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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

and Genera Corciiai Gin.
We would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents and the Medical Faculty Of the state of Vermont
We permitted publish following Chemical Anal.
yss that have been made BY eminent Chemists our
Liquors.
BURLINGTON, w. March It'll, 1861
To Messrs. CHAs BAckNAN & Co, NY
CieHteJHsn We avail ourselves of thus uefhod tn q,
form you that have repeatedly made an qxamnaon If
Brandes. Whisky, Gin an1 Wines with which the chic
teuden County Agency at Burlington has been tn,nI
supplied from houes for the past years also spe
from other agencies in the State procured from YOU
Ne have found them invariably Of full strength and uni
form purity and quality superior in every rppect to p
from other FOR medicinal uses they have
fulfilled expectations and our unqualified an
them to all who wish supply themselves with Liquors mn
on which they can rely for purity and strength We are
Your most obedient servants
SAMUEL W TH.YEB, Jr., NJ. d.
WALTER CARPENTER NJ D.
BnADroRD VT March 2sth. 1851
To irh01 may - hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Of Orange County for the wears 1860 ami
1851 have procured Che Wines and Iiauors vh ,;eh
have supplied the Town Agents Of said County from
Charles Backman, No So Front Street New York that
have had careful Analyses Of said Wines Liquor made
by Chas. p Chandler, Esq, Professor the Analytical
Chemistry, Union College Schenectady n and that in
all and instance the result has prove them Ia
be perfectly pure aud suitable for medicinal purposes
eau therefore most confidently recommend the house of
chas Baekmsn Co. to all those who prefer giving their
Gro i. BALDWIN.
Commissioner for Orange Co.
sEnENEcTADr, August 10th, 1860
Hon. Gro. 7. BALDWIN, Commissioner,
Orange County. Vt.
Dear StT;--l have aualyzed the following sampes of
Liquor aud Wine forwarded by YOU and find them to he
perfectly pure entirely free from all Injurious substances
aud well suited for medical use:
fo9r samples OF Brandy two sanples of Whskey. 0ne
sample Of Gin, one sample OF Port Wine.
The Gin and Port particularly are Of extra quality
CHARLES I. CHANDLER,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Union Coilege
We are permitted to efr 70 the following Commissioners
Town agents. and yscians, Of the Vermont ana
10 SO doing guided by desire place before the uub
those aets that arc in themselves evidence that in every
instance none but the purest most desirable articles IA
our hne will be offered for sale to customers
BefstRceS Edward Hungerord Professor o. Clemisrv
m the University Of Vermont; s ". Thaver NJ D. Dean
o. the Medieval ttrulty in the University Of Vermont a
carpenter Professor etc, in the University Of Ver,ot
> flgrre, Agent, Burlington. County Commits on.rs
James Mitchell Chtenden Calvin Bloisrtt Israel ,;s.t
WIN Aoufo rsarne Washington; Charles Davis T. Sansrn
"a edenmi W IL u. Bingham, y. II Thomas Iamoi l.
Chester Spencer, D. Frisbe. Rutland n t;iln,orr lin
teo y Baldwin Orange; George Fisher Wiudban IIors
I" Needham aud Ira Giford, Addison. I6-Irfy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,


For every Family having 900 Receipts on Cooking
Preserving, DSeng. Cleaning. &c How to Paint and what
the best to Raise How animals aivc to House
Keepers, Farmers and Mechanics 1000 Subjects of In
tercsts priee q Worth II 70 any nrr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

DIAPER HANdlSGs ;--l0O00 ROOFS PAPER HANG
L lNGS,
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES
VARYING Ia price from GENTS 70 ~ per Roll.
800 Rolls SPLENDID GILT PAPEkS3
80 WOl.i.S CURTAIN PAPERS,
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY,
R-Custoers Wishing select freu, the largest s,ockio
te State aru invited 90 call. JOSEfii tLAN h'
Frattlrboro, April IA, 1859, 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
rue JOuRNAL OF MEDICAL REBORN

Il y srgc and BEAUTIFUL paper contains the most
valuable inflammation on
speriuatrhca Scniinal weakness The cause effects
ahi fute showing the awful effects Of the disease.
On all other Disc % Tie sexual 0rysns full sxp,na-
-
On Consumption, that fearful di-s-e. On the Liver
uft, SssIarh- and skin. On Fetsae Jssep4ints On the
talss seeaes e Neines ou The modes % Treatment
nos trtetegi On the Vale Fre af Diseases On
t-,- On ne usiqmpn y Ne liciae. On Diet TX.
erst1 - ane Abutan- hpw the Physician should H.
So 81 treEeat fresatncy,- All mtny other things
SeNn re- y fkis Journal siSul b. IN The hafs 81 ever,
nnr- , sass-l, N u A. NJ, thief Physieisn ) Mon.
To ~ sae apply b. better. ~ifa fan a srpsi,n A.
scuqatfun ss tals ~ i-c e kiaI sul habits Z,
~ Cihf iaries ft 81 rares, vii r. given, -, tisr
Aiirssss tsg tarus stsaipf ST. re,sr,i r..t,,i
HR RUSSELL.
bpA b-i IzssELTs. Nes-Yotk
LID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
M NIX E1 W ~Hc.

We are convinced tna there many parents scrofn
ious onsumpaye, and diseased condition whom numer-
Gus osPrin-s ony brings usrin and poverty To such
NeNoud ssV NrIte- ana val information Of a
sure YEA 7esaea- tever--siu. 'sEvENTfFK
We vil maIl .rse % enc a. n. N Tor it,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
The GentIcmCn's Medical Companion
And Private Adviser,

book for the old and young, embracing the Pathology
Prevention and Cure Of al Diseases Urinary and Aex
ua Organs and warning voice Of advice and counsel such
as 70 pc found IN no etheI work. Prize Is eents-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
White Pine Compound
Prepared by Dir, J. W. POLAND s GO,

aaer NEnhD. roa eogans coln. KlNp,gE pIrIcvlIr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

We would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents and the Medical Faculty Of the of Vermont
to we'll selected stock of Imported Wines and Liquors
which offer reasonable aud satisfactory terms
We permitted TO publish the following Chemical Anal
ysis that have been made by eminent Chemists Of cur
Liquors
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
rctas for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

Frances Fem Rutland and apohecarcs generally Sla3
Wool and Grass Mats,
FoE sale by ,,,,,vs prxrox
Bellows Falls, June 10, lSG0, ~
BUSINESS RDS.
GILBERT A. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR At LAW,
Solicitor and Master in Chanccryi Notary Public aud
Life and Fine Insurance Agent,
FELCnrlLLE, VERMONT. "a
A. ID. y A. G. NouRSE,
Manufacturers OF
DOORS, sASuES BLINDS, & DEALER IN LUMBER.
Steam Min for Planning Saving, Mouldings Sc. SC.
Estey & Green's Buildiug, ll6 DRArrLEBoR0, VI
CIAS. II. MILLER,
HOUSE, CARRIAGE, sign 4, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
PAINTS os y,RNsHEs AND ALL KINDS Of AR
TIsTs MATERIAL.
CHESTER, VI. I52
Particular attention given all kinds picture painting
sTouGHroN & GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS AT LAW
And solicitors in Chancery. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Office in wentworths New Building.
IL. E. STOUGHrON l.. A. GRANT.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, NJ. D.,
YsICIAN AND URGEoN,
onfce No. Wghtnan's Block.
CHARLES ID. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
O.Hce in Mammot Blocks l7-lGly
ID. Il. PIERCE,
Manufacturer aud vende of everything made from
MARBLE, Passions, GRANITE or SoAPsrONE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
L.. AMADoN,
wATCH MAKER & wELER,
Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks Gold aud Silver Work aud Fancy Goods
Also good Guns, Rifles aud Fishing Tackle
In weutworth's New Building.
RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealerin
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also in Flour lard Hams, Fish, I. l. Salt, Oil Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass
The above goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
at small advance, for ready pay. Callat
Newton's Block, Mol
BELLOWS FALLS, May 1857.
j. ID. BRIDGMAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery, b ELBOWS FALLS, Vt.
Also Commissioner take the acknowledgment Of Deeds
and other Instruments, for the State OF New York.
FRANK NJ. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN AND 5TH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
win also attend to Purchase Real Estate
Loan money Real Estate Security at Western rates
er Land with Cash Land Warrants; Make Collections,
promptly remit attend to all other business IN the
inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. s, 1851
HARRIS, STONE Co.,
COM MISSION MER c IL ANTS,
- For the sale of -
FLoUR AND GRAIN.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, May L. 1857.
ABiJAH $. CLARK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And Pillow Fence Machinery and Rail
Castings. Large heavy Box Stoves for Factories
Town Houses, School Houses, SC.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines
&C., &C.,
No. So Front ST., New YorI.

Sole Importers Of c. B. Cognac, Old lola,
and Genera C0rtiid Gin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10
THE ADDRESS.

Mr. Chairman and FeHo@ Citizens:
In responding to yeur call ior the
expression Of my opinions upon the
state of the country, j Wili7not take
advantage of the occasion to obtrnae roc.
matters Of party complexion Ihis
would be an abuse of your audience
and the object Of your meeting
Forgetting our party pr'Jndices Oh
the one side, and our prepossesslons
on the ether, lei US come up with
calm. earnest and patriotic purpose
10 investigate the nature eAten'' anc .,
tendsucy Of the alarming malaaies
which aflict our distressed country
Oar nation is sick. We must make
carefu! diagnosis Of the disease De-
fore We can with ssfety venture upol
remedy. II has been intlmstsa
ia the re parks Of our chairman, thai
lhc seat Of, the disease is ia tht
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10
IT. O. w al1ace,
No. St.--EOlI. 10.
~@aE vms@e

hTT,re Dollars for one year if paid at
the time of snbscrip ten, II ss Eottars
ANA Eiffy Cents, wffHou DEVIATION
altar the expiration of three rnentf s.
stT@AiI gsiIis for Advertisements Jop-
Work. or Subscription, eonsidered que que
when c0n tracted except against those with
whom we have running accounts.
,hscribers failing 10 order dlscontln-
nanee ef the paper at the expiration OF the
,i,,s for which they may have subscribed,
,re co,.;dered as wishing TO renew; and it
viii II, cont;nued to them accordingly.
trPSo psuer will be sent ont OF the
county unless paid for in advance
o. Advertisement inserted atoue Ooi-
i,,r nor Sauare of Twelve Lines
or less for the first tnsersioh Esi'y
Gents for each continuance ~
a, gePersons adv ertising by the year, VIII Ve
charged Forty DO liars pt "i'oie III ooi
umn. rvemty Dollars LOT pheIN""
Gen Dsilarsfor one-duar'er' ~"
tioa fromthessterns under daay c''n.s'U1"e9
erJs The privilege of yearly aoless,ae's rs -
strictly limited 70 their c'o" '"l'.'er'r'e -, "a
rso,,I,y b,.sius,s: and the business oi an ad-
rs-tising firm is not considereu as i"O'uD''6
that of its individual members
n-Anpo.,pcipo candidates EssFTc Doas''fs
m he po;d IN advqnce an erery case
advertisements aot marked WIN 'ne ,;
numher of insertions when-handea H. VIE
be Continued Until ordered out, qlta Y'sy"''"'
eIacte{. -
.-PNo advertisement insertet grafu'tpnS'y I'm
G1TAdvertsemeuts of AN aens!Ve "~'"'e' ''''
rot be asserted at any P1ice N.
sTego5 Printing, o. ALL k'hts' "oIIs
Ioue on Eeyy Type, aud on as reasohap'e
terms as any Office in Terpessee.8s, ,;7
RNo Paper will be discontinued nn1ii
al arrearagcs are paid up----eTeept at tN'
o,,tion ot the, Publisher. asks
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10

FAYETTEVILLE. Dec 3lst, 1850.
I herewith transmit manuscript
Of tie SUBSTANCE Of the speech when
| delivered before our citizens, OF the
3rd inst. Other engagements pre-
vented me from reducing 1T to VII
ting at an earlier day. The position
of affaiys have somewhat changed
since then, but hope the reflections
in the speech will not se without 10
.tesest to the public, as in those re
ilec.ions, endeayored TO foreshadoS
line of actions and events for year.
10 come.
Very respectfully yours &c.
JNo. nj. BRIGHT.
70 S. NJ. McElroy and others.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10
aPEECE
CORRESPONDENCE,
BLFoRE

FaygTTEvILLE. Tenn, Dec. 4, looo-
John II. Bright. Esq;
DfAR SIR Having listened with
Measure to your able and eloquent
soeech on yesterday, and believing
lis disse minalion would be beneficial
to our country in its present lroub-
les, we respectfully request that It be
educed to writing, and cory inF-
rished usfor publication:
Your friends and ieiiow-c't'zens'
uD HAMPTON. S. NJ. McELRoY,
w G. D1rNER. JNo. Nj SMITH,
WV {, SOLOMON, JAKE ANTHONY,
Nh MooREs w. j MILLER,
w. II. MOORE, j. I. ORE6oRY'
J. S. GiBscN, w. a MILES
]. /. ALEXANDER, Ii. C.S,.o"AN'
u. McGARrNET, u, w. hotNAN'
w. NJ. ToDD, nv AlCLAu0hhlN
GEO. B. B6YLEs, LEu lRANIhAa' .
L L. SToN< JOHN = "ooDSich
JACOB VANCE, T. A. DEMAh'
Tuoo 7 MASSEY. JoHN Il. MASSEY,
c. @. McKINSEYs ). ID, Mco9KD'
, 1861-03-07

VNERRrTORY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY oF
PIERCE-In the District Court for the County OF Fierce
Morris IT, FROST vs.. Q. w. Riley. ..-.,, =,
To O. W. Riley You hereby notified that MORRIS "
FROST has died complaint against you In said Court when
be heard at the next term OF the Court which
shall commence than three months ater the second day
NJ November, a. and unless appear a. the said term
and answer, the will be taken as Confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. -
The oec, prayer ~ said complaint s TO recover o. the
sald w. Uley the af Que Hundred and htty Dollars
with thereon the Of three per cent per month
the 2Oh day Of January, 1857, promlasoTy note
Dated tils ID day VI November, A.D: 1852:
FRANK CLARK,
Attorney Tor piaintih.
Complaint Died August .,i, 1900. sI.bn
, 1861-03-07
THE VERY LATEST.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9th.
Nothing important has occurred since the 9th
instant
The Union men have carried the Virginia Con-
ventiOn triumphantly. The seccssionists elected
only some thirty or forty members.
Il is understood that great majority Of those
elected stand on the Crttenden amendments, or,
as equivalent, an ultiInatum; II this is not con-
ceded, they will go for submitting the question
to the people. The convention is still in session
with closed doors. No decided step has yet been
taken.
Ex.President Tyler, on taking the chair as
President Of the Convention, made highly con-
servative speech, which gave great satisfaction
to the Republicans, and strengthened the hopes
Of the Union men.
A telegraphic dispatch to Senators Crittenden
and Powell says the Legislature Of Kentucky
has appointed Jno. T. Bell, j. B. Clay, Mr. Guth-
rie, ex Governors Morehead and WicklifEe, Com
missioners, to proceed to Washington on the 4th
OF February.
Several additional States have sent delegates
to the Convention, which is increasing in popu-
lar favor.
The organization at the North, against any
concession, is becoming more sensible, and the
Union feelingi is extending, since the result Of
the Virginia election is known.
Secession movements go on in the South, with
out any excitement
Texas has passed her secession ordinance by
q large majority.
No collision has taken place anywhere. All
Is quiet at Pensacola, where o truce has been
concluded and the State troops withdrawn.
Charleston is quiet also. Fort Sumpter has
not been reinforced.
Col Hayne and Lieut. Hall have left Washing.
ton.
The ultimatum Of South Carolina has been
presented and responded to. The President
says that he has no power to negotiate for the
surrender Of government property, which he is
bound by law to protect
The public are willing To see what Gov. Pick
ems will d0.
Congress has done nothing towards q settle
ment ..-...
Several crisis speeches per day are read off in
the House.
It is rumored that johnson, Of Tennessee, and
Wigfal, Of Texas, are going to fight duel.
The Montgomery (Alabama) Convention is in
session, but has made little progresA Howell
Cobb is President.
More revenue cutters have been seized at New
Orleans, and some forts in Arkansas are reported
as having been taken by the State troops.
Massachusetts sends commissioners to the
Peace Congress at Washington.
The President elect will leave Springfield for
Washington on Monday next
Blacks name has been sent to the Senate for
the U. S. Supreme Court Bench.
The bill suspending Mail service in the seced-
ing States has passed the House by large ma
jority. -.rH nHH .TT. EHFH
European dates arc to the 9th Of January.
The news is unimportant
, 1861-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAs, LETTERS OF ADNINIsTRA-
ton have been granted the undersigned by the Probate
Court o King County, W. T. the Estate Of tn late ENOs
COOPER, hereby Gle nSce 10 all persons having claims
asst said EtAle 10 present the my residence,
OF DIwamsh River, dhy authenticated according to law,
within one year from the dste Of tbs notice. they Will
forever and all persons indebted said EiAte are
Requested 70 make Immediate payment.
O O. LEwIs, AdmiuIlstraior.
DaHamlSh Ferry, King Co., ". Ieb. 1h, 1881. Jni
, 1861-03-07
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

By Pony Express we have dates from the
r.stern States to Feb. 9th, inclusive. The fol-
lowing we clip from the Portland Daily Adrer-
t:a.r
, 1861-03-07
AMBRoTYPEs.

NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LATELY
completed and fitted up magnificent Gallery In the rear
~ H. a. wamsons store In stelacOom, Is now preparedto
'AAe O"A0 ." ~'' ''' q. FORD.
N.D.-Farm Produce taken In exchange for Pictures
, 1861-03-07
CARPENTERING.
DOORS, window SkSEIS. BLINDS. Efe..
MADE TO ORDER.

VTyIIE sUnscRIBER, HAVING COMPLETED
the furnishing u his establishment with the requisite ma.
ehueFy Il now prepared execute with daeh N ne mas
WOTkmanlke manner al orders in his line The machinery
In nv estahshinent gives facilities Toe executing uoN
such a. are possessed hy ele the eOund faIi9
desiring Dosrs window sashes nds Brackets scroll uoFE,
ete cnn obtain them short notice At TeAsouahe Iae
Cntracs Win he entered into the erection Of buldn
In whole OF In part and every variety Of Carpenter Uofk
done.
IN" eh"'s s"N''''''' RoBEKf aOODnUEN,
sls.u StgllaeO0na, W. =.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
New Haven and Northampton Co..
} HAMPDEN RAILROAD,

HAMPsHIRE AND IAMPDEN RAILROAD.
- Winter Arran gement-1s60
:, ohIhAMPION AND NEW YORK. via Canal and Nav
York and New Haven Rail Roads ~" -'e"
On and after Nov 26h 1850, Trains will run as follows
TRAINS NORTHAMPTON:
go a. m INSTRUMENTATION to New York connec,in, =.
Planye with Hartford Providence and FisbI; sig AZ
arrive IN New Haven, 3 % a. New York II az n m
llO5 a. m.-Express Train Tor New York Recoiivira.
sengers from the Conn. River Il R. from, Creen6sId ~
teboro and the north Receiving passengers from, and
neeuhg with the Western Railroad vest at West
heid Hartford, Providence fishkiI Il r NJ plai,y.
arny1ngin New Haven 205 and New York 4 AZ '
lZ4O m-freight train with passenger ear for New Ia.
ern Railroad Westfelf for the Farnjne,on V,, -
Fian!ine at 40 m. with Hartford. Providence and
Fshh kairoad east and west reaching New Haven In
season on LOT the night Express to New York
90 p m-Freigt Train with passenger car attached s
neshed receiving passengers from on Conn River
k,fom Montreal, Burlington, Brattleboroi Creen6eld e.
connectingat Westfeld with trains on Westerr iI e
Albany Pittsied: Worcester and Boston. WI
TRAINS NoRTHANpToS
55O a. m.-Freight Train with passenger "a, fro-, "
raven Passengers for the Western railroad from ~
bennington Valley will reach Westfeld by This train a.
northampton at 10 As a.. m. ~ ''iins
lo5o P m-Express train from New Haven in con,.,;
Win oVo q N train from New York. connecting at North
nmpton with trains on Conn River Road for Gre.nsId
Brattle6oro and the White Mountains reacbino Ssh
ton at EOS p m. e'o''is Norihamp-
$50 p. m.-Aceomodaton train from New uov.r ,o..,-
tg from the II 10 p. train from New York a.
PnlnVe from the Hartford Providence and Fisbtp +, -
east ana west and in close connection with Western Rail
Ioaa LOT Albany az 40 and 800 M for Woreeser sd
Boston, reaching Northampton al 7 10 n n, ' anu
$40 p m-Ereight Train from WesifeId with n,,o
train ~ LOT porthampton, receiving passengers from
West reaching Northampto ton at $50 D. m anu the
me O59 a. m train from New Haven arrives in soaso
Tor al the stage Lines - 'e's'h
Freight to aud from New York forwarded vrtho,t b.,
o. sr az as low rates as any direct Line Freight Should
wa Canal kairOad Freight Depot in New York
yIestheId, Mass, 1850. ~ AAiANs' ssqqPt-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
Pacific II. n. COMPANY.

TUE Commissioners Of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Com.
pany woad announce TO the People Of the United States
that said Board ef Commissioners fully organized by the
choice OF JOSIAH PERlIAM PRESIDENT. OLIVER FROST
VICE PRESIDENT, ABEL ABBOTT, SECRETARY, s. WITH
lNGToN, TREASURER and that the Books of the Company
are for tire subscription Stock in BosroN NEW YoRK
PHLADElAHlA, BALTIMORE WARRINGTON and will soon
be opened in the principal SOUTHERN AID WESTERN Crlgs
ANE CALEoRN. The Charter said Company was granted
by the legislature of the State of Name in March, 1860
The right Of way through the public lands in the Territories
ofthe United states from Missouri River California BY
the way of Pixies Peak Gold Mines aud through Itah Il
now open to the Company by Acts of Congress
me People OF the United Suites earnestly requested to
examine the Charter and bylaws the Compay send
In their subscriptions All persons invited to subscribe
one share each, and no more than ten shares
Shares one Hundred Dollars each dollars ofwheh 10
De PAID when the subscription is made as will be seen
ny the Charter Let the people subscribe generally and
hoeraly forthwith and the Company will be able TO
secure from Congress at its session. large grants of
land and ofmoney. Let the whole People ali as one put
their shoulders to the Wheel by subscribing one share
and the Hailroad Will be built within years Let l lbs
OF ten twenty hy subscribers formed in every
Town aud Village and the money forewarded by Mail or x
press and Cerhcaes of Stock with receipts for the money
will he returned Respons BILE men, ofunimpeachable char
acer, and who have heart for work are wanted 10 all
United states TO act Agents to obtain sub
senpttons to the Stock Of the Company.
All communications could be directed the undersigned
at the ONCE of the Company ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON
and 20 whom all application for copies Charter BY Laws
and other documents should be made JOSIAH PERIIAM
President Board ofCommissioners. 1910
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

A very sentimental young girl at Jersey
.ity wanted her marriage made romantic
by an elopement, and having got her "south-
ernor'-sentimental young ladies prefer
your southern gentlemen-the affair was
all happily arranged. The girls mother
kindly assisted in it, unknown, of course
10 the father) and prepared household ar
ticles for her daughters better outfit. ali
which were boxed up and thrown amono
the baggage. Then the parties "eloped'
and sped TO the depot. The "indipnsntp
father was timely warned and came will, .
justice OF fhe peace. A little scene was
kicked up, OF course, aud all acted their
pats according to The most approved mod
els. The girl cried the valient lover pro-
tested the honorableness Of his intentions :.
the paflent stamped and swore and then
yielding just in time, the justice tied the
lovers together on the spot and sent them
on on the train. 1t was all arranged 10 n
dot, and very love of an arrangement i,
was. The sweet Mis- has now had her
elopement and marriage; she is l6 NAV
she 1--we to be a wiser woman.