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fore feet are placed out for him, when he Is
invited to get up. lie does so, and then
the manipuh,ions performed while he was
down, are repeated upon him standing. and
with just us much facility. HIS feet are
handled, his mouth opened, the operator
sets astride his back and neck, and upon
his rump, lays down under his feet, puts
them on his breast, etc.
The philosophy of this matter is simple
and selt-eyident. Firmness, calmness, and
kindness, are requisite, and with them we
feel quite sure that Mr.. Rarey's simple
process will subdue any horse. That few
repetit ons of the process will be required
with many horses is doubtless true; but n
few half hours will be well expended. If
they suffice to 'tame a horse good in other
respects.
A horse was brought in which was evil
IDENTIFY afraid of drum. Mr. Rarey took
the instrument and held it out for the horse
to smell of, until convinced that it was no
dangerous animal 1t was then rubbed
against his head, and all over his body, I'M
til he paid no further attention to it. 1t
was then set upon his rump. and very gen.
tie taps given. These were gradually in
creased until smart strokes were given with
out disturbing the animal. He was made
acquainted with il and learned for himself
that it was harmless.
A colt was then brought in unused tot..e
saddle. He was introduced TO the saddle
just as the other horse was to the drum, and
in few minutes allowed it to be put any
where upon his back. After the " tanning
process the saddle was put on and sat up
on, and after his subjugation, he allowed
himself to be freely mounted and ridden.
"Never jump at a horse, or approach him
suddenly, or MroU a saddle upon him. An
unbroken horse will allow it to come in con-
tact with his nose, and be gradually put up
on his head, and over his neck to his back,
when he would not let il be brought up to
his side where he could not first examine il
with his nose. Never cause horse to
jump from you. In getting upon saddle
never stand directly against it, so as to push
the toe against the horses belly, and also
turn the saddle over. Stand behind with
your right side against the saddle; put the
foot on the stirrup so that it will be pushed
forwdrd; then seize the name with your
left hand, and you can easily raise yourself
up and swing over the saddle"
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BUY YOUR GOODS OF
BLAKE & FAIR.
Walpole, N, H,
Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and err MONDAY
w Nov. II, 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. and rs Keene at 40
A. NJ and ~ p M-and arrive at Fitchburg mt II 90
and blz NJ ]; Boston at 80 and 545 p. M Worceste
at 100 and 100 P.M
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Boston at 30 and HOO A. NJ. Pi.chburgh at 45 A. N
and 20 p NJ keene, II SO A. NJ and 40 p M-snd a.
rave at Bellows Fails at 1928 and 440 p Nj Windsor o.
and 20 p NJ Rutland ass and 500 p. NJ Burlington
90 NJ
Trains Connect as foliovs.
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal Ogdens
bnrsh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs schenectady and
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor white
iaser Junction, burlington. ogiensburg, Montreal ST
Johnsbury, &ei via. VT. CENTRAL, PASsUMpsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, Sc Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for ali poipt.
north. " - ." P''N''
Dorn TSains Connect Fiteh5urgA
With Trains of Fitehburgh Worcester r. for worce.sr
Norwich Providence and New York City
Anu at Groton Junction with trains of Worcester Nash
ua H. ior Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
brook H. for Lowell, Lawrence, &C.
eSet Tor all points West may be secured at
90 oheshre Railroad and baggage will be
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A CHAPLIN, Superintendent,
superintendent Office, Keene, N. H., Nov. Is, 1859
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-08

A Love LETTER-produced in an Eng
fish court in suit for breach IF promise =
"My ever dearest Girl received your
Letter and Think not But my thoughts are
alwis with thee for believe me have Long
and Bitley Leemented that Parting day
Oh what would | give TO clasp thee in my
arms. But oh no / Can not for / am
among These wild and solotory mountins.
Not one living thing is thear 10 Be seen
were now | slit except large Sea Gull
which with its wild and PIERCING Cry made
me lift my eyes and Pause. Oh how
wished / was bird That l might fiy to
thee. hoften stall away to this Mountain
to think on thee to hear the water roar
Beneath and wind whistle through this wild
and Solatry eileen. To see thee buty of
nature round me oh then miss Thy Charm
ing smile. Again think of thee start
from my Seat and Whisper Prayer and ask
Why thay Part me from thee. Oh none
can tell How misserible Pass my dayes."
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DR.. LA CROIX,S

Pirate Medical Treatise the Phpnolorieaf I,,c r
rage.
$50 PAGES ASB 100 ExeR,ytSes-p,ie. al, OK ..,,.
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Young Men who troubled with weakness generally
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FRENCH FEMALE PIIIsLades who wish for Medicine the
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~ vnucv RaiIroad.

Nror,cr ON and after WEDNESDAY, Ma. z, 1850, Prs-
s,nsrr Trins viii Bcllows Fails Tor ba,tnn.so'
mt 90 A. Nj and 2s2 NJ aud returning leave hf""o0
70 At 10 40 A. NJ. and so Y. NJ. ,.p,
Freight Train leaves Bellows fah at ~ A. a. anu o's'
tleboru at 90 4. NJ. . e.,,,h
The two passenger trains this route connect 'o".
with the vi Mass aud Connecticut river kahrosos' "
Hartford New Haven and bdgpor dre't 70
Nan York ON the North with this Rutland burlington,
suiysp Vt Central, Vermont Canada tonnecueu, ano
passuosie Rivers kaihoads forming direct
Min whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady St Jonns'nf!
anil white Mountains burlington and Rouses p'int og'
deusburg and Montreal. NJ sLVAi,SuP"
May 2, 1860. -
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DR.. C.. n. SHOlES,
Imlrmnry, 121 Co"rt sifcc',

BOSTON, MASS,
Having given my undivided attention for the last n"een
wears 70 the treatment of the geniiowlnay organs su
having had large practice In this speciality ea tns
best possible advantages for treatment the worm H -!
discovered -. A..
have been advised by many Of best medical men 70
advertise my remedies for the people generally from tue
those who most need my services dare mol ask
friend where TO direct them.
To rng inPorENr AND on
SEMINAL wgAkSEss, 1 divide into three stages
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my kelec ie Lie drops
win cure In a very short time, without failure
ID DAILY DiscHARGIs, There more cases OF TINS
than tho world Of Some Of the symptoms are
high eeloed aud eyacuaons from the bladder win
ting sensation attending H. sometimes with aturei
sediment and at others milk like appearance nave an
ais red many specimens Of this natures and I'M eases have
found traces OF Semen and Albumen. which as SURE 70
produce death Consumption unless II Is checked BY med
ical treatment.
LooK TO Yoca cAsg rNE.
81 Loss oF MUSCULAR POWER. Such may be- cured
by similar II the patient be in otherwise tolersbie
health. ta.| ..,...
Hest French preventiyes at low prices.
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald and you can
learn a more full description Of such cases.
Address Q. IL. SlloLES NJ. D. l2i Court street Boston
Boston, June %, 1850. $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-08

A COMMITTEE IN ScHooL.-We have
the following good one from an authentic
source: A subcommittee of a School
Board, not thousand miles from the city
OF Lynn were examining class in a
primary school. One of the committee
undertook to sharpen their wits PROFOUND.
ing the following question :-'If had a pie and
should give two-twellths to John, two-tweltns
10 Isaac, two-twelfths 10 Harry, and should
keep half the pie myself, how much would
there be left 2
There was profund study among the
scholars, but finally one lad held up bis
hand as a signal that he was ready to
answer.
Well, sir, what would be left? Speak
up loud so that all can hear said the COM
mite man.
The plate ! shouted the hopeful fellow.
The committee man turned red in the face
while the other members roared aloud,
That boy was excused from answering any
more questions.
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Employment.

DKRsoSs out Of and Wishing to engage In n
light nd healthy business which promises to the indus
trous an asaps speedy and reward will do we'll 10 pur-
chase ,et Of my improved Stencil Tools We 10 not claim
these tools 20 the only perfect cutting Tools made but
We 10 claim them Best Stencil Tools made In Vermont,
and really the cheapest according TO quality, Of ANY 10 be
procured
Cirular and samples free ohice and work In u.
tlo.s Brick building near the Once Apply Ia per-
son or BY letter TO d. L. MILLikES, Brandon, Vt ~
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TO Town Liquor Agents.

yyliE undersigned Commissioner for the sa, of lio.
Massachusetts,. Is now allowed by Law TO selI n
is,d Agents OF cities and towns in all this New ih
States ikeep hand large assortment e. lnpo,sl
Domestic Liquors, which are all aiaiy xed BY Ss,s,s ahd
according to law, and certified BY Aim 10 h. 40
aud suitable for medicinal mechanical and ch.,,,, FR
poses; aud sold In large small quantities al fa
price. Agents may he assured OF obtaining LIon 0n
be obtaned elsewhere. ~n
EDWARD " PORTER, comm,..,o,..
1881 ~ Custom House Street noSTnx
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

RU fLAND x BURLlNG1ON X. IL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
nNsnd after Monday, Dec 3, 1860, Trains Sillran
" as folowsto wit;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington. $50 A, NJ. 2.46 and 9a0P.M
Arrive at Rutland II As " $50 + M.and l2l5-nght
Leave Rutland, 5.25 g l26P Nj
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 AN. 23o Pm.
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave BellowsFalls 1925 M and ,35 Pm
Arrive at Ru land ESQ and s .l0P.M
Leavetuta d II 90 A. NJ, 800 and 20fM.
Arrive BIT ugton lao and 555 p NJ and II 10 night
At Burlington Trains connect nth Lake Chsmpain
sand Trains OF Vermont Contra Road At Rutl
and with Trains for Troy Albany md
Springs Schenectady ,andt West At Bellows Pals with
Trains Cheshire Road for ftchburg Worcester Low
ell and boston With VT Valley Rosdfor Bratteboro,
Springfield Hartford New Haven, and New.York. And
with sullivan Roaufor Windsor White RverJ JUNCTION, and
the White Mountains.
I Passengers going West, will6n thistle cheapest
mostdrectroute. Tickets and all aecessary .nOrma
tion, ube had atthe Bellows Falls Ticket0iee.
e. A. ouAPIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND De-. 3, 1860. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-08
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Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

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Hnheufattugig pronounce II an isuaiuasie srti-
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l.. AMADON,

RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, Flour, Lard, Hams, Fish, T. l. Salt OIL Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware.
The above goods having been bought CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay. Csllat
Newton's Block, MOL
BELLOWS FALLS, May l, 1857.
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n CARD
TO THE PUBLIC,

w mcrons Fr,nls and Patrons that owing TO large
aud trade for which Nish them TO accept our
sincere hank have found II necessary TO increase our
stock TO the utmost capacity SMALL store Is capable
OF eont uing wish to the Public aud our Pat
rons ever, where, that the, can ind ut
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MRS. WILSON'S
c O C o A U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.


Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing put up In large bottle.
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Use the Regeneration before retiring At nivh, ,,a
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nothing on hair but these prepar.tion. "a
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sugars o. al kinds Also, Syrup and Nol,zss O,,o,.
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RoNE MEAL just the thing for Cattle inclined cue,
- Bones, and not feed we'll. For sale by
ARMS s. WILSON
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USE THE BEST!"
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails 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, 1861-02-08

:. al Kinds. Also, Syrup and Molssses. Onion.
urnips, Potatoes. Butter. Chess. I.nl TT
salt crosksr. and Glss. Ware 80
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-17
CHEERFUL OLD AGE.

They have long.lived people up in Lake
Supcrior country, by all accounts. The
captain Of vessel in the Lake Superior
trade. tells us a touching story of fam
ily scene which he witnessed at the Sanlt
last summer. Passing by dwelling, he
heard cries, and looking over high board
fence, he saw q grey haired centenaran
administering a severe castigatlon to
another venerable man, apparently but
few wears younger than himself, The
captain jumped on top Of the fence aud
demanded to know why one old man
should be "leathering" another in that
unmercifnl manner. Pansing moment
aud putting with the exertion OF swing
ing a heavy tug to double harn"ss-the
instrument Of punishment'-the old fellow
shook his finger at the trembling wretc,
before him exclaimed, "Thc young rascal
He's my son-Tll nip him in the bud
he's been throwing stones at his grand
father" Again, the "yonng rascal /"
eigty summers, beloved beneath TIN
two.horsc tug, and the captain passed o'
rcgretting his inability to see the grand
father.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-17

Secretar, of War) Under this impress
sion, | could not hesitate that II was my
solemn duty To move my command from
fort which we conld not probably have
held longer than 4S or 60 hours, to this
one where my power Of resistance ID in
creased to very great degree"
1t will be recollected that the conclud
ing part of the orders was in the follow
ing words:
"rhe smallness Of your force will not
permit you, perhaps, to occupy more
than one of the three forts, but sn attack
ON, or attempt TO take possession OF either
one of them, will he regarded a. an act
of hostility, aud you may then put your
command into either Of them, which you
may deem most proper 10 increase Its
power of resistance. lou are also au'
thorized to take similar defensive steps
whenever you have tangible evidence of
a design to proceed To hostile act"
1t is said that serioas apprchensions
are TO some extent entertained, in which
| do not share, that the peace Of this
District may be disturbed before the 4th
of March next. In any event it will be
my duty to preserve IT, and this duty
shall be performed.
In conclusion, it may he permitted to
me to remark that have often warned
my countrylnen of the dangers which now
surround us. This may be the last time
1 shall refer 20 the snbject officially.
icel that my duty has been faithfully
thongh it may be inperfectly performedi
and whatever the result may be, l shall
carry to my grave the consciousness that
| at least ment well for my country.
(Signcd) JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Jan. 3, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-17

WHAT ARE Jusr VANS. - II ought
never to be overlooked by q Conscientious,
moral and christian people, that WARS, to
be just, ought to be necessary; and to be
necessary, can be waged only in self de-
fence. And again, that, as without JUS
,ice there can be no glory can be &C.
quired by victors in wars which arc wagcd
uniustly, unnecessarily, or offensivel ~
Before glory is therefore ascribcd to
combatants, it is needful to examine
seriously the previous questions whether
their cause wss just, aud whether thu
war in which they were engaged nigh
not have been avoided?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-17
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, JANUARY H. 1861
Selected Poetry.
THE RUM FIEND.
ny CHARLES MkcKAY.

-
The rum flend cast his eyes abroad,
And looked DER all the land,
And numbered his myriad worshlpers
With his bird like long right hand.
He took hls place on the teeming street,
And watched the people 20
Around and about, With buzz and shout,
Forever to and fro;
"And it's hip,r said the rum.fiend, ship, hurral
For the multltudes l see,
Who Offer themselves sacrifice,
Aud die for the love Of mer'
There stood woman upon bridge,
She WAS old but not with years
Old with excess, and passion aad van,
And she wept rcnorseless tears
Ard she gave to her babe mllkless breast
Then goaded by it, cry
Made desperate leap 10 the river deep,
l., sight " the passer byl
"And hip" sad the rum-aehd, "hip, hurra'
She sinks, AID let her be-
In ! fe or death, whatever she did,
Was all for the love Of mcr
There watched another by the hearth,
with sullen face and thin,
She uttered words Of scorn and hate
To one who staggered in.
Long had she watched, aud when he came,
His thoughts bent On her blood
lie could not bear her haunting look,
AID he slew her where she stood.
"And it's hip" said the rum .iend, chip, hurral
Ny right good friend Is he;
He ha. slain his wife, he hath given his life,
Aud all for the love Of me-
Aud every day in the crowded way,
lie takes his fearful stand,
And numbers his myriad worshpers
With his bird like loIg right hand
And every day the weak and strong
Widow. and maids aud wives.
Blood. warm, blood. cold, young men aud old,
ois,r the hcnd their lives.
"Andirs hip said the rum.dend, chip, hurrai
For the multituds see,
That sell their souls for the burning drink,
And die for the love Of meg'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-17
Travellers Directory.
anING EAST.

GOING EAST.
Ro,. A. Iiurrelrs Stage leaves daily for Punt ana
Holly, at 5 A. NJ, and L. NJ connecting "'th
d 4 VI. r. W. ~ Detroit
Steamer Forest Queen leaves Curtis, Bliss 20
dock we.lnesiiys AMI Saturdays, Mt O'CLOCK
p NJ for Detroit ami intermediate ports
RIVER ROUTES
Steamer For leaves Curtis. Bliss 20 $ dock daily
st7A NJ and d. Z. VI for Bay City
Steamer Bel Seymour leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS, Mt 9 O'Clock A. NJ. for Midland
City
Steamer Gem leaves John Dcriy's dock daily at lO
AN, and 6 4 NJ, for Bay City
prooeller Star leaves Curtis, Hiss a Cos, dock
hourly, each day from A. NJ, to lO Z NJ, Tor
saginaw City and intermediate ports.