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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
New Haven and Northampton

a
II Summer Arrangtmeut-lSgi
NORTHAMPTON AND SEW YORK Via Canal Al
loYk aud New Haven Hail Roads.
On ard after May H. 1851, Trains viii ruu as sslss
TRtiNs FHpN NogrHANrros
go a. m.--Ateuuodstion for New YORK. ennusstsl
West1ed with ". Il. Il. Eat and West AZ pi,aylss q
Hartford, Providence and fistsil Rairoad hr Hard
and at Haven with New London aud NeW-Yors ID
ll-n3 a. ii.--E2pfess Train Ter New-Yurk GA srivl
train from Montreal, BnttrboTu, Grtsnheid Sc eoiA
meeting az Wesiheld With trains Western K. 4 Eas
West and receiving passengers from morning trains
Springfield, rittsfeld and Albany AT Nov-IlaYen I
New i1ndun and Nem-Xarh r5asls
l254p. ~. Express Freghs tnsin With passenger "A
taehed. for NewtayeH, receiving passengers al Wes
FROM the Express Train on Western lsaiiread for Fars
Valley at Painvilie fari Hartford and Waterbury r
New Haven Ia scson for the evening Express Nssia
80 p m.freighi Train for Westfeid with passs1Fs
attached RECEIVING passengers from tIan on Conn M'd
X. from Montreal, Burlington Brattleh0re, GseRsd 4
conneegngat MestheiA with trains On Western Ra.!2
PIttsheid, Albany, and the West
To Noarf4HrFex.
$50 p. m.--Express Freight with passenger car sz
from New-liayeu, oeeeisng passengers from Fsikil
at painyille aud reaching Westirld 10 season ia ~
last and West on Western Railroad arrir In Sorthau
AZ u M.
10 80 a. m Expires train receiving passengers ISL
O'Clock Express from New YORK. and Nsw-Londoa -
nom fishki H. K. at rlsuviile, and from Western
&C Wesiheldi arriving az Northampton al 90 y m :
son 70 connect with trains on Conn. River Rarad !
Greenfield, Brattieboro, Montreal Sc
3i5 p. m accommodation train from Ncw.lIsven i r
nsction with III M tFan from NeSiork andlaiP ss
Vile with trains Rishkitl n r.. East and West aaS
close connection with Nestfeld far Albany and th =
and a s u for Boston, aud the East reaching Aofts
ton 20 p. N.
sl5p Freight Train with passenger car stass
rom aesitclt for Northampton, arrival Of 50 y
from Albany aud the West, reaching Northampton
p. IN.
Passengers from New.York. Neg-lIaFen and Nee.t'ss
VIII ind this direes route TO the white Monntsia !
tum Aew-london New Haven sc, for iittsheld sga
West will make close connections at Westheld on Sbta
train fJpm w-IiaYe.
Through Tickets sold aud Baggage checked TO all F'sa
pal poiats West.
Stages from Northampton and caiinsviile in es''
ton with mid dag trains
Freight 70 and from Sew-Ycrk forwarded with cess
patch as By Express Mark al Freight via Canal lis
CHAS. N.YEAMANS, suFt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

marvel that multitudes perish premaluryly
in ci,ies--no woud.r uLm infant children
wit away ike flowers without water, and
tlai 1000 Of them died in the city OF New
YORK aloce, during The hundred days which
included the oh Of July, 1860 Another
f,ct 4 suggested; that among the 10000
persons who sleep nightly in the lodging
houses Of London, expressly arranged on
the Improved plan Of space ond ventilation
already referred 10, i has been proved that
not one single case Of fever has BEEN en-
sendered in two years. Let every ineili-
gent reader improve the teachings oil 'h'S
article Without an hours delay.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

Bgp BuGs.-Bed bugs are eflectullly
destroyed by washing infected places with
a decoction Of the common Smart-weed, or
Water Pepper called by botanists Polog-
o,,,,,a 0aaciaium Pour pint OF boiling
water on a pint Of the weed, cover it up
and let it cool. The liquor may be put o.
with brush. The plant itself may be
stuffed in acks or corners.-HaFS Jour-
nal Of Heath.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

VT Valley ISaill.ool

NTorICE,--On and after MONDAY. Nav as IA,
IN seBger rriins VIII lra,e Bellows Falls ,s ~
at go :. Nj aud 2.S5 7, A.. and returning ea,s II
70 ut zoos A, Nj and 80 L. NJ. '"-
Freight rmin leaves Believe Falls at l5AN
tleboro az Sc p NJ
The passenger trains over this route. eop,,.,,
With the VI 4 Mass. and Connecticut Ri,ey ~
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and nrders,t N
New 1 urg. on the North with the RUTLAND 4 ~
sullivan NJ. Central, Vermont 4 Canada Corrs.s
Passunpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct cone
with Whitehall, Saratoga and sehenectaA, \, M.
aud White Mountains, burlington and Rouse, J..
densburg and Montreal. NJ SLOIT
April -. 1860. M
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON /


ANand after Monday, April %, 1861, rras,,r
W as follows to wit
MOVING SOUTH,
leave Burlington, 900 and II 05 A. NJ. andss,
Arrive at Rutland, ~ CON-, I 20 p NJ aud ls 49,
Leave Rntand. 5.25 A, N. aud ~ l5PN 4
AyriveAt Bellows Falls, T.50 An 2S ptl
MOVING NORTH,
Leave BeiOwsFalis ~ % and5,30 pm
Arrive al Ru land $50 aud Uap NJ
Leave Rutla 50 A. NJ, 34O and % Pm
Arrive az D. hneton s 50 A ~, eco p NJ. andtg !
Al Burlington Trains conuect y III Lake ~
steHmeFsaud Trains OF Vernon Contra Road. Al 4
and with Trains fer Troy Albany and New.YefS,,s
Springs Schenectady ,andthe West Al Bellows INN
Trains the Cheshire Road Tor fitehbarg V erc,s+s
ell, and Boston With VI. Valley Roadlor Br,gs
Springfield Hartford New Havtn, aud New.Yq,
with sullivan Boatfor Windsor White River ure.s,
the " bite Mountains.
~ Passengers going West, viii find thistle tAss
and mostdirecuonte. FicketsAnd ali aeeessafy n,
tion, ca ube had atthe Bellows FalirTickt ,OAce
Il. A. CHAPLIN Saperiuies.a
RUTLAND, April - 1861. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Cheshire Railroad.

VEfNTER ARRANGEMENT on and 81 NaNs
w Nov. y, 1859 Trains viii run folio
MOVING EAST--Ieaye
Bellows Falls at S - A 81. and . % 2. NJ. Kasotr
A. N and q z M.-and arrive at Fi;chbarg a "a
and BIZ NJ Boston az -.3g and As +. NJ. Wed
At ? On and 90 a.. a.
MOVING WEST.-LeaFe
Boston at 30 and II 80 A. NJ; Fitehhurgh at Ell
aud 80 ?. NJ. Keene, n 90 A. N and > 40 r sd
rive at Bellows Fails al i2.2s and 80 ~; Winsv
aud 50 T. Nj Rutland, 2-55 and 200 =. N. Buras
GV0P.A,
7ta3#s CoHRsrt AZ foliaWss
Up train at Beliops FAlls with HuTLAND& BURgss
RAILROAD, for rutland, Burlington Montreal a.
hurgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs, Sehshgessii
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for winasss. Z.
River Junction, Burlington. Ogiensburg. Moasgsl
Johnsbury, Re, via VT CENTRAL. PAsSUSlPSfi
VERMONT & CANADA N0ANs, ke. Both iraia, I
direct connection via VI CENTRAL Il, II. for al ].
uUrth.
Dora Trains ConHsct a. EffcibB,gA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester r. X for re
Noraich Providence aud New York Clay.
And at Gfoton junction with trssins 81 Worcester
70 K i. for Nashua and Concord aui with Trains 4
Bfoek r. 4 for lowell, Lawrence &e
Tickets for an points West may be secured at auy 4
on Cheshire Railroad aud baggage viii be checked l.
to Buffalo Suspension Bridge
A CHAPLIN superinsa
Snperintenient's oaiee, Kesne, n H., Nov. I5 Id
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

VNk offer to the country tradeand consumers assi
assortment Of every variety Of LIQu0tsfe lNhs@
and would say that experience Of more ihsn ff9
as Importers not only sufficient guarantee iof f's
Of our goods, hut that it enables Us to od-r ad'.n
buyers that cannot be exccllei by any house IN h's
Owing to the difficulty Of procuring, in many to'nsA
y pure and reliable article Of Liquors and Wines p
inal and other purposes have for many yeas s''-
al attention to filing orders for private use aaa
wii aRait grgatiy to their advantage 70 send tasn
to US iirect, as we employ no travelling or otle =
Whatever. Persons who require pure Liquors ana
large o. small quantities. may rrs; ASSURED tHa'
viii receive our best personal attention and ''l-
iieie sent from house viii be satisfactory in ever
Communications by mail will receive prompt ~
With fan and compete catalogues q goods P'iss',
1. D. RICHARDS sons,
So 50 state STREET Bss'-
Boston Aprii. g. ISL 1j-l4N
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
MRS. WILSON'S
c o C o AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Ms Wilson's Hair Dressing IS rr up in large bottles
and Teias Tor 81 cts per bottle, aHl Or dressing the
hair of any persoa young ola there Is no: its equal IN
the world It viii make The hair eyerythins you wish it
to he, and moreover, il has perfume hat is issniielv
superior to any Of the fashionable exracts either FOREIGN
Or American, which alaas should eatle il to place On
every lsdy's toilet table.
Use the Rrgcncrator before rrtirinr AZ night, and
in the morning Apply tfic q the Dressing and ,our
hair will be even utere le'ikc in calar and b.utv
Use nothing ytir hair Int these r4ess.fions srs
use these according 70 dirctiols, aud We warrant ven
a COED healthy head q hair ~.
MsnufactaEei and sol at wholesale BIZ Henry p WI
be ADDRESSED -s-
or sale BY Q T. Eoeds, nelovs Fans. vrin ort
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
REPAIRING SPEcTlcEES.

Some krosleir Of tie scence o. Optics and careful
sirsaon Of t. prnsiPes- zi avoi aiieh Inlay = t
~ Il = fosa tie aaccarary In which sptir.s ar
-u4uefiar, rritlirri
nose IN want % good sietsces eyes st in oil
iyHs respectfully invited cali and .xa.ne chose a..
.rrei uuicr ti4' en- Of the BIZ watch ana Spoon.
tuAS. A. TRIP nItsisn.
EE.ll.alnrn- VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

PAPER uANalNGs;-lOOoo ROOFS PAPER HANG
INUS,
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES
Warning Al prize from cents 60 = per Roll
6O0NOLLs SPLENDID hTPAFEEsi ,,,,,,,
h0ROLl.S RrAlN PAPERS,
BORDERS IN uREAf VARIETY,
P-Cusomsrs ishlug toselcct uom lhe largest s,oyA'u
q Staicsre Invited ~ call, JOSEftA ia IA
irattlthblo, April n. 1853, 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE

1t exposes all The Iumburs an1 the vtrio Ticks to en-
,cC the sick and we'll IL illustrates the piins Quaeks
aud Rnues t0iupe every lts tine unwiry through
life aud sho.ss up every saindie Of the IL shONs how
all kinds Of fool Melciaes liquors ai Jo ultsr-
ted with Of Deectias frauds Price p cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
RAILROADS..
SULLIVAN RAILRo,,

WINTER AkkANGEMLNr

WIN EN- AhhANGEMENT
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. Ia Is.
W will runas eollowa ''"i II
seas GID gXJ -n> ms
The Morning Train viii leave wma.o,
(cy,ucouug With trains ffom Montreal AN - - VII
Csrvniolt at 43, anu Char lcs tow, AZ rs Vsel,
tiugat Bellows fails With Cheshire Rni,n,'-a IN,
l.oWNl amt Worcester and with Nermont WV le,
fol Springfield arriving at Nav Atfk al a ssW'i ~
The Mai Train will lraye Miudsolaila|rrM
ARRIVAL 81 Trains I,m MoHtieal, ugdensh,,rt Z, "
Littletou,l ClaFvnort at no. aud Gharls,saih a'l
N connecting az neilo@s falls With Cho,birs al "
Io,tou, Worcester, Ae., aso with Vermont A. Haas
tor Springfield, Sc, arriving at New lork a, ~
aud with Rutland aud Burlington Raihoad NH
Wal 81 - mx cn> ~
TheMail rrain will ieayc BeilowkFall, .n..
towuat ~ ii, Claremontat ll6,F NJ conr,t,, q,
sor with VI central railroad tor Aiontucii' M
llouse + Point Montreal Ogdensburel H. hs'a
RyerJ auction, WithfassumpsieR ailrosg &, va
Littleton, 81, Johnshurl Barton, aud IN ,,uaah
taius. SUI
The Evening Train willleave Below Pan.
arrival Of traius nom Boston aud New Yort t 81
az 49, aud Ciar,meut at 0.is. 4 NJ tonp,,,a aihs,
sor With Vermont Central Railroad for Monts,.s
/ ton lieuses Point, Montreal, 0gdtuslnrgb ~ ~,
EDWARD rllOMpsov
4 Charlstown,N II. ltc l0.let0. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

tf0 scet properly, such Gses should be chosen show
objects nesrcsi n4turai sire reading Dis
tasee The eses sou b. atsi With crest care and jas
meat tle trier s1aii mt be excited
p tyiug ~ sstrias aies % 10 rreAt fecr II the
sfe i lfl, he lCns per,t aud properly httci the ss-
i1a ail De- cauiortabie AMI Gle tr.
he the rses ail b. ittie earrisc cts heoae con
tti, nls here - t rfaeyed 70 considerable distance
r.s y see fn gisfincty arhing pain, desire close
f17t fslueatiy Cor ff &e il viii then be uecsSary 4,
sex s-ttnre FROM Glasses and hy ptyg attention
3 Tar Instructions % tr arfists ~ whun they are par
cs'i the may be 5saedied no, arl by tsis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
LIE CoNsUMpTfvE pooK.

Keepers. Farmers and 9Iecacs Ga 100 subjects Of In
terests Price . cents Worth - u any
THE CONSERVATIVES BOOK.
For those who wish ct we'll fon t7t awful disease
full DESCRIPTION Of all the RENE lies used for il, with care
a statement Of the results, and other isfdl information
The Information II thi. Is not to be fund in any works
pub shed nor 0btanab from any Other These
books pabgshel oa ans waite pdpsr shl beautifully
bound.
AM Of The above works wi be mal free on recent Of
price. in stamps money the Woe ia h.nlsolicy
bound yolnmn f'r ONE DOLLAR no ftmy s1out be With
out them The Illustrate with beautiful en- rawlings
aud rtsin the condensed experience of years.
AGENTS WANTED for the above works, whoean make $50
m9nta. send i1r circular flr agents
10 the young both suffering froa Secret usbits
r. ,t; rakfn,ss love of so.i,at.. eT7,ptio,s on M
fee &c &c sRNp befofe you suf-
fef uiearabe damage to both holy and mind
To FzNitss who want ssFH rI.sssSr' aud suEe remedies
for Irregularities, Distractions, Whites. &c send US.
- "a. z= ~ Ez VA III II "a E.s
We are ,nslaeei sa shers are nalag pagca.s Of serf
bus 'ossnpye, aud diseaei condition nuaer-
riilg only briaes sa ria and 'sertg. To such
tsvoad sai Nrise- ans information Of a
s-.t wei 9essel. atiss sever-aains -EEgeNrfrE-
We vi. mas -str % ssls sAe afn..ns tor az,
tbs JOURNAL oE MEDICAL REFORM
lis iir and tsauiifal paper, and contains the mosi
valu aba ini1sm saten
spsiistorhat. or sc.haal wec,uess The cau=e erscss
ASH showing sfii cf,-ts q t'ls iisetss
On all other nsc Of tie sexual Osts il lssa
500 q the oEia q sypais hs means u prsveuton ana
/ On Consumption, tiaf fstrfa disease On the Liver
Heart sianaeh, AMI ska, On f male Complaints On tn
aarsus scfois 81 Ne iees fhc uass d rrslt.esi
prscficci on tire faise rfeltneat II DISEASES d
t viroas Mei'cii liuaibass o. the Pa5siacs OF Mar
q go On the Common sense q tiriicin=- Ga Diet. TX
srssss apd Ahiuioa. ilT ths rAYsicisn should b
dos Prevent Prrraapcgs. And many oshcr thiugs-
This Joarua should h. IN the hanfsus ever
E one J. Russell N d A. ~ Caief Phssicikn. : Mss
Z
To al hp apply ~ lette-- with fan ssripfiln az
craties Of disease Il kil ai habits
10. csslif 1iacs. Tree Of eAz=se, vii b giscn - Il
tgirf Fhysirftu
Aifress sth two tsrse stansp ar return po.tsgcl
DR. q RUSSELL.
fHpN Bal He1eE1Fx- Nes-Yars
no
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following reiia-
bic aud well known people
MRssas. HsSRr ?. wilsoS s Co.--Nfy wife Is now
using yo Regeneration Tor the hair aud pronounces it
far superior TO anything she used Tor te hair 1t
easily applied does not soil in the leastas Disagree
able odor increases the growth hair prevents Il fall
ing OH and often cures the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited. because tliik article
that will do what your Hair hrgenetatof vid should he
widely known. tbink II j. The best Article Tor the Lair
now muse. RsspccffitHH. Sc,
Rsv. JACOB srENENs, NeNburyport, rs
81 IKE nts liar Reqtncraior and DRESSING rsry
mHch.n REV. GEO. W. Woenivo Hartford CT
~ unhes'fatiHglg pronounce Il an inralHqblc aTti
Gle from the cBfct on nay heatu
A H.il, wife Of Rev Henry llil Manchester, N II.
"HFendtrsd mg HAIR ron and glossy"
MiSur f4hRARi Saratoga Springs, N 7.
~ feet confident fbgf IL operates scr as a dye but
10 restore the roots 10 thejr natural heaitAy strien
Rzy. Z. ii. kEtLoG, Nashua, III.
=" most chee.ftAy rseomiafna Il 10 IN persoHsr
Rev. G. ErssELL, Littlrt3u, n. II.
November l.
MEssRs. HESRY r WILSON & Cos have no hesitauey
in saying. in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Hegener
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations o
in USE sh'il continue to use them with pleasure.
Rsy H. II. HARTwELi., Lawrence, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
USE THE BESTr'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 80 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, 1861-05-17
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM


For every Family, having 900 Receipts ON Cookug
Preserving. Dyens. Cleaning, &c How Paint aud what
is the best Raise. Hos anuas ayiea House
Keepers Farmers, and Mechanics, l0J subjects Of In
terests Price . cents Worth IL u any
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

November.
MEssRs. HEyRT p wusoS 4 Co: I have used your
HAIR teeher tHr aud Hair Dressing and Lave recgiged
great benefit from them. deem The ARTICLES worthy Of
nigh commentator, and eheerfuy nd them TO
all who wasn't 10 restore gray hair original eor OF
to any who are troubled with dandrl on dsagreeahle
Whs % tc head or humurs, 10 those whose hair is
falling from the head
Ray. ". II CLARK, Great Falls, n IT,
MgssRs HsSRY P. WEsns * Co deem Mrs VII
sons Hair Rrgcnerat aui Hair Dressing the standard
articles o. al hair preparations. hgrc, in many in
fallen o. remIvc dagdflm restore INC hair 10 is ORIGINAL
color cure entirely thu most painful aches-agd IN
some Instances most sefia1s immors Personally have
been ShaEef s,feral # these benefits
bEv HENRY hill, Manchester, y. IL
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

i QUERY.-Complaint are made because
the Board of Trustees of the city has posted
up notices on the Gold Run bridge that the
city will not be responsible for any damage
that rsay result from crossing the bridge in
its present dangerous condition. The i'm
preston prevails in some minds that the
Board should go to work and re build or
repair the bridge, and that the city is not
exempt from the damages by the posting os
the notices.
2he city is limited by the act Of incorpo-
ration to a certain extent in making a debt.
We understand the limit has been reached.
Without money in the Treasury that can be
appropriated to the purpose, the Board has
no right to go on and create debt to build,
and if they should do so the scrip issued
for such purpose would be void. Suppose
mule team should break through the
bridge and be killed, and the city forced TO
settle with the over. How would the set
tlenent be made? There is no money to
pay. If the damage were paid in warrants
they woTs!d be Illegal, if the debt OF the
city has reached the limit of the law.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
Special Notices.

TO INVALIDS.--Benicia-- Located I'm q
climate that is the medium between the heat Of
the interior and the cold ofthe seacoast particu-
fFrly adapted to the treatment CT the sick, and
peeially to the prostratIns endemic fcyers of the
interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Beni-
cia for years, having fount by experience the pc.
culiar liealthfuncss of the climate, to which he
partially attributes the success which has attend.
ed his treatment of many dangerous cases, has
determined to open a hospital for the sick.
The Hospital VIII be fitted up for the accom- no
dation of both sexes, and will be made in every
respect as comfortable as home; Ho particular
treatment will he adopted, as good common sense
will teach that every system wants a peculiar
treatment Tife undersigned Will be prepared to
have accommodation ms for baths, etc. :
Exerilent :. rings are in the ncighborhood, and
hothiaS will be spared to assure qnck and per-
n1nent cure in the most chrome diseases.
N. u. consultations in all the Modern Lam
Suases' rrivacy strictly attended to.
septo,5inis. y. VERHATE, NJ. d.
Benicia.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

Nashville {Tennessee,) Gazette contains
the following advertisement of manufac-
turer of mineral water in that city:
"NoTIcE.-I hope my customers in the
city of Nashville will be good enough to
save all the mineral water corks for me, as
cannot obtain further supply, in conse-
quence of the Lincoln blockade. Your at
tention to the above will oblige me very
much, as corks are as essential to me now
as the bottles.
N. B.-I have also to inform my custo-
mers that through my inability to procure
silver enough to make change to my custo-
mers, have issued twenty-five cent tick
cts, which will be redeemabe at any time
hY the undersignedN y
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
DIR. HosTErrER,s srnMACHRIr-

DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS.--The operation of this palatabe remedy
upon the stomach, liver and cxcrctory organs Is
singularly soothing and conservative. 1t regu-
lates. recruits and pu-iIies them. Dyspepsia IN
all its forms yields to its control and invieoratnP
properties, and it is recommended to mothers, en-
feebled by the cares and duties of maternity, as
the safest and best tonic they can pronably use
In all the crisis of female life it will he found cm.-
nently useful, and elderly persons will derive
much more benefit from it than from ordinary
stimulants Sold by all Druggists and dealers
everywhere. rcpI7-lm.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1861.

PcxY NEws.-The news Of Tuesday by the
Pony Is CT considerable interest No 6eci-
sive battle has been fought. A few skirm-
ishes between urimportant bodies of trooF7
had taken place on the Potomac and 10 Mis-
souri,. The Confederate forces are found by
q balloon reconnaissance, to be fallen back
on Manassas. ThS Subscriptions to the
Federal loan are being rapidly taken. A
quarter of & l.tillion had been subscribed in
Buffalo. An examination of the stock of
cotton on hand IN Manchester resulted in
The discovery that enough was in the wars-
houses to keep the sPital:s gjlhg for cfe
year. The demand Cor a speedy closing OF
tit war is not pressed therefore.
Vessels under the Confederate flag are
admitted into .he pcrts of Cuba, tie sar7e
rs those os al! natieus, without. howeve-:,
distinct recognition oc nationality.
Gov. Magof.in, of Kentucky. has issued
his proclamation declaring that the State
expects Confederate or Tennessee troops u
be withdrawn from her boundaries racon-
ditioually The pressure of the Union
feeling is 80 strong in Kentucky that even
her secession GHTern Jr is forced to bend
to is somewhat.
Missouri seems to be worse prey to
conteniing forces than any other state.
The communications in Missouri are not
yet restored. When they are We may ez-
pect nIne or ten later news.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THE FoRors ENGAGED AT BrLI Ruy.--The
forces CT the 10y n SIDE engaged m the hat
tie et Bal Pun are known deir)ttlv. Gen.
Mcdowell in his report gives them in iolnd
numbers at $4,000. What the strength Of
the rebels Was, is not determined, but corr
respondent oc the TriJunae has examined
Southern newspapers to arrive at the prob
able number, if possible. Mention is made
Of wounded officers and the regiments to
which they belonged. The Tribune cor
respondent thus learns the names, which
he gives, of for:y-two Regiments, which at
a low estimate of 600 men each, would
give 25, 200 men. To these must be added
regiments not named as having any killed
or wounded, the heavy cavalry force which
Mr.. Russell, on the authority of 4 seces-
sionist places at 10000, Johnson's rein
forcements thought to be 10000 more, be-
sides the heavy reserves at Manassas, and
number Of other bodies of men named by
the Tribune correspondent. These research
cs render it probable that the confederate
forces that actually took part in the battle
were more than two to one of The Federal
lists, and that those ready to take part num-
bered quite as many more.