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A Slight Mistake.

few months since, gentleman had
the misfortune TO lose his wife, "A literary In.
dy OF some reputation. After gfievine for
anomber OF weeks, bright idea entered
the head OF the widower. He thought thai
he could do something TO lessen his sorrow,
and Tor that purpose he called upon lady
OF his acquaintance, and requested 10 speak
With her Ia private. Thinking that She
was about to receive proposal, tie lady
prepared to listen with becoming resig,,,-
ion.
Myrria," said he. with downcast eyes
as be took her hand, "you knew my wife p
Certainly
! Is not good for man. 10 be alone y
Perhaps not"
Did you reflect on that part of The mar
riase service which requires couples 10
eleave unto each other till death do them
par!'
Il have"
Il have often rejected upon It myself.
Now, death has parted me from nv wife.
and ! feel very lonely"
. ] should think it likely"
=" i thinl. ! must do something TO restore
10 me her kind consultations, and The memo
ny OF her virtues"
lie pressed The laly's hand and sighed.
ohe returned the pressure, and suffered a
sigh to escape l.er.
: Ally dear, be said, after long pause,
!" III come TO the point at once. i have a
proposal 10 make
g A proposal -
She blushcd, and covered her face with
her hands.
Yes | have concluded TO write NV
wIfe's biography. Now, / have had but Httie
skill an literary exercises, and If You viii
correct my manuscript. and write the head
'nss OF the chapters, | viii give Jou fee
dollars -
She sprarg from bis side, and her eyes
flashed viii anger.
IN see soa hanged frsi, and then
wont you-you
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AGRICULTURAL
Harvesting the Grim Crops.

To let wheat q i ripe Is undoubtedly det'
fimenial 10 the quality Of the grain, and an
Injury to the straw. 10 cut it 1.-TWO OF
three weeks before maturity" as has been
rec lmmenhed by some ultra writers, entails
even a still greater loss. We know from
actual experiments of our own,--what in
deed common sense would teach--hat in
this case the berry would shrink very con-
siderably. As general thing, however,
farmers are perhaps more inclined to cut
too late than too early. A good practical
test, is TO take kernel between the thumb
and finger and press j; out.---lf any milk
Il seen. it is not ready TO cut As soon as
the kernels contain no milk, it is time Ia
cut. The circulation OF the Juices in the
berry has then ceased, and it can obtain
nothing more from the soil.
The same test viii apply to barley. The
general rule Is 10 cut as soon as the redish
color Of the ear has disappeared. Maltsers
rather prefer barley that was not cut ill
fully ripe.
Oats if good, heavy sample is desired,
should be allowed TO get rather ripe,-evep
ill few of the oats shell out in liarv esling.
lbuh " ihttiiutd W oc uSNd w titS is' ~ W
pecially il they are to be cut up aud fed
straw and all to horses, they should be cut
rather green. In this case, what the oats
lose will be found in the straw.
Some good farmers bind up all their
wheat, barley aud oats. For the two latter
crops, this seems TO US an Unnecessary Ia
Dor. But there are those who claim that il
is on the whole the least expensive. Bind
ing is, to us an unpleasant and laborious
operation. Ii the machine which has been
invented for binding grain proves to be us
valuable as the trial made with ii last
year indicated, barley and oats, as well as
wheat, will undoubtedly hereafter be bound
up.
Binding is too often performed 10 care
lers and hurried manner. Some men leave
more wheat on the ground than would pay
their wages, and the sheaves come uhtied
to the great hindrance of subsequent opera.
lions. The sleaves should not be made
too large, especially if the straw is green.
An occasional wet harvest should teach
us to be more careful in shocking. Wheat
properly and compactly shocked, will stand
many days of heavy rain, without seriou,
injury. In wet harvests, the English far
mers hood or cap their wheat shocks by
putting one or two sheayes with the ear,
downward on the top of the shocks. Thi,
will shed water and keep the ears OF grain
on the shock quite dry GeaeSsee Farmer
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. II.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

ANanda after Mon day, April %, 1861, Trains will run
W as follows to wit:
MOVING SOUTH,
Leave Burlington co and IL 90 A. NJ, and go L.
Arrive at kutiand, ~ 90 NJ, 20 aud l.30 z. NJ
Leave Bu tlaud, 5,25 A. NJ aud ~ Is Z. NJ.
Afriyeat Bellows Falls, $50 AN 2.35 PM
MOVING NORTH
Leave BellowsFalls 1925 and 30 Pm
Arrive az lu l,nd 800 aud % r. NJ.
Leave lutla q 20 aud 80 A. NJ. aud 50 +. VI.
Arrive ia nngton 80 and 80 A NJ, and 500 r. NJ.
At Burlington, Trains connect With Lake Ghamplair
Steamers and Trains OF Vernon Central Road. Ruth
with Trains for Troy Albany and kSaratogs
springs Schenectady andthe West At Bellows Falls viii
Trains 1.-THE Cheshire Road for Ftehhurg Worcester
ell, and Boston With VI. Valley koadfor Brattlpbnro
Springfield Hartford New Haven, and New York And
with Sullivan Roadtor Windsor uncton ,and
the White Mountains. ts46
II Passengers going West will find thi the cheapcs
nd mos tdrecroue. Tickets and all accessory nforma
tion, ca IA be had 1.-THE Below Falls Tic ketOhce.
h. "A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND, April %, 1861. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ Gu aud attic Monday June g. 1851 Trains will
follows
Leave Northampton GO Mail and Passenger Train
FOR New Haven aud New York; l5 Aeeomno
for New Haven and New York 80 p. M Accommodation
| Train flr Westfetl.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation al
100 connecting with train on Conn River Il q for
me North = % p M Mali aud Passenger arrival Of
,4,lo M tram irota New York, connecting at Wesed
direct for Albany and the West.
train from Albany
CONNEXIONS al Northampton with Conn River II Il at
Nthed Western lailroad at PlaiByile Providence
lfa anu fshkill H. X az New Haven With York
New haven X v New Haven, New London Sionniug
ton X u and New Haven, Hartford aud Springfield r. H.
West = f-s
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as BY Express
Westfeld, June ], 1861. "A
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ldleness is the gate of harmes.
Though true repentance be never TOO late,
yet late repentance is seldom true.
Affections are Gods chetstoaes-they
put new edge 10 cd principles.
Tie greatest hero is not he who subdueS
nations, but he who conquers himself.
Human nature is like bad clock it may
20 right now AMI then, or be made to strike
the hour, but It's inward frame is 10 90
wrong.
Harsh words are like hailstunes in sum
mer, which, il melted, would ftrtiize the
tender plants they batter down.
The superhnouS blossoms on fruit tree
are meant 10 symbulize The large way in
which God loves TO do pleasant things.
"Speakins of shaving said pretty girl
to an obdurale old bachelor, II should think
that a pair OF handsome eyes would be the
best mirror to shave by" Yes, many q
poor fellow has been shared by them the
wretch replied.
We may live by forms, but there is nc
dying by forms.
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VT. Valley Railroad.

NToTICE--On and after MONDAY. May ~, ISL, Past
~ scr Trans will leave bellows talis, for Battrhoro
at 81 A. NJ aud 80 NJ, and returning leave Brattiebo
no at 1000 A. N. and 81 y. NJ
Freight Train Bellows Falls at 6l5 A. NJ and Brat
tleDaro at 3 IS 4. NJ.
The passenger trains this connect South
witthe VI Mass. and connecticu River Railroads, q
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and nridgpor direct tc
New ork On the North with the Rutland Burlington
sullivan Vt. Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
Pasumpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga aud Schenectady ST. Johnsbnr
and White Mountains, Burlington and houses Pint Og
densburg and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, Sup't,
April 90 1860. Il
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

An editor Of a down east pa or getting
tired Of paying his printers, resolved to di-
mini.h his help, All put his own sho.ld =
to the wheel. HIRE i'n specimen Of his
first effort ~ type setting -
We tqiuq - shAh 4 . most or OR
own setting NP5 hcleaiei 81 rinl1rS
mny TALK aqom It's bEn5 diilicl'h to
: ~ tipedonleNpeuro, ch d'iF!cdly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

Next year is the rhousand'h anniversary
of the foundation Of the Russian empire; and
they intend TO celebrate the occasion with
one Of their grand national religious FISH.
walls The spectacle at ST Petersburg and
Moscow will probably be very magniiic mt
and the recent manunission OF the sertS;
will give il peculiar sisniicance.
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She ls(t the room, not being able TO re-
press her rage. The widcwcr Sghe l. took
his hat aud went home. lie has not yet
published the biography.
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NETE offer to the country trade and consumers complete
assortment OF every variety ofLIQUoRs, WINES SC
and would that experience than forty years
as Importers is not only sufficient guarantee for the pur,
OF our goods but that il enables to OR advantages
buyers thar cannot be exceel by any house in Bostoa
Owing to the difficulty Of procuring many strict
y pure aud reliable article Of Liquors Wines for medic
nal and other purposes have fer many years given spec
nj attention to filling orders foF private
will find il greatly to their advantage TO send their orders
70 us directas we employ no travelling other agents
whatever Persons who require pure luors and Wines.
barge or small quantities. may rest assured all orders
will receive best personal attention and that every ar
telc eut from house will be satisfactory every respect
Communications by mail will receive pro0,pt attention,
with full and compete catalogues Of go IDS prices &C.
]. D, RICHARDS & Sons
81 Il 50 State Street, Boston.
Boston, April, 6, 1851. l5-41y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

DApEw nANGlNas;--ioooO RooLs PAPER nANo
4 fNuS.
COMPRISING ONEG 2n0 STYLES
VARYING q price ffWu Q cents To n per Roll.
800 ROLES SPLENDID GiLr PAPERS;
AO4tOLtS CURTAIN PAPERS ,
BORDERS IL G.tEAr NARlEN
Ts~Custnnirrs wishing toserrt fou the largest sinckto
lr Staieart invited 70 rstll. JOSEPH Ii.ANA.
lrtttlrboro, Apil IA, 1883 10
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Railroads..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, pEc. 10, 1850, TRAINS
S. 11 ~ IN M

A n
W Will ran AZ t1uo~ti
So dD "a ym- n n
The AInrniug Train will leave Windsoia at i0i A. ~
WIN tr,ihs troni M0ureal aud ogdensbufsh
Carrnott AZ a. aud Char lcstoNn at rs. A. M eohhet
ting at Brtuws tas with Cheshire Hairoadtor hoslenl
and Norosster amt with Nernont Valley Railfoat
for springfield aniymg az MN York az i,4o 4 NJ.
The Mai rrainwi leave indsol az l2S9t NJ ,or on
arrival OF Trans Montreal Ogensbutg, Barton, anu
itteon) ular,inobt al ID. and Joarlestownat Lob a
NJ connecting at bellows Fal With Chosire Railroad oi
Boston, Worcester, with Vermont valley Naroad
for Springfield, Nc arriving AZ New YORK AZ III lVi T. NJ
and With Kutiaud aud Burlington railroad.
rAJ GD NIX IA "a 1e
The Mail Train vii leave kFalls atl22Oi charle
towhat AZ Gtaremonttt llB,F Nj connecting Wind
sor With VI central karpnd or Montpelier Darlington
Rouse Point Month Osdensburph Nc,and a. Iii,
river with assunipsf kalroa, ht ei River
Litteton, 81 Johnsbury Bartobi shd thr White Noun
tains
arrival of trains Boston aud New York. charh sto~n
at 10 and Careoht at SAB + ". eonnteiing ~ Mind
sor with central kaodd for Monipeier Burning
lv,ise's Point, Moutr,sll, vgd,rsl1tgll, Ne.
EDWARD THOMPSON sup't
Oharlstown, N. H.. lie lv.ltlO. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

A young llibrrian recently imported,
being asked it he intended taking u lass
with him to the theatre on Wlii-Alondav,
replied If he went by himself he should ;
but ii lie went with any one else he should
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
MRS. WILSON'S
G O G o AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressins Is "a, MP in large bottles.
and rstasls ST u cts per bie, aud Gr dressing The
hair q any rsr p'ing e tcre Is Mt ~ eoua ID
ms world It vn make tie hair every ding ycu wish It
70 b, and nsoregrsr IL has perfume u,si Is -aAhsi,
superior amp u the lsshioaas extracts, either fsee
or American, which aiouc should eti.Is il % place On
ever lady's tolls; table,
Use the Regcnsrator hrfage retifing az ni-h, and
IN ne nle-nng apiiy lts 81 the Dressing. AID ,ossr
hair VII = even uiare llirke IN eoar and iseaifs
Use uathsng sar hair hut these prr,.aratni.s aud
US taese aseeTfnE % airvftses and afr-ui 700
= g0od healthy head of hair.
hanatactnrea sud soii at wholesale BY Henry WI
A Co. Manoiestsf, y H. ia whom IN ili,ts sl,sl
BE- addEez4at- =
so.din D,.ioss F4l4 ~ woops
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Please read few certificates from the following reiia
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rnE JouRNAL. o. MEDICAL RNroRNI

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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
No. So Front ss., New York.

No. So Front ss., New York.
Sole Importers Of G. p. Cognac. OIL Holland
and Genera COrftdi Gin.
We would cali the attention of Commissioner Town
agents, and the Medical Faculty Of the State Vermont
to well selected stock of Imported and lauors
which we offer on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We are permitted TO publish the following Chemical Anal
ysis that have been nade BY eminent Chemists Of our
Liquors.
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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
n Il vice Free
hcw-YOrk Benevolent Ilfirnary, Established 1856,

Nd devoted to the Of Medical Reform; the
fusion Of Nee knowe e for the prevention Of disese,
ai y che relief Of taoe suffering and afflicted with ErOle
aud leSeH Di'orlers. To this end this Inrniary
dowel to enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and bret h of laud avoid the Poisonous Drugs,
ENtorttion and Ignorance Of Proise Physicians through
"aich thousands and tens of thousands annually perish
The following OF the cure, only
at the lnhrmary but in all parts of country
GOnsumtiou an Pulmonary nplints Fever, Scroula
Dyspepsia Eye Ear diseases, Cancers aud other Tumors
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Our rueis to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
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medicines at the lowest
These remedies prepaid in LtboatpY. under
the care OF able Chemists and the reabe
| to science, Including all the discoveries.
70 ~ addressing as b. letter containing full account
symptoms amt appet Of disease occupation, Re
We VIII write omJ1 reply with advice and directions for
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oier on reasonable anu satisfactory
weare permitted 70 publish the following Chemical Anal
ysis that have been made BY eminent Chemists q Gu
1 Liquors.
| BuRrNaoS Vt, March 7th, 1861.
To Messrs. cnAs BAekAAS & Co, NY.
Gente1aen I'VE avail ourselves of th,s rn.tbod j, T.,
form YOU that we have repeatedly made an examinat;n -
Irandes, whiskey, Gin Wines with which the III,
tenden County Agency at Burlington been mainly
from Your hoas or the past three also spec
mems run other agencies ia the State procured from YOU
We have found them invariably Of full strength, ami n
prn purity ana quaty superior 10 every repeet speo
mems from other sources. for medicinal uses they nav,
fulfilled our expectations and received our nnannlidI ~
proT"l aud without hesitation confidently recommend
them to all who wish to supply themselves with Lianor. ,
on which they can rely for purity strength We are
Your most obedient servants -
sAMuEL ". TmATER Jr., MD.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ D.
BEADFoRD, VT March 18th, 1851.
TO ,chom u may ~ hereby certify thar l b,
been Commissioner Orange County for The y,,rs Iso
1861 and have procured the Wines and Lqnors win ,
thnres Backman. No 50 Front street. New ysrl ~, a'
have had careful Ana3sss Of Wines aud L.,,,r mad
Chemistry, Uoion college, Schenectady \ ~ ~ ''
all and every instance the result has been 10 nr, ,b ~
eau Therefore most III hsna parPcs
orrs p a. sose WIZ prefer giving their
GEo. r. BAL5wIS.
Commissioner for Orange Co.
spnfSEcrApY, August ooh, 1850
HON GEO. p BALDWIN, Commissioner.
I,ay SIR - have anals,.-l ~. s s9iity, "
Liquor aud Wine forwarded BY YOU ami tn7 IT, i,
irlg pure entir'y free from all Injurious substances
AMI vel suited for medical 'es'
-Four samples u brandy. tao s.Bplss of uh;sl n,
sanipe II Gin, sample OF Port Mo V"e
The Gin and Port particularly an, of s'xt,., o,,,l,
tHAELEs y. GHsNplER
froiessor OF Analytical Chemistry, Union Colrra
We are permitted refer to the following, .,,,;..,
town agents, and PIN sieisis Of the State ~
N 20 doing are guided by desire 20 place ers tI ,,
shosc iacts that in themselves az. evidence III. fc
Instance none bat the purest aud most -irti ~
'"i me ~'ii pe eiersd for sale TO customers
h.ffteMets:- Edward HuBeeriori Professor 81 ~,
IN the university Of Vermont W. TI,.,r n d,1y
= .ne Medical faculty in the University Of Vermont IN
fressor ETC., IN the University Of Yermo,t
: :. f.erre Agent burlington. County Conlpissisns.
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:. - elnAlts W. IL IL. Bingham. n H. Thomas I,f',f \
hester s,eneer D. frisbe, Rutland A IN tiil,,ar H.
-. baldwin orange George Fisher Wiu5an H.
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