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AGRICULTURAL
sori1s Tor Closing Preserve Lrs.

For the preservation OF all kinds of fruit,
use glass bottles or jars. They are clean
or, more durable, more costly at FIRST, but
cheaper in the end, than tin, and transpar-
ent. Select those of even thickness, or
rather of even thinness, for they are often
exposed 10 considerable heat, and while they
sbould not be so thin as to break in common
handling, or burst from internal pressure
caused by fermentation, siill they should no,
be thick, OF of pressed glass, when blown
glass Jars can be readily obtained. So much
for the bottles. Now as to closing them air
fight. First, corks will not do. The very
structure of the substance is agains, it, I'M
less cork of the most velvety character is
obtained, and this is costly. We have in
previous volumes recommended waxed cloth
lied over the lar as a substitute at once
cheap and effective, and have never found
anything superior to it. Prepare the cloth
in this way Melt together some rosin,
beeswax, and tallow in equal parts; tear
the cloth in strips four inches wide. or at
least wide enough conveniently to Tie over
the mouth of the jar, and dip these strips,
drawing them through the hot wax and
stripping nearly all the wax of. With cloth
,hus prepared, after the Jar is filed with
the hot preserves, and while still hot, close
The month and bind il on with good linen
cord. Then with shears trim Oft as much
Of the wax cloth as is desirable, and then
dip in some melted wax, which should be
made with only about half as much tallow.
Sealing-wax may be used if desired. The
jars should be put where the wax will cool
at once, so that the exhaustion caused by
the cooling of the preserves and the con-
densation Of steam, may not cause the wax
10 run through the cloth. Nothing can be
more thoroughly air-tight than bottles oil
jars SO prepared. Homestead.
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Action Of Salt and SaItpetre on Meat.

The following interesting account of the
action Of salt and saltpetre on meat will
doubtless be new to many of our readers =
The manner in which salt operates in its
preservative functions is obvious, Salt, by
its strong affinity, in the first place, extracts
the juices from the substance of meat in
sufficient quantity to form saturated solu-
ton with the water contained in the juice,
and the meat then absorbs the saturated
brine in the place OF the juice extracted by
the salt in the first place. Thus, matter in
capable Of putrefaction takes the place of
that portion Of the meat which is most per-
ishable. Such, however, is not the only Of
fce Of salt as means Of preserving meat ;
il also acts BY its ssringency in contracting
the fbres of the muscles, and so excludes
the action of air on the interior of the sub
stance Of the meat The last mentioned OPP
GRAFTON of salt as an antipestic is evinced by
the elimination of the volume of meat to
which il is applied.
The astringent action of saltpetre on meat
is much greater than that of salt, and there
by renders the meat to which it is applied
very hard bu, in small quantities it con-
siderably assists the antiseptic action of salt,
and it also prevents the destruction of the
forid Tor red) color of the meat by the APP
plication Of salt. From the foregoing state.
ment Of the mode Of operation of salt and
saltpetre on meat, it will be perceived that
the application of these matters deteriorates
in considerable degree, the nuiritive, and
TO some extent, the wholesome qualities 0
meat; and, therefore, in their use, til,
quantity applied should be as small as pos
J. sibly consistent with the perfect preserva
ton of the meat Farmer and GUdene,
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VT. Valley Railroad

NOTICE On and after MONDAY, May 20, 1861, Past
seneer Trains will leave BelowsOls for BrattleboFo'
al so A. NJ and 235 r. M and returning leave Battebo-
no ut 10 90 A, NJ. and rs 7. NJ -
Freight Train Bellows Falls at blb A. NJ and Brat
tlrboro at 8 IS 2. NJ.
The two passenger trains this route connect South
with the VT aud Connecticut River Railroads. 10
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct 20
New York On the North with the Rutland Harrington,
sullivan VT Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
passumpc Rivers railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, Sc. Johnsbury
and White Mountains, Burlington and HOUSES fsint og
ensburg and Montreal NJ. sLoAT, sup't.
April -, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27

A QuAKER's ADvlcr.-A prudent and
well disposed member OF the Society oil
Friends once gave tie following friendly
advice -
"John," said he, Il hear thou art going
to be married"
"Yes," replied John, 81 am
"Wel," replied the man of drab, 81 have
one little piece of advice to give thee, and
that is, never marry woman worth more
than thou art. When was married TO my
wife, | was lucklessly worth but just fifty
shillings, and she was the possessor OF sixty
two; and whenever any differences has oc-
Cured between us, she have always thrown
up the odd shilings."
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NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and afte Monday June g. 1861, Trains will
follows
Leave Northampton $40 Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York Il,05 Accommodation
for New Haven and New YORK $50 p m, Accommodation
Train for Westfeld.
7,60 connecting with train Com River r. r. for
the North As p M Mail and Passenger arrival Of
I'll train from New York. connecting at Wcsthed
direct for Albany and the West.
Leave Westfcd Is ?. for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Connections, at Northampton with Conn. River II. r al
wested Western Railroad at Plainyle Providence Hart
ford and Fishk r. r. at New Haven with New York anc
New Haven Il. II. New Haven, New London and sonnng
ton II. X and New Haven Hartford and Springfield H. H.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal point
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
CHAS. N. YEAMANS, sup't
Westheld, June !, 1861. "a
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ISLAND HOUSE ,
BELLOWS FALLS, WI

TIVE subscriber having leased the Island House, at Bel
lows Falls and the stable connected herewith, would
announce that he putting il Ia complete order and w De
fully prepared on and after "Wednesday, May s. TO for
those the travelling public who may favor him with fhir
patronage His long experience In the business leads him
TO hope that with gentlmanly ASSISTANTS careful and at
tentye walters and excellent puveyors he will he able to
fully sustain the high repute OF the Island ou in its most
pamy days and successfully cater to the wants OF all Inc
rates of board will De such must prove satisfactory
EDMUND JONES' Proprietor.
Bellows Falls, May l 1851 Is
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DIAPER uANGINGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG
i INGS.
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES;
Varying In price from 8 cents TO 81 per Roll.
500 ROLLS SPLENDID GILT PAPBRSi
SCROLLS CURTAIN PAPERS
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY
Customers wishing oseleet from the largest stoekin
lie State invited to call JOSEPH CLAIM.
Frattleboro, April IA, 1853. 10
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Law nee,
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon yon get any style Of pictures MANN
N feturel in the latest style Of the art prices to suit
the times Old Dagnsrrotyp-s, Ambrosype< &C. copied
and enlarged to life izr and beautifully eoored In oil or
water eotor~. Remember Frank IawTencs. the East
End u the Park Chester viii remain but short time
Chester, sFril u, ISL. IS
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MRS. WILSON'S
CO CO A N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing pa, up in large bottles,
and retas for 81 per boisie aud for dressing the
hair any person. young Old there is not its equal in
the world Ii will make The hair everything you wish il
to be- and moreover, Il has psrfume that Is Infinitely
superior 10 any the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone shoald entisie 1t 70 place on
every lady's toilet table.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27

WINTER AiRANGBWhNi Il
an AND AFTER MONDAY, DC. 10, is0o' fNAiN'
" will run "a follow;
saS 81 - UJ -E' n -
rhe Norning Train will leave windsorat 10 ~, ~
CONNECTING with traius Montreal aud ogiehsnu sl'
r.noni M Il 49, and Charesto~n at Is, A. a. eohn.N
tIue at Bellows Falls with Cheshire kaihcaetor
LoSel And Worcester and with Vermont ,siies ""'V"'
Tor snri, r6eId arriving at New York at 4,4o 7 ~; -
rhe Mai Train will leave windsor at lZoo 4, "a "" W
ARRIVAL o Trains from Montreal ogdensbugi, hatt'n anu
ittetonl Claremont at l6, aud Chariestownat 100
A tir at Bellows FALL With Cheshire Kaitonu
R.on Worcester Sc, also with NermontNales hnliVau
"a, Sc. arriving at New YORK az IL iV e ="
and with ;utand and Burlington hailroau
raJ GD Eu -m' N N
TheMai Train will lea Bellows Falls Ohars
town ~ IA Siarrmon l6p NJ eonneetine aiNlhu
sor with VI Contra Railroad Tor Montpelier bnrnEon
Rons,it Point Monti eal Osdensburgh &c .snua Mmt
River Junction with rassumpsit ailroad ior en-
Littleton 81. Johnsbury Barton, Hndthe Mhi'e NOUN
tans. - p,,..E Az fon
arrival Of trains from Boston and New York; ohartstown
NJ q IA and Carsnlont at Gao. u NJ connecting NJ hu
sr with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier burning
TON tieuse's Point, Montreal, ogdeuslnrgh, Nc. =,
"" ''''''' EDWARD THOMPSON, sSp't
Charlstown, N, IL, Eo O.lst0. u
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Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

-N~~-~-~-N1
Please read certificates from the following reia-
bic and well known people
MRssRs HexeY r WILSON & Co.--My wife Is
using your Regeneration the hair and il
far superior anything she used for the hair IL
easily applied does soil in the leasas no dsagree-
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ing off, aud often the headache. forward You
this certificate unsolicited. because think article
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widely known bink il Is The best al tele for the hair
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al IKE The Hair Regsnerator and Dressing very
muck" REv. Csc. ". WooDIsG, Hartford, Ct
~ aHhesiiafingtg pronounce 1t iasaiaa6te arti-
Gle from the sgfcf on my o,rn head"
A Hill, wifro Rev. Henry Bin, Manchester, N. II.
an rendered mg aair soft and giossgn
Minor FAnsAn, Saratoga Springs, N Y.
.ffesi confident fhat IL operates sor as a dye, but
10 restore the roofs 10 Their natural healthy sfcfe."
REV. Z. NJ. KeLLoe, Nashua, H.
Utmost chssrftaiiy recommend Il 70 all psrsonsn
itKy G. Russrli, Littleton, n u.
MsSsns. HrSnv p wftsnx & Co have no hesitancy
In saying in my opnipn Mrs. Wilson's Hair Reeenera-
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in use. shall continue - ihera with pleasure.
Rsv II. n UARrWELl., Lawrence, Mass.
November
MsssRs nssRY p wusos h Co. I have I'D your
Hair Regeneraior and Hair Dressing and have received
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high commentator, ard cheerialy nd them to
all gray hair its original color,
TO any who troubled with danduin, dsagreeabie
Itching 81 the head umors to those whose hair Is
RAW O W. II CLARK. Great Falls, N. II.
Nrssns usssY p wIfsox a Co I: deem Mrs VIII
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations have. in many in
fallen on dsndru, restore The hair to its orgna
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some serious inmors Personally, have
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Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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The Guide and Guard


II exposes all the Humbngs and the varo Tricks
tce sick we'll IL illustrates the pns OF the Quac
ouges dupe every tgues the unwary through
lf and shows up every swinde OF the age 1t shows
all kinds of Food, Medicines Liquors and foods autera-
with the Detecting frauds Price Is
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THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,


For every Family, having 900 Receipts Cooking
Preserving Dyeing Cleaning sc. How to Paint aud what
the best Raise. How sas advice ouse
Keepers Farmers and Mechanics 1000 subjects of In
tereats. Price % cents. Worth 10 TO any one
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And tho Physiology of Marriage.

work the cause, symptoms, and treatment of all
complaints peculiar to the marriage its duties abor
ton results children their Ills aud pre-
conception with Invaluable Instructions them
on subjects Of private Price Is cents.
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PRENTIcE's REPLY TO A CHALLENGE
A secessionist, named Roger w. Hanson,
having challenged Prentice, of the Louis
willie Journal, for something he had said
about him in his paper, prntice replies as
follows in his paper;
LOUISVILLE, Sept. D.
Roger Hansca,-Sr Yours OF the 2lst
inst. is received You sought redress Tor
the very article you complain ofby publish
inu scurrilous pamphlet and, it you de
mand any more redress you can get it III
the same way or ANY other way you can.
shall not appoint time and place for
meeting, for wouldn't 90 two steps to meet
or avoid you. As for killing you, think
that have done that eflectua'ly already,
and don't care TO waste powder and lead
on a carcass. They can be put to better
use in these rebellious times.
Respectfully, GEo. d. PRENTICE.
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Use the Regeneration before retiring at night. and
in morning apply little Of the Dressing. and Your
hair viii be even uurc leiike in color and beauty.
Use nothnr your hair but these preparations, and
use these according directions, and warrant you
a kocd healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and Sold wholesale BY Henry p. Will
son Co., Manchester, y. II 10 whom all letters should
be addressed
soidia Bellows Fansty T. woops
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The Ceallemcn's Medical Companion
And Private Adviser.

book for the old and young embracing the Pathology,
Prevention and Cure Of all Diseases of the Urinary aud
ua Organs aud warning voice Of advice and counsel such
to be found in no other work. Price 25 cents
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STAND BY THE FLAG

g AVS every Patriot at this time, and general uprising
- in favor of the Constitution and the Union Is going
throughout the entire length and breadth Of those States
remaining loyal 10 the Government that has been eonstn
touall placed in power but the unanmity th point
greater than Il that the people through all tn
region hereaboats relative to the excellence beauty style
and low prices ef the large stock Of
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We eonvnce tdat there many parents of scrou
lous consumpaye and diseased condition whom numer
offs rs only brings -udsrin. and poverty. To such
wousd say information OF q
wei -e<sea. aua iever--aing .'REvESTIyK.
We via mai. anY a,p.in- for It,
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WYE offer the country trade and consumers complete
w assortment every variety ofLIQUoRs, wiNEs,Sc
and would say experience of than forty years
Importers only sufficient guarantee for the purity
of our goods that enables to offer advantages to
buyers that be exceed by any house in Boston
Owing the difficulty of procuring in many towns,a strict
ly pure and reliable article Of Liquors and Wines for medic
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will find greatly their advantage to send their orders
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whatever Persons who require pure Liquors aud Wines Ia
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Communications by mail will receive prompt attention
with full and complete catalogues gois prices, &c.
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81 Il 80 State Street. Boston
Boston, April, 6, 1861. l5-Hly
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sAPONiFIER,
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- The sAPoNlFith eau w nv" 80
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