaAl lsn-hs ssw 4hse ths Old txeu-
iifs 81 81 - n s ESx9 xSlz 4 a M ass
idol, when be spied the old man busy, with
spade IN hand, shoveling up his tracks from,
the yard, and throwing, them over the fence.
Col. Nash imagined he was an unwelcoms'
visitor at that house.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

/ A SAFE BEr.-Several gentleman wers
riding 10 car on one Of the Boston roads
. few years ago. when 9.couvesation turn.
ed on the next Presidents election, and the
merits and prospects Of Webster, Fillmore,
Cass, and others, were discussed at large.
After some time solemn individual, who
bad listened in silence, addressed the party
thus
my frienda yon srs all wrong. Eslors
the election Of 1852, the world viii have
come to m end, aud Jesus Chr;at will b
President Of tie Universe !"
Up started m enthusiastic gentleman from
The Granite State, who atutseriugly aaid to
as-sis, IN b-sbet you item dollars New
Hampshire w.w-von't 60 for him!s
A roar Of laughter greeted the exit Of the
Second Adventist, ,as he removed to another
car.
CooI.-A gsatleman reading 10 : village,
finding that the diminution % bis wood
piles continued after his fires we're out lev
awake one night in order 10 obtain, If possi-
bic. some clue to .hs mystery. At IN hour
when oil houest folks should be in bed. hesr..
ing An operative At work in the yard. csn.;.ss-
y raised bic chambar.s;sduw, and saw
lazy neishLsr sudeayoring to get . large log
into bis wkselbstFow. R"You're pretty
ellow, said the owner. ITO come here and
teal ny wood while Islsep." "Yes," re-
plssd the thief, land I suppose Jon would
'tay up there and zee me break my neck
With lifting before you'd offer to come au4
sslp me-"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

Dos'r GIVE rs-Corras, shs lsish essass;
when youth, Lad atsone. dslsot h his
articulation. and at school hs Nn known ~
'sstultesiag Jack Cusvaan whsfs he wss
@s0rGM = sNs stsdy - tie saw, be wM
|stse1 t1to slNQgsApa by tha sueaams. .sf .
member cf debating club, wno cusrssss-~4
ssed hsss ~ @orsaor Num-" for like Cowpes.
when - Slood p y spsak, on . pssviess
occasion Curran had not been able to uitss :
word. Bot the taunt vsised his plack. and
hs replied with triumphant spssek This
|aeeideatsI discovery = kimssh of u - q
|sioqssaes sssssraesd hin 70 proesed i1 his
stud;u with additional energy and vigos.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

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ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted q u - AquaPs for thu
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS PERFoRM.-
DO the inhabitants of those towns and cities
where newspapers have been printed
through long course of years, ever go into
a consideration of the pecuniary advantage
those towns have realized through the in.
siuence of the local press? Do they ever
consider how much the newspapers are do
ing every year to make known the social.
educational and business advantages of the
towns where published? Are they aware of
the great amount of trade, that, but for the
press, might glide into the big cities Do
they, in truth, realize the fact that but for
the press, trade would anguish, real estate
'droop, and enterprise generally be paral-
.yzed Are they awake TO the fact that n
live press and an intelligent and prosperous
town are nearly identical, and that the press
out OF the way, place would Immediately
run down at the heel, and finally be given
over to the moles and bats !? If thew do
not realize these facts, they have much
worldly knowledge TO acquire, whateve,
ahe amount Of their present stock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

The commissioners appointed by Gov.
Curtin to attend TO the interests of the Penn
sylvania regiments around Washington and
in Kentucky, and to arrange for the allot-
ment rolls for renting II portion Of their
pay to their families, report, from official
data, that Pennsylvania now has 10000
men in the field. Thirty additional regi-
ments are ready to move, and all will be in
service within month, making a grand ar
my Of over 100000 men, besides having
materials for fifty additional regiments, if
needed.
An important item of western news, not
telegraphed, is the capture, a fortnight since,
at Chelsea, Butler county Kansas, by Capt.
T. G. ID. Morton, OF train of 81 wagons,
425 cattle, 20 ponies and IS prisoners
The train was on its way from Pixies Peak
to the Cherokees, who seeded some weeks
ago. Capt. Morton handed over his prize
to Major Cloud, at Fort Leavenworth.
The St. Louis Republican is indignant
at the stopping of work on the Notifications
around that city, and says-"We would
cheerfuly submit to the order Of the Sec
Rotary Of war stopping the work on our
Notifications, il the honorable secretary
would at the same time stop the work on
the Notifications of Washington; and we
would even applaud if Gen Mcclellan
would drive Beauregard out Of Virginia in
but half the time it takes Fremont 10 drive
Price out of Missouri"
hundred different engravers have per-
petrated hundred different likenesses of
Gen. Siegel, who has fought so br,vely and
successfully in Missouri. not one of which
conveys the least idea of his features or
general appearance. To make the pictures
sell, the artists have all rendered counte-
nance betraying born general. Gen. Sie-
gel has no such countenance. The profess
sion he has followed COR many years in ST.
Louis is stamped upon his every feature,
and out of a crowd of one hunared men he
would be selected as the born schoo'masie
or college professor. He has evidently been
a close student of literature, and has devo-
ted much more OF his time 10 Golhe and
Schiller than to Scott and Hardee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

A farmer in Wisconsin had son who
joined the Eighth Regiment of that State,
without his fathers consent. Several letters
were written by the father to the son, while
the regiment were in quarters at Camp
Randall, for the purpose of persuading him
to retun. AT last he wrote him that he
must come--tliat he had large lot of TIRES
hing TO do--ihat he could not afford to hire
help, if it were TO be had, which was hardly
possible, owing TO the number of enlistments
and that he must return home and help
him, even il he enlisted aftcrward. The
young man replied, !" Dear Father--I
cant go home at present. should be very
glad to help you, bat Uncle Sam has got
a mighty sight bigger job of threshing on
hand than you have, and Pm bound to see
him GU. of the woods first.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

IMPoRTASr INFORMATION FOR SroRrs-
MEN.-In Journal entitled FtuiLs de Tent
ic Afoad an explanation is given OF fact
which has puzzled sporting mcn-namely,
why the left barrel Of a gun burst so much
more frequently than the rilht. The expla-
nation is this: The sportsmen, on going
out loads barrels, and on seeing bird rise,
fires naturally the right one; he rcloads that
barrel, and, when he again sees bird or
hare he fires il again and 20 he does per-
haps twenty times in succession. But each
firing gives shock to the charge in the
lcft-hand barrel, and at last the succession
Of shocks separates the wadding from the
powder AID sho, the CO. sequence is that a
vacuum ensue between them, and when the
second barrel is fired it frequently bursts.
To prevent this danger, ihe rtcommen-
daion is made that whenever the right hand
barrel is loaded, the charge in the lefl-hand
one should also be rammed down.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

AscEDoTE OF NAPOLEON. - Count
'd'orsenne one day accompanied the Emper-
.or on hunting excursion. The Emperor
had been complaining of thirst, and some
-one seeing woman at little distance, call
ed to her. The woman did not know Ma.
poieon or any of his escort. She gave the
Emperor glass Of water mixed with lii
tie brandy, and then courtesied for payment.
There, my good woman said Napoleon,
pointing to Count d'0rsenne, athere is the
Emperor ask him for money-he pays
for US all" The woman blushed. and look.
ed embarrassed; then turning to the count,
she scanned his splendid uniform with the
eye of a connoisseur, and said. aHe? poob
nonsensel Do you think believe that p
The Emperor is not such a coxcomb.-
You, sir. look more ike him yourself
The Emperor was much amused at thi:
ramark, and gave the woman a double louis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRASGEMENT.-on and err MONDAY
w Nov. 81, 1853, Trains will run folio
MOVING EAsT-Leave
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. aud % =. NJ; Kerne at 40
A. NJ. and q z. M-and arrive Ftchburg at IL 90
snd SIG VI. Boston at 80 and As Z. NJ: wore-.'-
at 90 and 1.00PM
MOVING wEsT-Leave
Boston at 30 and 100 A. NJ; Fiehburgh at 945 A. n
and 30 p NJ. Keene, IL SO A. NJ. and 40 p. and
rive at Bellows Fails at 1928 and iio NJ; Windsor o.
and IS Z. NJ Rutland, 255 and 500 NJ. burlington
60eP.M.
Traias Con as IoHe,cs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal ogiens-
burgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, Darlington. 0giensburg Montreal, St
Johnsbury, ac., via. VT. CENTRAL PASS UMrSlC. and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all points
North.
Dorm Trans Connect at FitchBRrsh
with Trains of Fchburgh Worcester r. Il for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City
And at Grotou junction with trains Worcester Nash
IA H. fer Nashua and Concord and with Trains
Brook *. X for Lowell LawIence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may be any STATEN
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
A CHAPLIN superintendent.
Superintendent Office, keene ~. H., Nov. Is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

ting implements used by THIN while living,
which are held sacred and never mole,t'.d.
An American officer states that ON IA recent
voyage 10 the Arctic regions they were "nx-
ious to obtain rs specimens sorne implements
lying on the grave Of an Esqnimanx who
had been celebrated hunter. They would
no, take them, of course, without consent
of the friends Of the deceased, and fail d in
their endcavor 10 purchase them Ia this
dilemma, however, they wtre informed that
the Great Spirit would be propiIiated by
the substitution of some knives on tn, grave.
Knives amounting amply TO quid pro quo
were accordingly placed on the grave, and
the hunting implements removed; but, sing
uar to state, the natives, who considered it
sacrilese to take the hunters relies, appro-
priated the knives one BY one, til all had
disappeared.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
VT. Valley Railroad

NToTIcR-on and after MONDAY. May %, 1851, Past
~ senger Trains WILL bellows Falls for Brattsbore,
80 A. NJ. and 235 Mand returning leave Battlebe-
no at 1905 A. VI. and 81 p. NJ.
Freight Train Bellows Falls at 10 A. NJ AND Brat
tleboro at 3 IS =. Nj.
The two trains this route connect South
with the VI 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 onpecsut and
Pasumpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall saratoga aud Schenectady St Johnsbpr
densburg and Montreal. NJ. sLoAT, Supt
April %, 1850. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
lSLAnD HOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS. VT.

he subscriber having leased the Island House al Ne,
lows Fails, and the stable connected thercwit ona
snneunce mat he putting il il complete order be
,uy ptspfed on ana after "Wednesday May s. care for
those of the travelling public NAV favor him with trr
patronage RS long experience in the business leads him
70 nope mat WITH gent uany astints careful and at
trse waters and excellent purrryor- he hc able to
fny sustais the high cpate Of the Island lfa in its most
painy days aud successfully cater to 81 all The
rates q board will be such prove Sai,f.ctorv
EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
Bellows Falls. May /, 1881 IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
AN ACT or nRArirrnE
w aShing Machine.
IL will do Washing, Starchiss and yyrias.
ing.

HIs machius has been thoroughly tested for the last
months, and found to do all thast designed to do
IL Is adapted to all kinds of Clothes pocket
ehiei to bed quilt You wiring your clothes In
than one quarter Of the time and dryer that they
VIII dr IN one half the time, aud inurs ysur clothes
one nall as much as when twisted by hand This ehne
Is orm-d with two spring rolls with rubber and 90
rs TO together With pressure aud
fast and easy The springs In the rolls 20 Contributed
rs 70 yield the most in the centre where bulk Of the
clothes conducted they pass between them nv this
means the springs with the bier tight around tn.
clothes that they come through nearly dry enough
However uneven the garment be II receives an
amount Of pressure The clothes washed by this
val require no rubbing the drties parts such
collars ard wristbands, which will require but slight rub
with thu hands
The machine Bsey's patent and the subscriber has
bought the right Of manufacture for Wndha aud
Windsor counties Price St2OO As CLARK
Bellows Falls Vt, Feb. 6, 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
cHAPMAN's IMPROVED
TU RHINE WATER.W HEEL.
xaSurs-rrsEp sv
S. C. n AP N AN g. CO.,

ID . t-I-V " = 7 NLto. ' 4
Varying in Power from 4 TO 500 Usr.e
Power.
IlkSf Wheels have beea Thoroughly tested and arc -o
10 sueccssful operstian. 41si.s kind uf rrinerv
Cotton and Wooden Fsctrss Pager Mills t;rst affiss t~
cular ard uptixht Saw NILS aansf.rtor.s 4 Sr T,v
are adapted 70 high aud low heads rorcrfsi aud .te
IN Their operAton are Dot tPd BY b.ek and give
CREST Ter cent Of power Of tie ss-d They arr nm
srncted In forn giving them great strength and s,x
are compact aud portable and 1arrants4 % rork = re-
onu~ndcr- -
Bellows fsils. Jane IA lsse "a
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THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REBORN,

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IN consumption that fearful disea-e- On the Liver
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The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE.

texposes all the Iuubugs and the vario e Tricks tn en-
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

A schoolmaster requesting little boy
who had been whispering to step into the
next room, is wittily spoken Of as " starting
on whaling expedition
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08
MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
A vice Free.
New-YOrk Benevolent Infirmary, Established 1856,


Nd devoted to the of Medical Reform; the diff
IA fusion Of Medical knowledge for the prevention OF dses
and to the relief of those suffering and afflicted with Chronic
and Feaf Disorders To this end this Inhrnary is
dowed to enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and br It'll Of land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Extoraton and Ignorancs Of Protested yicans through
which thousands and tens of thousands annually perish
The following Of the diseases cure only
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Consumon an Pulmonary Complaints Fever, Scrofua,
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Jauudce and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness, and ali
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Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
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These remedies prepaid in Laboratory under
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To all addressing US by letter, containing full account
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cure Any fees sent when sending for advice will be
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Employment.

'ssoNs out Of employment and wishing to enear. in
sh' ana healthy business which promises to the iprs
t1ious an ample, spsds ard, will do vel. n, -
49, ssa o. my ,Pfor,a Stencil Tools not claim
ess 70 be the oay perfect cutting Tools ra.sI ~
We DO a'la them the 5esf Stencil Tools masls in
aaa rally the cheapest according quality Of any 70 h.
Circular and samples f5ss Once and xork -,, :. m
"os. orick building the Post 0fsce Annir in ~
son or oy letter 10 d. L. NILLIKEN, brandon IL IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

~
~ will run follow;
=; a. HJ - -
Tn, Morning Train wiz leave Windsoia at q loi n ~
ting with trains nom Montreal and osdehsbA'kh
,ar,n,oui at AZ aud Charlestown at rs, A. conner
ting at Bellows Falls With Cheshire Railrondor boston
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Rsroaa
for sprilgteld arriving al New York at 40 NJ
The Mail rrain will windsor at l251 r. Tor on
arrival OF Montreal, oiensburgh, hatton anu
Lttetoul Caremont III. aud Charirsto"n az Loo
NJ connecting Bellows Fall with Cheshire Railroad ior
gos,on worc,stcr SC so with Vernon Valley kailroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at IL ~, T. W
aud with tutlaud aud Burlington Railroad
rI aD ne ~ - ne
The Mail Train wi leave bellows Fall atl220 Chars
town at A, Caremontat ll6,r Nj connectipfat"lna
sor with Vt Contra Railroad for Montpelier darlington
Rouse .point .Montlea % sdensburrL Sc,andatWhit
JUNCTION with passumpsit Railroad ior ELI kNr
Littleton 81. Johnsbury Barton, andthe White Noun
tains.
Intervening Train wlieave Bcllows FALL at 5.4a Ion
arrival of trains Boston and New York; Charsstown
NJ 49, and at 40. NJ connecting at ind
sor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burpg
ton Reuscs Point, Montreal, ogdtnsburgh, sc
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
Charistewn.N IL. lie l0.l.,o. II
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccEsslBLE By Railroad arst station below south Yer
IA junction. ~ ''
Fall Winter and Spring Terms of II weeks each BEGIN
the last Wednesdays of Aug Nov. and Feb respctix,y
LArgeand beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive Appst
fnl exercise and the Most Popular
ers, are among its Advantages.
. l.. y. WARD, A. VI Princjpal:
Mrs. v. II. WARD Teacher of
Miss !. L. LEACH, Preccptress
sE'bhiN scHNELL, Native ofGermany Teacher Of Ger
fDau; - = 49,
and other able Teachers $3.50
Daily Lectures from the PRINCIPAL In tbe p-.n.r.,;o %
ieachers and from Gentlemen OF High scientins At,an
ment before the Agricultural Department will be given
letters ior looms for Self Boarding or for Board NAV be
SEM 70 r. WARD, Bernardston, Mass Board ineluiins
~ Incidental Expenses is furnsh in private families and
per week. IN S-"-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-08

A habit exists among the Esquimaux of
placing on the graves Of the dead, the hun