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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
rue JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM

III. large aud bautitl paper, and contains the
valuable iniuFlaantion on
Sp-rniatorhsa. Seminal Weckne-s. The effects
and cure showing the awful elects Of the disease
On all other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs afuli rxpiana
ton Of the origin Il phils the prevention and
cn Consumption, that fearful diae,e On the Liver.
Heart starnarh. aud skin. On fclc Complaints On the
various schools OF Netees On the ros Of Treat.nen,
ucS fFaetieei On the Faise Treatment q Diseases On
the various Neie ifambuss o. tho rhysinip-v II Mar
risr On the cemmen Melicns. ca Iaet. ~
errrirs aud Ahiatiou. li9w tle Fhisirsn shntii H.
How 20 freveat Pregnancy AMI msny other fhinrs
sKSp This Journal should b. in hzlso evvr,
one } Russell N D, A. N, Chief fhy sirian- Nrr
RE.
To All who apply b. letter, With fan .rsip,i.n az
ssapae7 sTtstffs ~ dsea-r q ans kind and hstfs
liz C5sfia Heir ff-e Of r,-sr, vii te given, BY IN
Aaaress~ia txo Or thrr~ re.nrn rosisve.i
/ Or , Russ RiI.
4 EpN IT,. tvrrEtyy. Nr.F-NuTk
Il 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

Nd devoted to the of Medical Reform to the diff
fusion Medical knowledge for the prevention of disc
relief OF those suffering aud afflicted with Chrone
and Perua Disorders 10 this end this nhrmary is
dowei enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and t of land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Extorao and Ignorance of Protested Physicians through
which thousands aud Of thousands annually perish
The following of the diseases cure, not only
at the Iutrmary but In all parts of our country -
Consumtion an Pulmonary Complaints Fever serofula,
Dyspepsia Eye Ear Diseases Cancers and other funors
Jauudice and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness, and all
diseases of the Urinary aud Sexual Organs from whatever
Of whatever object will be to give JOY
TO the afflicted by efcctns in all cases speedy cure
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
scrptions but viii furnish when requested the best
medicines at the lowest rates.
These remedies prepaid in laboratory under
the OF able Chemists and the most reliable known
10 science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing by letter tanning full account
symptoms and appearances Of disease age, occupations &c
will write candid reply, with advice and directions for
Any fees sent when sending for advice will be de-
voted to furnish medicine for the poor In all me-
cine be sent by Ill il desired Send for one
more Of our works and judge for yourself
Also published at the urinary, aid these Objects
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
GsLAND HOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

Filb subscriber having leased the Island House at Bel
lows Fails and the stable connected thcrrwita would
announce that he putting 1t In cop order and will be
fully prepared and afor "Wednesday May s. to care for
those OF the travelling public who may him with their
patronage ii long experience in the business him
TO hope that, With scnt manly astans careful aud
entve walters aud escelsnt purveyos he will he able
fully sustain the high epute Of Island Iio In its most
pany days. and successfully all THE
rafes u board will tic such prove safisfact,ry
EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
Bellows Fails, May l, 1851 Is
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The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE.

u exposes all the iiumbuss and the vario Tricks to
ticc the sick and we'll 1t illustrates the pns of the Qucks
and Rouge dupe every 10 guides the unwary through
life, aud shows every swinde of the age II shows how
all kinds of Food Medicines Liquors and Goods aultera
tod with the Detecn the frauds Price cents
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La wren ce-S
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON

this ssiurn get any e q pie-Irrs -r.f.
isetari n the ate-t stsle Of the ART a prizes % mir
thr finet cd tsszuar-ofsp-s Auairotsr4s &C. csri-l
and eni1rset o aife si1r. and heaatfsil4 e.ias.l
YATES eoicrs- te-ncr1hrr Frank Izzrsars -
En-i = the Park Chester WIN resrsir i,- 81 -
Whistler Alsil u, ISL. Is =
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POWERS GNsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CcEssBLE BY Railroad. FIRST station below south Yer
n Junction
Fall. Winter aud Spring Terms II week. each begin
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov Feb
Largeand beautiful Institute buildings Extensive Apsr.
atus Agricultural Department Gyuastic Club for health
fnl exercise aud the Most Popular Teach
ers, among its Advantages.
l.. ". WARD, A. VI Principal;
Mrs. y. II. WARD, Teacher rnamen Ia Department;
Miss s, l.. LEACH, Preceptress.
SEVERN SCIIN ELL Native fcrmany Teacher Of Ger.
man
Ia D EMERSON Teacher of Music Instrumental Vocal;
and other able Teachers
Daily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation OF
Teachers. and from Gentlemen High Scientific Attain.
ment. before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters Tor Rooms for scfBoafing for Board may
sent to Il r. WARD Bernsriston. Mass. Board including
al Incidental Expenses furnished In private miies and
per week. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
an Ayp AFTER MONDAY, NC 10, lsOei rR"iN'
" will runas f,iloN'l
sas n ID GJ III ~ n
TN. Morning Train will leave Nndsofat 20 ~ /"
teonctipr VITA traHs FROM Montreal and oyIshsp"ihn
,,,r,oui al a. and Charcstown at 49, A. NJ onh,e
tins M n,noWs lalls with Cheshire katoadtof BOSTON
Worcester, and with Vermont ,aieA ""'"V"'
for sprIuxuela arriving az NV York az t,io ~, -
Tus Mail rraiu will leave windsor az isee' =. "a w ~
arrival III Trans Ii ON Montreal ugdsusbursh, nattVl ANY
Littleton CIareuvbt at NJ, aud Uhariesto"nai iu
NJ eonuvcthg AZ Bellows fs with Cheshire :"
Poston worcester, Sc, with Vernon valley hHrun'
for Springfield, Sc arriving ut New lorA at IL ~ T. "
and with sutland and burlington Railroad'
rAJ zD HH ca> n Sc
The Mail Train win bellows fals atl2.o Vhat,
townnt u a. tat l5P Nj eonneeuhe a. my
sor with VI Ccntra Railroad Tor Montpelier bnrhnEton
Rousei. Point Month ca % gdensburph &c. and 'Wm
River Junction wthPassumpsi, Railfoa, Tor WEN wv
Littleton St. Johnsbury Barton, andthe Nh''e Mo""
tains, - ,n, 4 AZ fa,
The Evening Train wleaye Fellows falls az 80 Ton
arrival of trains from aud New York; uharhsto"
AT 49, aud Claremon ut 649. +, NJ connecting ~ Niha
so with Vermont Central aIoad for Montpelier burning
ION Iieuse's Point, Montreal, ogdensburgh, Ne.
EDWARD THOMPSON, snpt'
Charlstowp, n. II. lie 10 l.tO'
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The GcnlIemen's Medical Companion
And Private A dyi.er.

book for the old and young, embracing the Pathology
Prevention and Cure of all Diseases Of the Urinary and
ual Organs, and warning voice of advice and counsel such
as to be found in no other work. Prize . cents
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.-.. @ We .1.

We convince .alt there many parents
lous aud diseased condition whom
uIs7rns ouis hriacs -u tis and poverty. To such
We you'd information OF \
-eS-ea. -sliiug PREVENTIVE.
We vi. mail .rer any arp..n. for IT,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
THE LADIES' MEDICAL
FRIEND,


work on the cause, symptoms, and treatment of all
complaints peculiar the marriage its duties abor
ton aud its results children. their Ills and the pre-
vention OF conception with Invaluable Instructions them
on subjects Of private nature. Price % cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
Employment.

DEgsoNs ont Of employment aud wishing to engage in
light and healthy business which promises the indus
rious AZ Gat, sdg aud will do we'll b pur-
chase sef OF trorsd stencil Tools DO not claim
these tools 70 he the esg perfect cutting Tools mode but
e de ssaii them the t Stencil Tools made in Vermont
aad rals the o"aPfH according to quality, any be
,i7en.r AM samples fTef- osce and work 10 T.
r et'. trirk huiiire the Post Ofce Aruv in rsr-
son or ot letter TO D L. MlLLIKEN. brandon. VI 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
CHAPMAN'S IMPROVED
TU RHINE WATER.W II EEL
uA>UFasrtstp ~
s. C. n A F. m AN g. CO.,

= =
Varying In Power from 4 to 500 H,r.r
Power.
YyfsE Nhcss have eern thoroughly tested aud are nov
In successful operation. driving kind II machinery
Cotton and Wooden Factories. Paper Mills Mills cir
cuAr AID Ipsisht Saw Nils Nanufs tore- &C Sc They
adopted 10 high and los po~erfsi and st.I
Ia their Operation not mpe b lark and give
great cent Of ressr 81 the They Ar. con
stru~fei in fFu giving them great and
arr eoPaes and portable ard warranted
uuueutied-
Bellows Falls. jane II lseo p
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New Piano Eortes

\ Ew Fiaao Fortos 81 saie ssi 70 les.b
En-. a., HARRIS, Stone co.
e.-9-s -ils ten .. 1924
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

lnroRraSr no FAMILIES. @rkNNsXLFANiA
SALT MANUFACTURING conrASN's
sAPoN,FtERi
f&i ,,adg Family soap hetsr, aad tH'rs,al 1,aH Nm
uiil ,ns, hart water s,h Paint. ieno'e lnN H""
Tlt Glrasc nom Kitchen Utensils NC Ne a, 49,,
a. p...s,s 70 Gus
4 10 Al lbs, REFUSE srcase usually gwen away m
at about ec'i rer N say
~ cts,
s,,,. therefore !. the eost of barrel Of hN'
yafe SOFT SOAP. - ,, Ia, NV
E,ey, for masking different kinds OF Soap, 'H i''s ny
addressing DEPOT % CoMfANNA . .o
lENIs. JAMES, Co.,
rniLEpHlFniA.
" The sAroNiFra rrnbc bad oil any i'sp'e"aas
keeper in the Country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

wiIlase attend the Purchase and Sale OF Real ESTATE
foam money on Real Estate Security at Western rates Gu
or Land with Cash Land Warrants; Make COLLECTIONS
and promptly remit attend to all other IN tue
inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, sept. 8, 1901
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

= MokED HALIInUr.
y PIcKLED SALMON.
HADf0cK. .AeREEEL
A., g.. s-,..,-,,..... AND HERRING
y Il. HYDE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtned for the of
all its forms with full plantations of the
symptoms bathing, exc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM

For every Family having 900 Receipts Cooking
Preserving Dyeins Cleaning sc. How to Paint and what
Is the best To Raise. How ts advice HOUSE
Keepers Farmers and Mechanics 1000 Subjects OF In
terests. Price % cents. Worth IL any Que
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

RUSSELL HYDE,
Bealcr In
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also in Flour Lard Hams, Fish, I. l. SAT- oi fluiu
Butter Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware.
The goods having bought for CASH VIII DC so'
alta small advance, for ready pay Aaiiat
Newton's Block, No. l
BELLOWS FALLS, May l 1857
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

DoSE MEALJast The thing for cassl- inclined L, che,
ID Bcp~s, AMI net ed veil. FOR ssis By
Agvs 3 WILSON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18


BUSINESS. CARDS.
GILBERT A. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL % AT LAW,
solicitor and Master in ctanccry, Notary Public aud
Life and Fine Insurance Agent,
FsLCiiVlLLE, VERMONT "a
A. ID. y A. q. NOtRsE,
Manufacturer of
DOORS SAsuEs BLINDS, & DEALER IN LUMBER
steam, Min for planing, Saving, Mcudluss Sc,Se'
Estey 4 urseu's Bailding, ti6l BlArrLGboko, VT
CHAs. II. MILLER,
HOUSE, CARRIAGE, sian ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Also eENLksiS PAINTS oLs yAuSisaEs KINDS ofAR
rlsrs MArEgIAL'
CHESTER, VI. l-02
Particular attention given all kinds Of picture painting
sroUGuToN 4 GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNSELL0Rs AT LAW
And Solicitors in chanccry. BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
once In wenwor,hs New Building
H. l.. sToUauToN, l.. A. GRANT
SAMUEL NICHOLS. NJ. D.,
PnysIc AND So RIG b NJ
onice No. Nightmare Block
CHARLES u. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
o lice In Mammoth Block. if'o''9
ID. T.. PIERCE,
Manufacturer yendcr of every thing ever made 'ro"
MARBLE, FREgsroSE, GRANIrEoR soApsr0Ni
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
l.. AMADON,
wATC MAKEk J y W I,
- Constantly for Sale -
Watches Clocks Gold Silver Work, and Fancy Good
Also good assortment of Guns Rifles and Fishing rack
In weutworth's New building
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RAILROADS..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Nv ,yp OTTER MONDAY, nc 10, lsGe, TRAINS
4 y .ki1 ruuns ,loMff
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

WE rkKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING ~o
w NITROUS ff,nds and ratrons that OWN. " uuGNt'
aud Increasing trade for which Wish ths,as our A
.pssrs =, , ,sS "n we ~,s 1una y asesa
ct eona ming Aud wish TO say to the puLNs a oAl
fonsvytf, where, that they can mud at "aUal Ia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-17

The telegraph states that the President has
the most positive evidence that treason brewng In Bal
timoro and that measures being taken 10 crush H.
Az portion Of tho treatment wo would recommend
hemp for winans and others Of that class Let the price
Of treason be death.
The most frigbtful inundations have recently
occurred in The Island Of Java Many lives we're ios and
many Thousands ofthe people withoutbread without
any asylum, and without clothes. In place seven
hundred people were drowned together
1t is said that tho number of troops now in
Washington reaches nearly OOO The large proportion
Of them have heretofore been workng men, and will
make hardy soldiers. This Is particularly Of the
Pennsylvanans and the Fire zouAvss Of New York.
1t is reported upon good authority that all the
companies in Camp Taylor will be mustered Into the
sevce Of the State special provision having been made
at Columbus for that purpose. This will bo welcome
news to tho volunteers who were becoming uneasy and
apprehensive that companies would be dlbanded
! Il il said the fit Of secession which recently
alieted Maryland cost her cool Si,Oooooo. Ex
pense dear school, but people will learn in
other
The Mobile Register, in the game Of brae
beats even the Richmond (va) Examiner. II says;
the lasts dve years. the terms opeace win be dictated
st the gates Of Boston"
Tho Union Defense Committee Of New Yorl
city have expended In equippng and PrOviaonipg tn,
various regiments from that city, tA2S,Oo0.
1t is a significant fact, says the Albany Jour.
na that the voluntary contributions already reported
for the present year exceed by than three fold
those made by the people ofGrea Britain during the Cr
mean War. And yet that fund was herslded a mOsI
extraordinary manifestation Impractical patriotism. Ant
Il was That offering for the comfort Of Englishmer
engaged in foreign war This for our country and III
gallant defenders.
The Nashville papers Of the 9Th inst, give
the vote the Tennessee Legislature the passage
the Ordinance OF Secession. 1t was follows:
SsHaie-Ayes 20 nays4.
HOuss-Ayes 90 nays 81.
A man boasting in a company of ladies tha
he had very luxurant head Of hair, lady present
Marked that altogether owing to the mellowness
the soil.
Six thirty-two Founders, from the United
States Arsenal Pttsburg with carriages balls
DER passed through Chicago Thursday last for Cairo
Rev. Mr.. Beattie, of the Bethel, at Cleveland
Ohio presented revolver TO Of the soldiers Of thu
Seventh Regiment before his departure with the follow
ing injunction; "nynu get H. tight place and have Il
use it. ask Gods blessing you have time, but be sur
and not let your enemy get the start Of YOU You
say amen after you shoot"
One of the Missouri volunteers writes from
the camp of his regiment to friend in St. Louis:
"Pot bread and beans very good for limited mum
Der of meals, say two hundred but, steady diet
cause indigestion"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-17
Burying the National Flag.

gentleman who has just made his escape from Mem
phis Tennessee has given the following account Of
solemn ceremony which took place in that city day
two before he quilted it. He says that he eye
witness to the whole Of the proceedings and he is
of the greatest respecabty his statement may be
relied on In the solitary square which Memphis
possesses, stands statue Of Andrew Jackson BY the
side of this statue large pit dug and the day In
question informant who standing the place,
body ofabout Eve hundred men slowly approaching
headed by band Of music performing the dead march,"
After the band eight bearing the dead body
which to be consigned to the pitt this corpse
less than large standard Of the stars and stripes
which soemply lowered into its final resting place.
the company assisting in respectful silence The earth
was then thrown upon it ashes 10 ashes and dust
dust"-snd the pit filled up. The spectators then
dispersed quietly apparently thoroughly satisfied at hav
ing paid the last respects to old friends remains The
tombstone has yet been put up, have heard
what sort Of an epitaph Il to be inscribed II but
doubt 1t will do credit to Tennessee.-P Phita North
1mericaH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-17
Abstract OF Yesterdays Report.

1t is understood that the rebel States
have made proffers of purchase of English
and other European Vessels, but our Gov
eminent has notified the Diplomatic Corps
that no such purchase will be respected, no
matter what the flag is that cover them.-
The language used on this occasion was an-
equivocal and decided.
| A despatch from st. Aubert to the Demo
crat says DR.. Lierner, residing in Liberty tp,
ship, near Usage Bridge, has been arrested
sent to Jefferson City for trial by martial
law for raising company Of Union volun-
teers.
The President has promoted Brigadier
General Butler to be henceforth a Major
General in the U. s. Army.
A Schooner was seized at Baltimore, hay-
ing on board 2 boxes of ammunition.
All work upon the Capitol was suspend
ed yesterday by order Of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings.
A rumor prevails that the Kentuckians
at Harper's Ferry have not been furnished
with arms and arc in a state eff nutiny, and
have declared for the Union and are about
leaving for home. There is trouble there
and desertions are numerous.
Another spy has been arrested in the
PennsJ lVania Camp.
The most significant offer yet made the
Government IS just received from Scotland
Certain prominent Scotch merchants, do
ing business il this country are responsible
for tender of 10 regiments unequipped,
but hardy, active men, who are not earning
ell dollars month above their living, and
who are ready and willing TO enter the U.
s. service for the war, be il long or short,
on condition that at tho expiration Of the
war the Government will grant them each
bounty Of land.
Government to-day received adyices from
the squadron off Fort Pickens. No change
up to last military status. The squadron,
10 accordance with instructions had put a
stop TO landing Of vessels from Mobile and
New Orleans with supplies for the rebel
army, beihga complete blockade.
The stopping oi these supplies at this
time, will il is thought operate most dis.
asterously to the troops, as they were but
poorly supplied before.
Rumor gives US report Of the removal
Of the remains Of Washington, and says it
was dOno on tho ground that the North
was about TO do tho same thing.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-17

The people Of Virginia have reason TO be
indignant at the manner in which they are
made a cat's-paw to pull hot chestnuts out
of the fire for the rebel confederacy. Vir-
ginia has been drawn into the secession
folly, and the seat of war thus transferred
to safe distance from the Cotton States,
and these States now fail to rush 10 the
rescue when the Virginians suppose that
they are in imminent danger Of attack
Il" If the Southern Confederacy is worthy of
existence" says the Richmond Examiner
"it will come at once to the 'front.'" "Thc
Southern States" il says again, 'Are both
traitors and towards if they do not como at
onco to the front" "Why," it exciaims,
''do the wheels of the chariot tarryi The
hour for action is on us, and IL the South
has half the decision for which it has the
credit that houF will not pass unempIoyed." "
Tho people Of Virginia begin to suspect
that they have got into bad company
Their State is the rat that fo9lishly volun-
taeyed to mt the bell on the cat
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-17

The soldiers at Camp Clay near Cnennati reesived
formation a few days ago. that a design foot 10
poison the ciaterns from which they obtained water for
cooking and drinking. II came from such reliable
that the commanding officers at the camp ordered
special sentinel 10 guard each eistern night and day
Nothing occurred to cOnfm the suspicious Of the Ken
o1s OF the guards and offered 10 brbe him 10 leave his
post The brave soldier for sale" and instead
Of taking the bFbe, be "took" the who offered It
into custody. On searching the rascal DAfai aH Of
syyckine found Ia one of his pockets The for
which this Intended apparent 10 the authorities
OF the eamp 90 they ordered The villain to be placed 10
the guard house for further trial He will be court mar
tiAlsd, and we hops he vii receive What hp Richly
deserves Cbsue11s J0urpsi