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DR. ]. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY - ns WORLD
"A and the most
!. | / ! | ! ; !
~ Delicious AND sef
DELIGHTFUL n ~
EET W his .uietIy .si- WFHA
EEEN b. C:nls.nd. pre- 3T
s7S4 cured By the dis;ills- EE&4
SFM ess f sss's, s.rss,
~ p.si, Bleed Is.t A
~ nii., i Wiid cs:ny H
AB Rsri, and Dsndslss
fMlA sntsu int ia
81 The sntirs ssa,.
kAEyy yy.:s,I .,,R:i,I s
Before taking re; sss s.s.s Alter taking
dsanE yrsdss d.lieisss, sIpIAr,tns s,rt and sls
s !....1s; &. .sa a. .;f ;s ;,is:, =
ksaitA and strength
dts Chrsnis Hsvs Debility Ds.assa sf tns Eidnsy,
.. s..%.ss rsiin.., iis.d !: d. asa n, fa'n
IN tn q. s.%asS. s.sl Efass.a. Sh.rns :.
. :. s si.S ss1 md Ts,, s, L.ys d.. D'n T::w
Pain in ths Small Of The Bach, Chs, side, ssddsa
fxshss Of Heat DtPrsisI Of Spirits, Frrbtri Dreams.
l.tshss On ns EkE, and Fever and Agss (sr CkI,
Psvsrl
OVER A MILLION BOTTLES
a.,. ss'D M '.lS StIns q. s.s 81! I.ath. ana ~ -
"il .,S., i,.1n :,a: . p,s.a san,,si:s % ~ h.1
sYkrhsfHEKIns CORDIAL viii care yeas
at: .nd .s.SS :, q: .a: s
Cordial In tie dfstssd dstRtsd and th.srsd
system, vhsthsT broken devn BY sstsrs
ayassd BY sssnsss tes relaxed and tnstrurI srf,n
ss,iss s restored 70 its pristine health and vissr
kIRRIED PERSONS,
81 slsr. ssoIssss 81 ability from whatever sspss will
fad AckzAHT sTkEHeYhENIHe COkDlAL the
lyrsd themselves BY .Prslsr indsls win lsd i, Is
Cssdih 4 ssrtsin and spssdy rsnsdy.
10 THE LADIES.
hckRANT 8TkKHafHENIN6 OORDIAk 10 a ssysr-
os.tFsstsd Diasr AsRsrsassn sf 6rins
o. lnrslunury Disssarfs thsrss, Falling Of the Wsns
siddins, Painting aud ell diseases incident Females
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUTIT
stnslss, ssnfthsD, invigsats yss and sauss ths
slssn Of hsss ysu cheek aqua Every ssttls 10
varsaAtsd 70 give satsfssusa-
FOX CHILDREN,
COkDIAL vim n,ls ssn ksslthy, fs, and r.sr.t Ds.y
as nsmsnt uJ IL, and yss viii b ssnvsssd. Ia de-
GkUfTON,
Beware Of drssgss dealers vhs nay uy palm sysa
70. ,'ms s.r ssIsspssIla I.sh vhieh thsJ 6sy
T a G Essh Ac;a coaDAL i1 nn :ns Al a.
ssthing sss IL ihs snly remedy that will purify ths
Bleed snd At the time the systs
pr.1snsi,. f.r CS.I.r. Chi. .Os F.1sr Y.s.
.ay s. psI s.,d. o. .... q; e. " 9. % MetEhT. ''
kisirasnL fnoeipsl Dspst tbs eepsr Of Yard and
Pisa ,trssu, D. Lssis, Ne.
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'F NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Il HE Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington, ~H-
Baltimore, and Old Point Fortress EeSEN
Monroe) To be resumed, on and after sss,.s..zs
MONDAY, the % instant. the Bay Line of amers
will leave Ba. timors EVERY DAY lexcept Sun
day. from their wharf, foot of Union Dock, at AZ
O'Clock p. m, Immediately after the arrival Of
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
at 2h O'Clock p. III.
m O-f NJ n FALLS. Pres't
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JOHN r. ELLIS
aslf SOS. bstvsss s1 and 10th 50
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- certify that hs- proPeF tz.'i. -
nes, ,and-ableto 20 fulfil oontrsot fOr 10 airh'r.s
stationery for the Department of STATE da.t9sssr
year ending June 50, 1852, should - bad ~
oepted. Is
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l.. Fl UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
=, has removed to the corner of Tvslfth and r SITS,
ne ls prepared TO Introduce w ater and Gas upon
satisfaction. ~
he He has on hand . 10. of COOKING and Other
STOVES, which he will sell less thau cost A bs
NIsnes 20 ket rld OF them. no
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w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In store, and are daI y RECEIVING, GAS
FATURES of entirely New Patterns and DesIgns
and Finish, superior style to anything heretofore
onered IN this market. We invite citizens general
70 call and examine our stock of Gas and w ater
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrus,cd 10 sur cara
Will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS d Mo6HhN.
maj l-u S76 street.
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IT 8. MILITARY ROUTE.
u. SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains vail leave the Depot st
7.l0 a. IN. and so P. m for Philadelphia and New
York Trims Will arrive at 10 q. m. and 45 p. IN.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Gen'l Manager.
ma lS tChron, Intel and Repub.l
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN =. DOVE co,
zAnE nov prepared 10 execute any orders with
which they pay be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III Store on 9Th street, q few doors north Of Pa
syslpe, Were nay be found comsleke assortment
WATHR FIXTURES. IN yINiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

T OW-PRICED CARPETINGS,
just IeceIved aud for sale at the old stand of Cs
of super INGRAM CARPETfNGS, which wilI
be sold astonishingly low
EIcellent wool Double Ingram, at 6l1S cents,
worth 87H cents.
Ditto At 81 cents, worth IS. Ditto at 51 worth So
Also, q full stock OF Shades and Materials for
Shades Mosquito Nets, Picture Cords, &c.
JAMES DODSON,
Je Ii cost No. Market Space.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
Thrilling Adventure With Two Snakes,

We learn that James Graham, ESQ. our
up-and-dressed sheriff, whose adventure
with the wolf, which, it will be recollected
he skated down and caught on the river
last winter, an exploit, by the way, that has
been copied into almost every paper in the
United States, was yesterday the hero of an
adventure more wonderful than than the
one above alluded TO. While crossing a
piece of marshy ground bordering on the
northern bayou, near this village, in COM
pany with small boy, he discovered two
extraordinary large blue racer snakes iust
ahead of him, and though armed with moth.
ing but an Insignificant stick, he resolved at
once TO endeavor to dispatch the monsters.
Therefore. by describing a circle, he head
ed them off, and hemmed them in next the
water, which this SPECIES of reptile dislike
exceedingly, but as lie approached nearer
and nearer the largest one. with head erect.
turned upon him, and in an instant curl.d
his strong sinewy body about his leys with
such teuacity that it was impossible for him
10 move out OF his tracks without fall;ng
over.
Bot in spite Of this prcdicament the sher-
iff was not much alarmed, until he saw the
other snake, which had meantime been
running from side TO side. suddenly start
toward him, and with the qucknes. of
lightning leap upon him, catching his nghr
arm in its embrace, and binding it as frinly /
10 bis body as if it had been secured with 1
chains Of steel. and of course. notwithstand-
ing he strained every nerve in the Effort, he
could not release it With his lrfi be. drew
a sheath knife from breast pocket of hi-
coat, and made short work of s.'vering the
coils of his disaSreeable foes. The largest
of these monsters measured seven feet, four
and one half inches and The o,h,r five feet
and eight inches. The shelf says that it
seemed to him that the terrible embrace OF
the large reptile was eqsal 10 the strength
which two men cogld bnig TO bear ON a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
A Quaint Sermon.

Mr.. Dodd was minister. who live,
many years ago a few miles from Cam
bridge; and having several times beer
preaching against drunkenness, some of the
Cambridge scholars conscience which i.
sharper than ten thousand WITNESSES. being
their monitor.) were very much offended
and thought he made reflections on them.
Some little time after, MIR Dodd was walk
ing towards Cambridge, and met some OF
the students, who, as soon as they saw him
at distance, resolved TO make some ridi-
| cule OF him. As soon as he came Up, they
| accosted him with "your servant, Sir "
he replied, "your servant, Gentlemen"
They asked him if he had moi been preach
ing very much against drunkenness of late ;
he answered in the affirmative. They then
told him that they had favor to beg of
him, and it was that he would preach SER
mon tC them there, from a text they should
choose.
lie argued that it was an imposition, for
man ought to have some consideration be-
lore preaching. They said they would
not put up with denia.l aud insisted on his
preaching Immediately, in hollow tree
=
malt. lie then began as follows 80 Be-
loved, let me claim your attention. am a
little man-come at short notice 10 preach
short sermon-from a short text--to a
thin congregational an unworthy pulpit.
Beloved, my text is malt. cannot divide
IT into sentences, there being none; nor in
10 words, there being but one. must
therefore of necessity divide it into letters,
which find in my text to be four--M-A-L-T;
NJ is mas'er. a is allegoiical, L is literal,
Is theoretical. The moral is 10 teach you
rustics good manners; therefore NJ my mas
iers all of you 4 leave off T tpplng.--
The allegorical is when one thing is spoken
ot and another meant. The thing spoken
OF is malt, the thing meant is the spirit of
malt, which you rustics make, NJ your meat,
A your apparel, L your liberty, and your
trust. The literal is according to the let
tiers, NJ much ale, l. little trust. The
theological is according TO the effect of
works-in some NJ murder-in others
all L looseness Of life,-and
IN many treachery. shall conclude the |
subject tirst, by way of exhortation, NJ my
masters, all of ycu L listen to my text
second by way OF caution, NJ my masters
all of you L look for the truth third, by |
way of communicating the truth which is
Ihis-a drunkard is the annoyance of mod
esty; the spoil of civility; the destruction
Ut reason; the robbers agent; the ale
house benefactor; his wife's sorrow; his
children's trouble his own shame his
neighbor's scott; walking swill-bowl; the
picture of a beast; the monster of man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

meeting, much laughter, many questions
many frrvent expressions of affection, O
delight al being once more together.
l'u come, now, let us hear each other,
adventures, said Clara and when he,
',,rnds had relat, theirs she began TO talk
Of hers.
Reader. cnn you imagine my feelings a.
heard That woman tell what | have nj
ready told. and much more? I heard all
"a It IN dream, yet knew that it was re-.
aiiy-as real as anything can be in this
unreal world. Presently rose, and steal
ing softly into the hall, laid just before tn.
door Of the room where Clara was, one of
my cards. and in excited silence waited the
result IL was what had reckoned on.--
Mrs. Jenkins saw il instantly a she stepped
from her friends room. Some one has
dropped note heard her say. heard
her move toward the light. Then she gave
4 i'l'le shrek, and rushed back to her
friends.
"Oh Mr.. - has been here. He
must have seen me come in, and followed
me. What shall do 2"
Who is Nc. -? You did not men.
tion him. Why 90 you fear him 2" asked
the friends.
Oh, he was an old beau of mine," said
LARA and would not meet him for the
world"
why, how many beaux did you have ?"
was the laughing inquiry.
had great many. and was engaged
10 four other men when | married Mr., Jen-
kins. MIR. - was the fourth ONE
Ever since that night in the Detroit bo-
tel, have been firmly established in the
OPINION that not the Jews alone were watch |
cd over by particular providence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
Dr.Narshal's Headache and Calarrh Suurr

Jis Spuh as heropyhly proved itself to bc the hes, ar
= tele ever ktewn for curing thF Cataf,A CJ ,a "a,
"" ara ~ iAadaeAs u has been FUND an cSecl,n,
reh'e IN many esscs Of Sore EysS Drtfnps. has L,
rhseu by ~ ani Hsarig has often been era
~ ~ use " pntEcs out all ebstructons srengther, H.
nands and gives healthy actions the pars .fFrc,.d
hi recommended by Of the best INV ysciaps ,i h
u's,' WIN great sueeess and satisfaction whrr
'ute tpin twenty live experience has nroy.t u;
beiorc. ''e"oi hNah ever
arEe namhcrof the most respectable whoesale nru,
S- ~ New lnfk aud Boston Ia sivr.ib b %
ieo' say, The undersigned having for many wears b,
aiusinte with Dr MrrShaHs Crtarrh aHd IsaaIeL, Sg
am N', III our Wholesale trade, ,eecffully state th, e
believe t TO be be equal In g, ~ respect 10 tbe We
phs gwen Tor The cure of Catarrhal affections ana
thr common Diseases Of the iisadn - "'' io'
.,,,ilt ARE OF CouNTERFEITs. A fac
on every bottle, '' D'"e"' IF
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
UYDRO-MAGNErIC sIpHO.

rnE PREVENTION DISEASES
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, kIDSErs, STOMACH
AND BOWELS. AND PREvESrIos CONCEPTION.
This Spho, when used prevents and Nervous De
bity Costiyeness Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache
Iecueherrhoa or Whites, Proapu uter Falling OF the
Womb. obsructed Mens alton. and all complaints
urinal Organs, Kidneys and Bowels.
The Spho enables all prevent diSea-e without
TO drugs. herbs pills. 1t l. perfectly
safe 1t viii last fete without getting out of
and falls il Is simple, aud be used by child 1t
acts magnetcay and chemically removing absorbing
destroying ali morbid secreons aud poisonous matter in
the stem IL pleasant strength and lie
20 the body enyens the spirits imparts cheerfulness the
mind. and gives tone aud elasticity all who
will last for years 1t enables those whose health
cumstnees do not permit increase of family regulate
limit their offspring, INT be used during prrg
nancy as it wonld produce miscarriage.
w sud teIh ssch Stpto important pTirafe aHf eoNfdsn
fial inform os for the MssTea. those contemplating
Marriage, also, fnA SirsesiOHs for is
SECURE
Single s.; cheaper quality, 50. Each Is wal
Tante They securely packed, and forwarded all
parts ef the country. Address,
DIR J. RUSSELL
tBON b. ln-l0l BRo0KLTS, New Xork.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

ScoLDING.-If laughter bcgets fat it is
no less true that scolding is the mother OF
meagerness. Who ever saw "A plump ter
maSant! Thevlrago is scraggy--scracei-
ness Is the badge of all her tribe. 1t would
seem that the attriton of fierce, exactng
temper gives sharpness to the human frame
as inevitably as a gritty grindsione puts
wiry edge on a broad.axe. Artists under
stand this fact, and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. They invariably represent la
dies supposed to be given TO .lhe rampage !"
as remarkably high in the bone. Shrews
are thus depicted in comic valentines, and
all the illustrators of i" Curtain Lectures .
have represented the rib of MIR. Caudle
without particle of fat. Lavater refer
ring to female fire-brands, says fatly to
their faces that their noses are sharp.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
Washing Machine.
IL will do Washing, starciimg aud Nvrin%-

fNfs machine has been thoroughly tested for the six
Il months and found to do all that II Designed
IL Is adapted 20 all kinds clothes from poet handker
chief 20 bed quilt You wiring your clothes la
THAI quarter ef the time aud much dryer
will dry in hslf the time and iuure yeur clothes
one half much a. when twisted by hand. This machine
Is formed with two spring rolls coyeFd with rubber,
constructed together With pressure and
Fast and ety The springs in the rolls
u yield the most in the centre, where the bulk Of the
clothes conducted they pass between them. by
clothes that they through nearly dry enough to rDu
However the garment may be- it receives equal
Of pressure. Tn. clothes washed by this
will require rubbing the direst parts such
collars aid wristbands which viii require but slight rub
with the hands.
The maehiue is Baiys patent, and the subscriber has
bought the right Of manufacture and sale for Ninham and
Windsor counties. Price Sli,00 A. s. CLARK.
Bellows Falls, Vt, Feb. D. lS5l.
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u r. Y
From the Atlantic Monthly
OUR ORDERS.

Weave no more silks, We Lyons looms.
TO deck our girls for CAV delights,
The crimson iioser Of battle blooms
Anu solemn marches fill the the nirht..
Weave but the lag whose bars TODAY
Drooped ifeayy o'er our early ,l.aJ
ana h"'n.iy garments, coarse and gray.
for orpha.-s that must earn their bread,
heep back your tunes, We viols sweet.
That pour delight from other lands
is,nse lhere the dancers restless feet
The trumpet leads our warrior bands.
Ana yc that wage the war OF words
Win my site fame and subtle nower
20, chatter 20 the idle birds.
Or teach the lesson Of the hour,
he sibyl Arts, in one stern Knot
he all your Offices combined,
stand close, while Courage draws the lot.
The destiny Of humankind.
Aud IL that destiny could fail.
The Sun should darkeu In the sky.
The eternal bloom Of Nature pale.
And God, aud Truth, and Freedom die
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

DISTRESS OF NATIoNs.-India is the
scene of a desolaie famine, after having
gone through desolate rebellion.
A-stria Is on The verge OIL bankruptcy
and about to lose Hungary and Venitia.
Italy is preparing for war. So is France
Prussia is about to contend with Den.
mark.
Turkey totters TO its base.
Bosnia is in arms.
Rome is in lis last agonies, and Poland
appears TO be on the verge Of revolutions
To this we may add our own civil war.
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week. Below will be found an extract from
it.
ALLEGED GRIEVANCE.
But the great complaint of the South,
and that which is admitted to be the occa-
sion of the present revolt, is the alleged in
reference of the North in the Southern in
stitution of slavery subject on which the
sensibilitles of the two sections have been
so deeply and fearfully stirred, that it is
nearly impossible TO speak words of impair
tal truth. As have already stated, the
declaration of South Carolina, of the causes
which prompted her to secede from the
Union, alleged no other reason for this
movement than the enactment of laws to
obstruct the surrender of fugitive slaves
The declaration does not state that South
Carolina ever lost a slave by the operation
of these laws. and il is doubtful whether
dozen from all the States have been lost
from this cause. A gross error on this sub
ject pervades the popular mind at the
South. Some hundreds of slaves in the
escape annually I; some to the re-
cesses of the dismal swamp; some to the |
everglades of florida; some to the track
less mountain region. which traverses the |
South some to the Mexican States and the /
Indian tribes, some across the free States to
Canada. The popula, feeling of the South
iscribes the entire loss to the laws of the
rec States while it is doubtful whether
hese laws cause any portion Of it. The
public sentiment of the North is not such.
t course. as TO dispose the community to
bstruct the escape or aid in the surrender
4 slaves. Neither is il at the South. No
ne, l am told. at the South. not called up
n by official duty, joins in the hue and cry
fter fugutive; and whenever he escapes
rom any Stale south Of the border Tier. it /
! evident that his flight mus. have been aid !
IN 2 community of shareholders. If the.
'orth Carolina fugitive escapes through
'irginia or the Tennessee fugitive escapes /
trough Kentucky, Why are Pennsylvania
I'D Ohio alone blamed? On this whole |
i.leci the groSsest injustice is don't 10 the t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Benevolent Institution, established by special EEdow
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afote,
with fruent aud Chronic Diseases and especially for tn
carr q Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
Nj EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting Surgeon
vi VAIL ABLE REPORTS on spsTmstorrhoa, and othc
DisSs ef the Sexual Organs. add tie NEW REMEDIE,
employed In the Dispenstry, sent in sealed envelopes free
chse Two or three stamps for postage acceptable Al
Phiieieirhia, Pa 1914
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

WELCOME HoME.-In Tie mountains d
lyrol II is the custom Of the women and
children 10 come out when il is bedtime
smg their national songs until they hear
their husbands, fathers, and brothers answer
them frcin the hills on their return home.
Tn the shores of the Adratic such Gus
tom prevails. There the wives of the fish
ermen come down about sunset and singing
the hrst stanza, they listen awhile for an
answering melody from off the water and
continue 10 sing and listen till the we'll
known voice comes borne on the waters.
telling that the loved one is almost home.
How sweet TO the weary fisherman, as the
shadows gather around him, must be the
songs of the loved ones at home, that sing
to cheer him and how they strengthen and
tighten the links that bind those humble
dwellers by the sea.
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THE
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Ssate.raem, Judges. Cirraymea,
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y, Woods CO., Proprietors Ala Broadway New York
and IA Market Street, ST Louis, No.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

The body of Horace Mann, has been re-
Gently removed from the grounds of Antioch
college, where it has lain for nearly two
years, to Providence, in accordance with his
expressed wish, that he might be buried
BY the side of his first wife. The body was
found 10 be in remarkable state of preser-
sation, the features retaining all the express
sion of life.