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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
The Highwayman of Punkapoc,

of all the wild and romantic spots in
New England, know of none SO striking
ard real as may be found lying between
the town Of Canton, and Stoughton, in Nor.
folk county, Massachusetts. Taking tie
turnpike road in Canton, and the little tav.
ern known by the name Punkapog, and i'm.
mediately after ascending the hill, you enter
into a forest dense and wild, as ever shelter.
ed banditti or beast of prey. The road
winds through the woods the distance OF
about five miles, before an open space oI
ground Of any notable extent can be found
while its sides are closely lined with forest
trees, whose proximity often causes them
10 rattle roughly against the carriage tops
and at times the spreading branches impede
the way. A more Dick Turpin" like
avenue can hardly be conceived. ] Laye
passed through the wood many times and al
all hours, but never without having my
imagination bnsily set TO work with thoughts
of Gentlemen of the road, and that very
laconic and peremptory sentence, "stand
and deliver" Drive over the spot, rs mel
low twilight casts her velvet shadows, and
though you may enjoy the wild secusons,
you will find yourself inclined to give your
horse the rein, and mayhap, little OF the
whip or spur, beside.
One fine July afternoon in The year 1924,
having received intelligence from Taunton,
Massachusetts, which demand my immediate
personal attention, | started forthwith for
that place, taking for my conveyance my
own horse and vehicle, determined TO make
the drive in the corse OF the afternoon and
evening. After pleasant ride, by way OF
Brush Hill turnpike, of little more than
dozen miles, ] baled my horse at
I" Cherry Tavern,"a well-kuown resort, and
then continued my way toward Taunton,
by way OF Stouglton, where | proposed to
pass few moments in cali upon young
er brother, then attending school ia that
town. think the school was kept by
Mr.. Tolman. who still resides in the same
place, and, believe, is similarly occupied.
1t was moonlight night, though few
clouds interspei sed the sky, AT intervals
ob>curing the light of the still summer night.
lad just passed point about midway
between Punkapog and the farther extremI-
ty of the wood, where road. branching
from the mann road, leads still deeper into
the forest and was jus, rising TO the sum
init of the hill that forms the road at
this point, when WAS oyeriaken by u
single horseman. a $ we reached I h
Ierel together, he TUNED his horse, and dis
mounting. se;z the bridle in Of mine,
directing me in a calm voice to stop.
drew up my horse. satisfied that | was
about TO realize one of the adventures than
had so oiied suggested themselves to ma, a.
had passed tie lonely wool. Ills horse,
as If are of has masters purpose, stood
like statue when he had dismoauied from
him.
You must know" said the man, . That
there Is but one errand a person can have
who stops another on the road in this man
ner. want your money, sir, and must have
it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
Coffee and ApOpleXy.

Every person who has attained to forty
years of age will doubtless have observed
that sudden DEATHS occasoned by what is
called apoplexy," or what is more com.
monty called ian affection of the heart,
have within the last twenty-five years in.
creased in a frighful ratio. The old lady
who remarked, when hearing so much said
about persons being nervous, La when
| was young, people. didn't have any nerves,
stated an apparent truth, though one not
fully borne out by anatomy. In her early
days, when luxuries were few and labor
abundant, persons did not become nervous,
as they do at the present day, under the
stimulus of high living and exciting modes
of life. Who ever heard of dyspepsia for
ty years ago? Though few might have
been troubled with that disease, it was so
very rare that the name did not become
known TO the common people. Consump-
tion, rheumatism, dysentery, and fevers were
known, but nervousness, dyspepsia, diseases
of the heart, and apoplexy are in this coun-
try apparently modern. We believe that
heart-disease and apoplexy-which, in a
majority OF cases, are but one disease, one
being the resut of the other-are produced,
in ninety-nine cases in hundred, by the
use of one or ali of three articles, namely :
coffee, tobacco, and spices. However much
coffee and tobacco may affect the nervous
system in general, they seem to have pc
culiar effect upon the involuntary nerves.
To make this clear, we remark that men
and animals have several sets of nerves.
First, nerves of motion and nerves of sensa-
ton. These are entirely distinct in char
acter and function, and although they may
be side by side in one common sheath, their
character or function is as different as gas
and water, whose pipes may chance in
building to lie side by side; and these nerv-
Gus systems are so distinct, that one may be
paralyzed without injuring the other. There
is many an arm which, having been paral-
wed, its owner can not move voluntarily,
but which retains It's sensation of feeling as
perfectly as ever.
The nerves of motion are also divide
into two sets-one is called the roiUatay,
the other the Involuntary. We use the
voluntary nerves ia walking, and in all the
motions which are governed by the will
The nerves of involuntary motion serve TO
carry on the various vital functions of the
human body; the processes of secretion, of
excretion. OF digestion, of assimilation, and
the process Of the circulation of
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cnlatnry system. and who are sensitive {,
ths effects of coifi'e, to use it very weak, or
wlai would be better, none at all.
Many mothers think that w4.en they nurse
they must needs use not only their urtlinar,
/ q1aulity cf tolfe, but must increase IT,
qnaitity; and feeling somewhat exhausted
'hry drink 'lrcir coffee stronger, 50 us t,
brace themselves up, and thus they k,er
their infan, children fairly Intoxicated with
the stimulation of this article.
a lady brought 10 us her child einh
months oil, whose head was vastly Increase,
in SIZE. The opening Of the top becam,
much larger instead of closing. It's eye,
were beginningto 10 proirude il WAS not ablc
TO keep the head erect, aud the large vein,
were laid on like whip-ccrds, all over ,h,
forehead and head generally. The mother
came to irquire in respect TO the child,
brain, if we thought it was affected, anc
whether She would be able to raise the child
and if so, whether it would oe sensible OF
otherwise. We gave single glance nj the
mother, and recognized in her organiza ior
one 10 whom coffee should be accounted q
poison, and remarked
You drink coffee, suppose ?"
Yes"
Much 2"
Yes, three times day, and iLut very
strong"
Yop have followed it for years So"
EYES"
Then your child was born diseased in
brain, having been kept intoxicated by il
from lis earliest existence, and now that you
nurse it, and drink such strong coffee, aud
so much of it, your child has never seen a
sober hour, and is now SO far gone that you
will not be able to raise it."
She remarked in reply, Now under
stand why nay five other children have died
in the cradle"
his is only one among many instances
OF similar character which have fallen
under our professional notice. Our ceme-
teries are filled with short graves. Coffee
acting as we have described, and also
producing in children tendency 10 brain
fever, which is so prevalent of luie-hAs
slain its thousands. The children of to-
bacco-userS are liable TO be exceedingly
nervous and sensitive in the action Of the
heart and brain; besides, they are liable to
be born with a tendency to dyspepsia, and
thus tobacco sends its thousands TO untime-
ly graves, before they have themselves
sinned in this respect. A man who is salu-
rated with tobacco, whose nervous system
is all on fire with unnatural excitement
from tobacco, coffee, and alcoholic liquors.
can not be expected 10 become the parent
Of healthy children and if the laws of pa
ture could be translated into a statute form,
such men might he indicted for manslaugh-
Ter, or, perhaps more properly, for infanti-
eide
Hardly day passes that we do not read
in the newspapers of men IN the vigor of
manhood, and in the midst of their useful
ness, being cut off in moment by an af-
tecton of the heart, or by apoplexy, which
is practically the same thing 1t may be
safe to say, that there are fifty Of these
cases to-day where there was one forty
years ago, and the increase in the use Of
coffee and tobacco has been in nearly an
equal ratio. " lie that hath ears 10 hear,
let him hear. '--Amerfcan Phrenoioqtcai
Journal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co..

ocATED at Bellows Fails continue toinsure against los
A Dy hre This company commenced granting policies IN
March 1852 and up to this tine May lS60 insured
property e. the amount Of Thrre Hundred Thousand Dol
lars and is in successful operation and having beer
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN, being confined prnc
pai to tnsuring farm buildings accrued render
ing u necessary TO make assessment
The following FerseBs wk IN applications may be mad,
for insurance, are Agents for thu Company;
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
W. HOWE L. W, BISHOP Dover;
J T. SrEARNs, C. L, TAFT, Dsmacrston;
CHAs. FOWLER, Halifax;
l.. f. KELLOGG, Jamaica
Y ARNOLD, L. A. FULLER Londonderry;
DAVID JOHNSON, J. A. MERRIFIELD NewfAne
WM. HoUGur0N. Put.ey;
J, W. RPENTER, Saxton's River
J. AUSTIN G. WILKINSON, Townshend:
T. q WHEELER, West Towtghend;
}. 9. RICHARDSON, Westminster;
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West;
u, N. NIX, CALVIN BAKER, Whtngham
HOLLIS g SToWELL, windham
W. II. F0LLErF, RsadsboTo %
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To County Commissioners and
Town 4 aeni- in NerIRnsf.

lB Sell established Importing House OF CHAELEs BAcK.
MAN, 50 Front Street, New York, has extensive
safes Of the best descriptions af Pure Wines aud Liquors
Iosn Agents in this state justly earning by the character
OF the goods sod reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
aud at reasonable prices which fact be
by those who are required BY Law purchase sell
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made Charles Backman
% Front teet, New York, his Agents. WIN Drew
W H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis are authorized to solicit
orders reference be made in regard character
and standing Of the House the superior quality Of the
Liquors, to EdSard HungeeFd Prof Of Chemistry In the
University Of NeImonti :. W Thayer NJ. D. Dean the
Medical Faculty, U. v. NJ W. Carpenter NJ. D. Pgof Sc
in same J. $. Pierce. Agent, Burlington. VI.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19

FAMILY WISDOM Tie Ohio Eaymey
| gives the following sage advice to fathers
and mothers of families :-In our treatment
of domrstcs, we should he careful not to be
too exacting. but remember thnt. Ike YOUR
selves, they are liable 10 become weary or
i'll. Do not consider il Part Of your busi-
ness TO find fault with them whenever any
occasion win warrant. The same principle
which should govern Us in the care o. chill
dren is applicable here manifest your ap.
probation for everything that viii bear il,
aud censure as little as possible. Treat
them perseveringly, rs though Jon supposed
they intended 10 do right. even though
you know it be NOS the case, aud instead Of
finding fault when things are done wrong.
wait Ii possible fill il i 10 le ls)ae again.
then remind them of their presiols forget
tullncss, and explain ycu wishes anew. and
you will bc Ear more likely to accomplish
permanent Improvement. Never raise your
voice or speak in an angry or excited man
nor-spcak deliberately aud calmly, how
ever great the annoyane. or if you eanno;
control your voice. b. silent iii yoe can. and
you viii not only have obtained great vic
tory over Yourself bu, remedy The evil far
mpre surely. And praise for something
well done at the same time that you CEN
sure, il possible. Il fresh hand is often
little help TO an ovciwoiked Housewife, bot
exercise patience, 60 about with them, and
show them few days. ii necessary. and
under proper manag ment even the most
stupid will improve. Frequent changes
are often ercat annoyance, bat the privi-
lrge Of change is as great for tie house.
wife as the girl. II lhev can 10 better
el,eN here. HEY have .lie same right 20 20
that persons employed in any other relation
have. Always treat them kindly aud cor
sidera ely. and do them favcr when you
eau, and they viii be less inclined TO leave
A ToAsT.- Uo.n,q 20 her yS1rs;,ews
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ne 70 the relation Is m, personal siven,ure
with him ID somewhat singulars-The mat.
ter had been forgotten ~ me. aud perhaps
would have never again bccn REQUIRED TO.
had ! not happened 10 drop in ut q medical
lucGrc, tone cf tie series now delivering
- Tint city ty DR.. Joncs,) when the speak.
er exhibited not only the skull Of Walior,
bn, also a book bound - leather m ,tle from
his skin.
Little did I'll, when unpinione the
arms o. the hishMayman, who could have
takcn my life in tie Lnely woods between
Canton and Stouahtin, that should live
10 see his life printed and bound in iis cwn
skin
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
New Feed Cutter.

NhE subscriber having purchased the right to manufac
ture and sellin Windhan County, ". W. Holman 1
Patent Feed Cutter would give notice that he is ready
to furnish tie same,
The attention of Farmers and all who have stock to feed
invited to this Machine the best cheapest thing for
cutting hay straw cornsks in simple n ar.
Of repair It's self feeding and can be sae 20 a. h
the feed from onehalf inch three inches in length
WM. STONE.
beIlows ran August !, lseQ. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
BULLS sNEW YORKER y

HIS justly celebrated plow first introduced TO the
trade in 1859 and is commanding the most exten-
sale Of any implement In the country, will Till shallow
rep as may be dcsi red cuts good urrow has very
drsught, and is well adapted to the soil Of Vermont,
IS the easiest plow manage yet introduced We give
aeaer Merchant farmer) the exclusive sale % them
he town where he resides when the rritory is not al
" promised. For prices and plates Of plow, apply to
= sole manufacturer 81. v. D. BULL,
Whitehall, n. Y,
ufscturer Of Stoves. Hollow Ware. Agricultural Impe-
Ii Steam Engines Planners Drills Lsthes and all kinds
Aachnery Iron fronts for buildings, Columns, Window
u, Window and Door ssls Cornices. Iron Door Blinds
Shutters, Iren Fence RsinFs and Balconies from late
- desirable patterns lO-l7
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POWERS lRsTlTUTg,
BeTnardsIon, Mass.

CcEsstBLE By ltl-road ,arst station below south y
N non Junction. "
Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks eaeb bc,,
the last Wednesdays of Aug Nov and Feb
Largeand autlulnstttute Buildings Extensive Anna
etus Agricultural Department 6ymuastic Club for
ia and the Host Popular aud Experiel Teach
ers, among its Advantages.
l., D. WARD, A. Principal;
Mrs. z. II. WARD Teacher OF rnamrntA IDepartment,
Miss ) 4. LEACH, Preceptrsss
man; - w
L. o EMERSON, Teacher Of Music InstrumentnlS & yo,
aud other able Teachers. '
Dly Lectures from the Principal the Preparation q
ieaehes aud from Gentsenen of High Scientific Attain
Weht before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters Tor Rooms for efBoarng for Board may BE-
sent 70 r. MAkD, Bernardstoz Mass. Board incluline
az ncdental Expenses is furnished private fimes and
per week. al
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

1hEAt EMAIL X EhEDt.
TOR RHEUMATIsM GoUT, NEURALGIA, LuMBAGO
8rIRf NEGR AND JOINTS, ,sPRAINs, BRUISES cGTs
AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERNoRs DISORDERS.
IS0a all of which it speedy and certain remedy and
~ fails THIS Liniment prepared frOm the recpeo
Dr Stephen Sweet ofconneccut the famous bone setter,
- has been use In his practice for than twenty
nth the astonishing
As AN ALLEvlAroR OF PAIN, II is unrivaled by any
yespsration before the pabd Of which the skepeal
nay be convinced by a single trial
xhis Imminent viii cure rapidly and radically RHEUMATIC
UoRDERs kind and in thousands it
sha1 been USED Il has never been known TO fail.
fpR NEURALGIA, will aOrd immediate reefin every
eaee, hosever distressing.
III viii relieve the ofHAEDACIEin three min
uoe& and IS warranted to do It.
& Too rHACIfE also will IL instantly.
FoR NEaFoUs DEBILITY AND NDGENERALLAssITU
z<ng from impradence excess this Liniment is most
happy and unfiling remedy. Acting directly upoa the
esous Tissues Strengthens sndrevShes the system aud
toR PILEs-As al external remedy we claim that it IS
~ best known and challenge the world TO produce an
e1na Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
Se trial for IL viii not fail 70 afford immediate recf
- in a majority Of cases will effect radical cure
M 3UiNSf AND TIL HRDAT sometimes extremely malig-
1t and dangerous, but timely application Of this Inim
sopt will never fail TO
&PRAINS sometimes obstinate, and enlargeneeu
ethr joints is liable to neglected The eas9
~ Be conquered BY this Laiment IN two three days
lS BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS, BURNS
AND sCALDs, yield readily 20 the wonderful healing pro
Ito Of On SWEETS ISRALLIBLE LINIMENr. when
WfEef. AND INSECT BITES AND sTINGS.
Every Horse Owner
1xud have this teedy at hand its timely the
~ appearance Of Lameness will eeetualy prevent those
dable diseases, which alt horses fable and which
dsr otherwise valuable horses Desry worthless
Over four hunder voluntary testimonials the wonder
al curative properties Of this nmen have been received
thin the last two AMI OF them from
IN the highest ranks Of life
cAurioN. 10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature
I'D Likeness Of DR. Stephen Sweet every label and also
1tsphen Sweets Infaibe Lniment blown in the glass Of
>1sh bo't,s, wi.hoat which none are genuine.
IS RICHARDSON & CO., Sole Proprietors Norwich, CT.
lor sale BY Z. 4, SMITH Montpelier, general agent
19afe 3T-eow-ly
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|op BuckeiS--For Sale.

X000 SUPERIOR SAP BUCKETS For sale by
OOO A. S. CLARK.
eloss Falls, VT, March 18th. 1851 II
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27

nahvsA county sorpOs 10 'is. poo rates. for thsys
sr.s.d ps sa. ;: .tsai, r-.1 b. ,.9 .Is Sn.f
rnoY an oeer, elected h psOps 10 t.s
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'aHsi sod 10 ,eson ,hsh have he Is'ti' v.e sho
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m, III es srny or DsSy OF the coa.s !srs.
States uto has n'et tri0 IN 90 elections 81
e. The qiasHsd vc, rs ofpe Commons e.h ~ho may ts
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iacn h.d,e and Tor aad az Inst tie qaa 'oi of the
pos, dssIs
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condition Of rsme't made IN whee or pert of
pas, ers,rs In the
to which ,arh Ieusnt may be ens such election 80 r
BY h. @sn s 0. such posi- er en- prst 90
be not than days II sad dsv Of election. yor each
nsiy eI.rt Who having
and be liable 70 Toe s .- imposed uI on sush ee.s under
,hs s The qushsd Of the Con-
ss o1t o s s;f a os q s
presence c the pubic enemy may vote p any eOuuy
lion ia vi ieh they may be on the day o! -eion-.
The ase coDdaeilns the said iloe shall on Se d.,
we rssop & =, Nm ,S s
the Governor Of ihl. Common sra who shall &
STAT Stat. - ~ '''''S W. ''' VAC ''' '''''' '
The seeresry Of the Commonwealth sta cause
asy lSSTe TO- The pui SocE, sa . o.
e's,y 10 the eleeIiOa herein o'ided oruanstng e 'sr
ia urOvd SSH poll oks and aDsniains The ssD
,nd In tc,I Writer'S h- Of us yCters thtTe
shall be dtyed 10 the Of the ee,on Of me ub 10 Ge
General Assembly.
The duties be performed by the officers conducting he
e con the privilege ~ the voters and the penalties for reOJ
du sf shall te the same 10 all respects
10 All persons shall when this ansnded O.
s. tuon adopted shall continue In Office upt the ex la len q"
their i've terms Of service and until ,htr
hd unl-s removed purtunt TO lay except nst
senators CT die second elsts according he msc
under the Cons uton shah he placed In hs nrst
second ella the class to be made under The
ons OF ths Constitution SAeAncs occuri In the oce o
isce Of the peace the ad p5n Of this Conruoh,
oufore election Jlstiers 10 held under H. shall he nIed
the therein provided for hipg Auees
curing In said cnice after the hrt elsei'n.
The supreus Court .ppes shall con'Irue 10 exers,
pr lsd too sn the Courts Of Appeal established b. t-
ionsnOn shah be organized and the Judges hereof sho
oee The ri session ofthr usntl Assembly unres tEs
Const ton sgned duties OF either % the cou.s
Of Appeal ,ng the pleasure u the General ASSEMBLY
AL laws In Fore uhen this constu lon adopted and nOu
herewith sDd all shts acons clAirs
contra shall susn and continue % thh Con utui
Adopted
"a 1hr Of service og the dele hrst elected 10 o.
itnrra Afsenty uiis ills Consultation shall
cod the ryce ef the deesAs elected The tTsI
election a aeseg the General Asssnhs uoer th
nonsuon shah be hell the fourth Thursday IN May 1888
'eg herwse p:oyl1 dby law. 80 ....
Done Convention 10 @ city % Hsbmon sixth day
Of December In the Of or lord thornd eight iandr
and slIty sud INT ogisy t'h Of the Ceumonvea
E0sEsr l. MONTAGUE,
g,ssftato,tAs CSntSst0R.
JOHN L. YrB.sE, y
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