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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
BUY -FOUR GOODS OF
BLAKE 4 FAIR.
Walpole, N, H,
Cheshire Railroad.

@a19hAAA AhokhA oous
WINTER ARRASGEMENT.-on and err MONDAY
w Nov. ~, 1853 Trains will run as folio
MOVING HAST-IHave
Bellows sss At 30 A " and IS p. M; Keene At Q 40
A. NJ and ~ h-snd arrive at Fitchburg 10 100
aud 5l2 " Boston at 80 and : IS 4. M: Worcese
At 2 90 aud 100 P N
MOVING Wksr-Beaye
Boston at 81 and llO0 NJ; Fischbursh at as A. .
and 30 r VI. keene, 1913 A and ~ p VI and ~
rive st bellows Ia Is At l225 and 40 NJ; Windsor g
and % e NJ Rutland, SIS and 800 z. NJ; Burlington
600P.M.
TSajas Cosaeet as foGolps:
Up train At Bellows psls With RUFLANDS BURLINGTON
hAILtoAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, oxiens-
bursh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, white
river junction, Burlington. 0giensburx Montreal 81
Jehnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PASsUMPSIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL R. r. fer all points
North.
DoWa 7faiHS CoSHsef at FiteL6grsA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence sud New York City.
Aud ct 9roton Junction with rns Of Worcester Naah.
Va Is Tor Nasus and Concord aud with Trains Of Stony
brook H. u for boscll. Lawrence &c.
iekst Tor al points West be secured any satsn
on Cheshire railroad aud baggage will be checked throug
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
4 A CHAPLIN, superintendent
superintendent's Once, Keene ~ H.. Nov. TO- 1853.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

fMPoRrAsT TO ALL Persons WHO EAT.
A perusai Of the following extract from an
article in that usetai p bcirion, Halls
Journal Of Heath, will be of service to
most people, and may save many lives.
The same sensible writer counsels his read
ers whose lives are sedentary, to avoid eat
ig anything between two O'Clock dinner
and breakfast, assuring them that the most
refreshing charac er of their sleep, and
their enjoyment OF the latter meal, will com
pensate them for going without supper of
inferior relish:
Eating heartily in an exhausted, or even
in greatly debiitated bodily condition, is
dangerous NJ any hour. Many y man has
fallen spoplectic at the close Of hearty
dinner; but the danger is increased by GO
ing to bed soon after for the weight of the
meal, pound or two, rest stesdily on the
great veins of the body, arrests the flow Of
the blood, as a continuous pressure of the
foot on a hose pipe will more or less com
pletely stop the water along it. THIS ar
reslnent causes a damming lpof the bi d
in the vessels OF the brain, which at length
cannot longer bear The dslentiou aud bursts,
causing eiiusioh there, which is instant,
Sometimes, aud is certain death, always.
I here is scarcely reader of middle life,
who has 40, more tlau once been nearer
death Than lie imagined from this very
cause
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
VI. Valley Railroad.

NToTlCE-on ana after " EnNlsnAl, NAY :, lNu,Fas
IN scnrtr Traus vii leave neilows Fails for
At 500 a. NJ and .A2P NJ and returning ""N' h'"''V'
70 at 10 ~ A, N. ana 20 Y, ~ A, - nat
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at " A. VI anu
tlcb0ro at 40 Z. NJ, .., sn,,,I,
Tn. two passrrg,f Trains over this route conhect ~
Utth ~. vi 4 Mass.. aud Connecticut River hhuvaus ~
Snrurfela Hartford New Haven and brdElori uf,ot W
New {orE on tue North With tbs kutand buihns'on,
sullivan VI Centru vermont Canada, tonnteh'et anu
psnnn.ie Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and SCHENECTADY, ~ % a.
dcr sburg ard Montreal ~ shVAi'oS1F V
2, lsOQ. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

couple TO get married ia to oppose them.
Tell them you would rather see them in
their graves" and twelve months after
their baby win PASS you twice a day in a
willow wngon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

There is nothing m, like to write about
better than good wives. This is reasonable
enough, for there is nothing, certainly, in
which mankind are more intereste. A
good wife" says one, is 10 man wis lom
and courage and hope and endurance"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Mrs. WILSON'S
c O co AN u 7 OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing put MP in large bottles
and retais for 81 per bottle, aud fr dressing ii
hair q any per-ou. young DID, ,rrs rs squ,I Il
the Sud Il viii make The hair every thing you wish
to be, asd moreover, has perfume n.at Is sfnisi,
superior 70 any Of tv fashionable extracts ether rrs
OF American, ~hirh aurs should entts Place Of
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night md
IN The Morning apply Itile OF the DTess-i a I'd tasr
hair will be hfeiike in eaior and beauty
Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
use these according TO directions, aud warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold al wholcsaie hT Henry P WI
Co, Manchester, y. Ito whom al letter, shuis
be addressed
or sale By @ +. Woods, ~ Fsis 'e-rclt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

As the sword of the best-tempertd metal
is the most flexible, 50 the truly generous
are the most plant and courteous.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

p ison, and thus, in spite Of lis precautions,
he remained unhansrd, unshoi, imprisoned
unb rned and uudrownel. ;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

a Shop closed on Christians day in Ger
mantown, with the following sad announce
ment -
Closed on account OF The death OF Il
turkey in the family"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
DowNER's KEROSENE OIL
TIE BEST ARTICLE IN MARKET.
AT HYDE,s.

r 2. - kinds Also, syrup and xolssses. Onions
Alnf-. foiato.s. Butter, Cheese. Isrd !
-=i-i crosksry snd slssr aTs 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Prices Reducedy

HI PREPARATORY to remosing into our New s,o.
shall for the next fortnight, offer goods Of All ll
greatly reduced prices, Below ia specimen Of on,
prices. va
Amosesag Heavy cottons, lets English pfints a..
QS tiue (" 10 cts American " gs0H
icLaiEs, u IN cts Fancy Silks Gu
Beat Waterloo shawls So hss ''' ni
Al Wool Thibcls, Goa 81 cts Plbid and Dies q.
at baggaias. Carpets, Paper liangngs c.. viii h. IN
low prcos. bargains ia everything for tn. neat two
bellows Falls, Dee. 81 1900 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Who wants Good Head of Hair2 Usa
MIS- Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Ms. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.
Please rcd Few certificates from The following reia-
hle a1d NvIl known people
MgsSas n NFY WILSON & Co--My wife is now
W. yrsI Rgeuerator for the hair ard pronnuces it
ii superb anything she used for The hair.
'-iyarpfi#d lrs not soil in In. sastas h., disng e-
9l oin Increases he grow IA of hair, it faIi-
iog I'll and often cures the headache. ! forward Jun
,l- CO ttheaty unsolicited because tirk Aftiele
thit val ~ what YOUR Hats Regrneiator ~. should lie
"t'ry awn ding i the best aitcle for the Lair
40" >" 0,f nv fI,X25,G e ~. a. x,
=" Ike the HHr Regeneration ard Dressing ttry
much Raw Geo. ". wooBiSG, Hartford, Ct.
- gFhtsiiqtiEglo Froaounce Il an iauaiaa5te att
~ trom ne eftef on my otea Aetf'
q n, "fcof Rev Henry Hill, Manchester, N. II.
Il rsAirr'd Hy bar s0It and glossy"
AiSnr FAHEAH, Saratoga Springs, n Z.
'esf c9Hflsat N TIT oBerafss xnr a, aays but
10 ftSf9rs tie roofs 20 fhsir RsfRrai hsafhg fs.
nRy, ". kslLo Sa- ia, 4 II.
e most eAesyjsAy yeeon,n,' "a u an persons
Rkv G. hussELL, idiilet'a. y. u.
Ns-sa- n-sEv wHs,v x Co. Itvs NJ h .it,,cy
us. = NY pwlu, Hrs wil..s's Hair Il g-nrri-
ai iiHir rs-ir the tst hair preparations isy
shtll cnutilfl o them with pleasure
Ray u IItitTw ELL, Lawrence Mass
November
HF W W.; &c IA hY Fave q rse Y}g{
IN brl=.d. ir.n' iI'I. neeui the aricIes thy Il
a'-Hii'i %, and chesrfuliy nd them TO
d Tp want o. gray hatr original cnIur or
aiiy abb c. utled W.ih dau,iraif di-agrerahIe
Ir 81 ia bad or hum1rs, those whose hair Is
tsiIa- iI.-a4 tla lIrai
tv e. ". II G. ARK, Great Fails, n H.
NsssHs " NKY 2 WI sos Co deem Mrs VIII
si' tiair k'-vtegtr aud Hair Dressing the standard
a't'ctts u iHir preparations. have, in m1ny in
s1n'-, suunu t."m to restore the hair where It bad
fallen i r-fa see .nrnf. be hair It's rigai
e"iT. cir trriy ihr most paiful h'adscl,rs-l1d IN
-ainr V9jsls lgiuors Personally h,,s
been shaLcr ip several q these benefits
Ray HENRY iilLL Manchester, y. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Tin pedlers Wanted.

= OR good Faithful Young Men with good Horse and
~ Hsr from Vermont New Ham pshre, Pedlle
Tin aid other Goods this ALL for the subscriber at
Greenfield, Mas. Liberal paid. Should like those
that had fully or In part learned the trade,
ROBERT WILEY.
Greenfield Mass September a., 1850. 30
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
DS. LA CRo KS

Pirate Medical 7jeatiss on TIE TAssielcesn IN D.
yiae..
$50 PAGES ASB 49, HNcH,vpes--I.i,,c rl, ct .,,e
sent ffee OF postee parts uf -; Itnt q, H. tf
niiies = }9uta AID stutit dis os to ,,t l o,
% eAes - ali ages canstl drhiit, usi ~ deIrs
~ y liiS p'ltatlo II the heart, s ida il AN 3.
il.v 4nntarg imag atioHs, r. def stv. "a or,
utstloe anu as,i ude sith collie sio,s trf ittsis
o EARRING Schoo Miss, icze studstt AZ a ieuIE
nAsIei L.dy Se.-t u tiufhu adyisei %
erys doubts of their pt sieai totjtit and Me r CO..,
seious Of hayii hazAred tie health hai..s aud pru
lego 70 NAi' p every human ID z j. stt.t.ed
Young Men who troph ed With u.akiss sst srzl4
caused % iad hftf IN euth, tftts Viii Ola
ntss' pans, trifu etin III XII Of the tais,
stsA 'ssS Net rs OF the back a. At uss 80
iuso" 81 ideas. los Of eur, with ttIaitIo az 10
curei by me 'uthnrs New p ri ~ Ia i Ttettf a.
We tYe for the spaer part or mast ,Hr "a 0rt
time IN sisitiI tn, EuTope4n ii,slffs : syi oustti
OF tue kbo~iedgt and o. the nst sksd R =
clans and surgeon ~ rnpr ami on : = C,,tittt 1ts.
Who place e selves under oei cate viii row have fol-
De tht Of The many New E iat en- die sh ~
arr enabled to Introduce int prrtte ptbE
may rect assured u the a. ilpit, tei,e at a.
tenuon bring Id a. hsit casss uhish ha > slt f9
distinguished us hsr,tuiorp PA hi IL cur E,'u h
department. Of profss ofal st,r,ir g. ~ as tvrtt ~
years
fEEseH FlxALL Plus Itdi,. vhr visl ~ N.ebh. o.
s.ueaey q @irh hat beei tess' IL thoutsst c's e.
hiiea 70 cue sie d. cures fhsut a., lad i'fu
vii use none tut DIR IsiHie,s fsua. I,fodh Al lib,
Lhs only precautions reeesssr, To he obtrvrs Is 20 =
suou'd ei Use thet u TIE basv lsiis,e fh -
IN certain situations 'he pafu ar a. hi viii h rl
on me wrapper aeeenpah, II eaeh ioS.l thugh ss''
Price Il per box They cal b. l. aiItt L, an, psi q 10
United
To the Laiiieswhe seed cor n. S.s4 sest'
with regard to Of tho.e fit l lFl
Their delicate Organization err th, lat 2 IsTut
larry invife,l 70 eui.sulf q.
iHE hLEcTKo-G ALyANIc PROTECTIVE Ffi a11lff 81
Nhoaf bestth VIII not admit bn l. d.sift =
ere = thtr ftmiy may Re obtain above. u Is pa
san Snd has bern extensively used durns tie ssft
years Price rrfiured 70 SO
y Attendance daily from Sin the morn IN stttA
and on >und B, from fill5PN
Medicines with full reetiers serf "a ar, paftcffs w
,ed ates Or auadaso s Fatisr srcn ruth ''Hs -
tos y ifer usit ess oftss q. stficfn 90 =,
name ofbR Ia cgciX.atNo 81 Nsidei Latr sitat.s-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

zoeR copies Of Nedisai letf g. rpr,s. y SRI
srrhe,. sof sratuifous eiTeulsfrt b. Stfeitf VI
eeen eiiestusl cnre Of nervous deli s iassrde !,
e,oh OF spirits dru~ visit ess Hii tfs lEsk I'm -
inc iltntst o. light, pimplrs loss # y
suiting from early hs ol su tn il efi =
e IN THIS hHs cor idfsit biz d il 81 tifrd g
.nor, a. toe btusht q fers. fi,s y fsTs'rf
to publish the means y Ell H. uii tfeasfrs fsrt fss
any address on ereseipt II tive Fs,s esry 9 -
-n-t contaioins every infrrTnstion required
ois p o Albany. y Y BE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

viii also attend the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
money Real Estate Security st Western rates
er Land with Cash Land Warrants Make Collections,
promptly remit and all other business in the
inc Of his profession
Dubuque Iowa. Sept. g. 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
ID. Il. PIERCE,

RUSSELL HYDE,
BeaIeriu
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, in Flour, Lard HAMS Fish I. salt Oil, Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery aud Glass ware.
The above goods having bought for CASH will be sold
att small advance, for ready pay. Cal at
Newton's Block No,
BELLOWS FALLS May i, 1857.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
~ CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

I'VE TAKE PLEASURE II ANNOUNCING TO uuh ~,
aud Increasing trade TOR which wish tAem ~ accept Uu
sincere thanks found Il necessary % increase our
stock TO the utmost capacity that small store capable
OF cona nirg And Wish say 10 the Pubic and our rat
roGs ever, where, that theA cau lud ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regcuerator is put mp in two sizes, and
rcraiIs for so cents for pint bottles. ind 81 for
quart hotties. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-20
NO.. 25..
Senator Carlisle on the Sat e5.s Corpus
.t e-g .-. Question. 5000 sa- a.

Hon. John S. Carlisle, Senator from Virgin
ia under the new State Government, gives his
opinion Oh the legality of the Presidents action
in suspending the writ OF habeas corpus, 10 the
following words: a~a .
Il believe the President acted not only with
in the strict line of constitutional duty, in re-
fusing TO acknowledge the command of the iu-
dietary cantained in the wriis of llabeas cor
pus directed to the military who had in charge
tie bodies of those accused of reasonable con
duct, but if he had not done so he would have
b4en untrue 10 the Constitution, and his oa'h
Of Office. He is sworn to protect and d3lenl
the Constitution, and to see that the laws are
faithfully execuled. Ifa cospiracy exists TO de-
stroy the Constitution and obsiruct the due
execution of the laws, it wopld be. very strange
indeed if ne had rot the right 70 Errest and de-
tain the conspirators, but had the right to as
semble armies and upon TUG Geld Of battle to
shoot not only the coils pirutGra themselves but
thousands Of others, the dupcs and victims OF
the Originators Of the rebellion. 1t would be
IA libel upon the illlistrious authors Of the Con
siitutior, to suprose they would retnire of the
President under the solemnitics of nn oath,
the performance OF duty, and not clothe him
with full and ample powers to keep his orth.-
Th2 maXium,. inter annu silent Ieges, is as old
as the law itself, and vas Is wei known to the
founders of our government as il is TO their
descendants"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-20
MELANCHOLY.

Life is q varying scene of JOY and sorrow.
But some persons are full of joy, and others
habitually melancholy. The prophet Jere-
miah was sad and disconsolate; while Nehe--
miah was full Of hope and joy. This diversi-
ty Of character is owing partly to habit
and partly to temperament and the natural cast
of the mind. Indigestion will cause a person
who is naturally cheerful to be gloomy and de.
spending. An who would be cheerful and
avoid melancholy should study and obey the
laws. Of health. I'VE would advise all who are
troubled with fearful forebodings of future i'll,
10 read the following paragraph from the pen
Of Emmerson:
"Grief and Joy-Hope ard Fear-Tcars
End Smiles-Pains and Pleasures, are oil
twins, children Of the same mother linked to-
gether throughout the world of humanity -
No lot, no country, no climate, no scene, no
condition may claim the enjoyment OF ore,
without the rebuking companiOnship of the
other. No cloud, however, is without its in.
Der light. The blue sky still harbOrs behind
the gloomy canopy, ready with its sunshine !,
kud keeping the sad soul from being entirely
delivered TO despair. No condition is so low
ly, as to be without hope; no sorrow is so
poignant and oppressive as not to permit
tEie consolation OF some sweet minister inter
posing at the right moment with compensa-
ton and perhaps delight. There is no such
thing as unmitigated evil, as there is no such
thug as pleasure and joy, without cloud or
qualification. We have only to open our
hearts to smile and sunshine; not turn our
backs, or shut our eyes TO the angelic visitor,
who is always sure to stand upon the thresh
hold whenever we deserve most need, and are
willing to give him welcom.."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-20
Tho Best Tool For rillags; 8 !,

The stirring Of the crops, after the eropa arc
started, is a matter Of the. FIRST importanee.--s
From pnc half. to three fourthss Of a. crop 0e.
ccrh may be made by ,tllage alone. On olA
land, Uell atocked wiIh weeds, r5tloRer fwsalg
bushels to the acre could DO realized E1ithoua
cultivation Twice hoeing and eulliyatina
would probably add. ten bu hels to the acre, and
twice m IRE would Bring tho crop up TO Gott9
bushels to the acre. We have seen estimatd
from frmers, who experimental upon thi
point showing that evury shoeing added 6VEf
fHe.tc ten bushels per acre. = oAG9q
A great deal of ingenuity has beon e7peod-
cd upon tbe implements Of tiIlage. The hSsI
good enough, but for its cxpcusiYencssl 1.-THE
light horse ployb.or sweep,7is much moHa@6B
nOTicali but these tools require two or three
furrows TO each row, and are q pretty heaxs
tax upon the strength Of the horse. The b6U1as
harrow, and cnltHatGt1ar great improvemsnta'
upon the plow, FOR they are much lighter, and
stir the ground deep enough. The horso-hod
is much lighter implement than the cultIva- p
tor, and il farmer is investing in new .toola,
be should get this in preference to the cuIttyar
tor. II is. merely eldestiee Of econou,iznR
the sIreggthcf the horse. 4 good steel TOOTH
ed cqliyGior will make clean sweep Of every
weed Wi thin m inch of the rows Of corn, and
stir the ground deep enough. ), A. h5fse4Ios
could not do the work much better, though itI
would draw easier, and the horse might gSS
oyer little more ground in a day. -. -
We need not 50 much better implements Of
inagc, as a more frequent use gf!hose we have. :
Corn can be wholly cultivated With The horse,
lfter the first wedding, If the. rows Snn both
Ways and we doubt II any better use can be I
made OF b6fse flesh, after the first of June, 7
han 10 Ecep it running between rows Of corn.
We are confident that Eve times culIivaiings
will pay much better than once or twice AS
between the horseshoe, and the steeAtoothed
ultivator upon smooth land, wo should say
hat is the best which is most used. 'l.l',,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-20

palate, Phillip had been an epicure from his
cradle, and everybody knows that men think
more of their stomachs than of their sweet
hearts. To add still more, 10 nv trepidation,
Phillip regarded me curiepsIy when invited
him to dine As he eyed the 7ianis before
him, l thought he was going to say grace, by
the sudden elongatieD of bis visage. Ipoured
out some muddy coffee, and, notwithstanding
my secret discontinue, l took malicious pleas
ure in seeing him sip the beverage. He was
an Inevitable coffee drinker, but, somehow, his
cup did not lower much. ,.....-.
What rare fun should have had if had
not been Dinah We came to desert at last,
and when ! handed him the faky crusted pie,
rnIia--aa- ,-.za-si<,-I- OYER his c0uutv=
ance, which on tasting changed to a perceptir
bic grimaee. What could all my highest eff
forte? ? Alas 1 had forgotten to swceten the
apple
Were vexatiOns never TO cease By chance,
caught glimpse of q reflection IN the glass,
Was it mine? I glanced downward. Shade
of Ham! My faith in spotless-robed heroines
was going at once. was tri.colored exhibi-
tion of red, white and black Troubles heated
themselves up strangely. I wanted to throw
myself on the carpet, and cry like a very
child did rothing of the Kind. Instead, I
burst into laugh, as the whole scene came
before me in its ridiculous light. I laughed
till the tears rolled down my cheeks; and, as
Phillip became more disgusted, my merriment
increased. l laughed when he went away,
though knew he would never finish the Offer
so unluckily begun.
Three weeks later he. was united to Jenny
Wheeler. Soon after, 1 attended a party at
widow Deans and had the happiness in ever
hearing Phillips indifferent remark to Fred
Lee, kind of explanatory apology for the Dir
tation between US "A dear little girl, but a
poor cook"
In time, my parents returned, and was
only too glad to pat off a responsibility Of
which was heartilz tired / ehrewdly eus-
pccted that my father had an eye on Phillips
Golfers for he was cross toward me for three
days af'er hearing of the wedding.
just as though could haYe helped it. l
learned two lessons that young ladies may
profit by Firstly, it is a difcTett thing to
play ktchen-maid. with mother for overseer,
than play the same without her. In the for
mer case, if you forget sugar, saleratus, or the
oven, she will not. Secondly, never allow a
lover, whom you wish to call husband, to de
clare his passion at breakfast, dinner or supper
time, especially if you are forced to prepare
the meals yourself. Be too busy. be skittish,
be anvthirL, rather than allow IT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-20
RounfiAs.

A gentleman learned in such matters, maIlcs
the following memorandum: ..
BY an act Of The late called session Of Con.
gress, all bottnties for enlistment were abolish.
ed, as well as the So fee for bringing recruits
to the rcndezvous for enlistrt.ut. The only re-
maiqing inGucemert t9. erlistment, is, that f,r
the first rt-cnlistment in the regular army, the
soldier is to receive 81 per month in addition
TO his former pay, and 81 for every subsequent
ehlAtEheut There Is no authority for the offer
Of $50 now made as an inducement to enlist,
but soldiers who now enter the service, either
as regulars or volunteers "fur the war" and
serve put their enlistment, shall, with their dis
charge, receive 800 bounty, or that amount
will be paid TO the legal representatives OF such
as die or are Killed in the service. The addi-
tional bounty. for enlstments made at distant
posts is also abolished. After the 9th August,
1861, privates who receive SlI will receive
$l3, and those who formerly received $l2 will
also receive $I3-privatcs and corpornls re-
ceive the same pay-but no other change is
nade in the pay Of non commissioned officers,
Eusicians, or artiicers. But by the increase
in the private's pay, the allegiance of every
officer who has servant is increased thereby,
either twelve or twenty-four dollars per year
for each servant he is entitled to. The fee for
the oath is abolished, the oath
having to be hereafter administered by com.
misSoned officer.