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w NHEREAS.-By1 nane> date;l

April !. 4. .. 1855, arI recorded z C051. c,an
+, Il book q ct Nor: ::aEca. rage g. SAa:aor,
~. E,:n hs wife. ccnceseG 10 /: E SvIE sW:a
Fort Dearborn addition to CA:cs.n % sccurc hys
bonds q the tane Ga:e herewith 3nsitnnsd 70 pay
E9tes nr coupons q Ef>y dollars caeh- ih power Of
Eis1e esss q sssas Z sEsa e 4 sata nsInera O.
Sd s1 me ne b I'D sStt ard Johnston pE decd da::d
toE been a:sc enly snd.rsl ane4:ssa ed snd cia1lt
Tae sys dc SI.i l5s la s;.:: ssi1 e sEsas . u.
day OF March A. .. 1ss! 8: 10 o'clock A. n i. The
Ntrta deer ct The Court I1S~e IN the cS # En:caxo
IN tie cEFft bsctcE :r t. 70 saake tac :.:ork due
on said bond. ard ca:Eons N.a Of sale aE COZ
stsance. the premises sonFc descf!h*l. and 81 tue
I!.i4r titc Hn Interest. II law auI IN s-.n;tr .1c
sa ]. y. N:agnap ana Ellen kit wife t:.er ae'Es azd
:s-:= Es IN ana to the sa;..e. GEORGE eAYS0S-
-Ase{..st o. E.tC Mortgage.
fttcs~o. 1farc:s s :5El s..1 i
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5Demelo Nuraern.
SHEFFIELD NURSERY;

Cor. Rac5ne~st. and Cal5y al5yaourae ave. China &C III
N. LEWIS, Propxietax..
Ybere for 6.le low 11z c.sa ) dne seock Ok :.
E72SoEEEEs, SHADE TEEEE, s13:UEs i:a;sEEas;
yERpEx.s, FUCaIAs. GtazASsGaa- HI
A.a.,e1soe vtaea Geosoe11!as Cr1..?sz s.a
EaspbecTes4 B!acksFt1.:a ;e4 sM:a rs:se:s aoauf
elsewhe.e. ,,.-.sz.., u y.
s-rS ~ rfs1aere Sna tarn - u: Nussos9 4E4
rsse SnEr orr ees&Eto:,@ tret:.s Eh@t FaR huy.
TTbo Htgiaaoa esrcet an G;1 encs.s +Ee7ne Can.
on de Forts CEtago tti4 5snsfHaS TIL 70 Etata =
sfse x e NnI I'm ~ ST IFS %fSAnl e. Lzn1At
r AXE SUPERIOR CHARCOAL:
PIG TRON.... Hi.
| t,a..:a4.z7S n: E4s vessuu<se lsdq r. r-:&Fa
aad 6- elle Ii snxat.tee 70 salt casS.aseEs IT =
| ~ C. e. Hsss3{Seaszs9s + t7s*
:Y.rEIF te-aR ~ tzti r
, 1862-03-14

NEW TOKK STEAM D7E
l< Toz8k We YxExuEY. ~ Eo.lA CAxx szzea,
2sts4efE Att9as1o tut Mo1rpe, Ctstes1, EF= md
Etaanr: Of ell t;at= Or S; End oo4so Noot- -.ft1
= storc s1t Casnx9 xoTE &olfrtta1. Al orasS
III oe EESraes fron,tr1y atsss3%a w. EY4 00lck
B1EAf ae4{1
, 1862-03-14

6oor OF the cour. .,onse IN ihe City u Ch;s,go 1t
she hou; of eleven oese:k my lghs :tte sid s'.
henstlt OF creditors made :y r i. Carter July
18Th 1s to the following asssthed !os5 pieces and
IL EssooEs {. Ki1h:e:hs Subdivision of Boc! 3 In the
EaEa} Trustee Subdivision Ct the west a!t, aud the
ship So north Harge II east OF Il,rd Flinc5ea. Mer.
Said lots tr.ng on the Roush sGe Of Van Earsa
street. T.1leT ss:Fct. S1Cposcd h. title in
fee. subject to mGrfEag due said icls Of two
ASEEE GARTER
H61!n--i I'M Assignee Of 7. B. Cs7te..
, 1862-03-14

4 KTILLEHY AND CAVALRY
II OFF!E3s!ss.-An extra nice Tot Of sAhres. Bc,ts
and EnsaRs Sabre Enol1 sid Snnfa. If5El Bnckskfn
press g Gauat:ctg. Aiao. Inf:ntEy Erl4 and Line Or
5cefh W1-1Is The hest articles male; Smith and Wts
sra zru Pond. a-@o:yc:a aad Percussion Cartridge,
Shoulder atrope KnsIeS &C, Dr.. all sold very CHEAP
1<r cash. E. BOWEN, 70 Clark stIcz.r 1p stairhI
over t:'e United E;;;atrs Express Gzhce. ocls,ay
, 1862-03-14

ntASTEK'S SALE.-State cf I'LL
County.-In Cilznccr. john Lewis James H Tsses
harriet Res Elw3sa H. Talsott Patrick Mullins
Public notice is hereby Eisen that L T. c: raina
Illinois viii. in pur1 uance Of Mandate ii Decree
cEtesed IN The above entitled cause the se nefeo
the cr'h deer Of the Court House on B.oss thirty
Zine [7 Dls Town. il the City af Chicago. M the 3sth
Ct sat dsr. al Of the ortge=ch premises described
IN Estd necree. soEIf-Lct SIX i6 Il Eee= md ssis
subdivision If Blocks numbered seventsssA TEL aIts
seventy serrn III IN the School Section Addition to
Chicago. Curn:x Of CooS md Statc u 1EESss OK 50
G.ncl. und such portion thereof Eaay b.
1ake TAG money due upon slid pe::ee With cos:s il
terust. commissions, &c. L c. PAINE FIsIIie
Master IL Ct.ncc:y Of CooS santr.
Chicago March 9Th lsfa E.h1.u5s7 ii
, 1862-03-14

HELiEEeED's E:xTzAGE' sECEG.
No FAMILY 6HouLp BR WITHOUT IT,
eEErAHzo AccoEorsa TO
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
pgKsoEraxo ASr rgEo ET
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
BELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUGHp
pleasant Ii t;a tsste and c1or, Immediate IN IL
keaou end tree pn ali INJURIOUS properties. CHrea at
little erpease-
LITTLE Or NO CHANGE II DIE
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. or 6K fer FIVE
DlLAE5, delivered to anY uAzre, initial hotei poet
express oGee Etore-
Dessr1he Symptoms n eli Communications.
EELA8o1DE GENUINE rKETARAT10aa
EXTRACT BUCHU,
EXTRACT SAESAFAEILLA.
PHYSICIANS, rLElsz No71CE-Wc tuakE1o scc7ct os
xG.ei!eota. They are ae.ccted By competent Drug
Ess; Auo sre of the bea: quality.
EELEEoLD'5 GENUINE PREPARATIONS
PREPARED IL 7Ao1o. BY
II e. HELMROLD.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL EHENl5C.
Dc2o.-1sl 6ou.5 Tenth st, PhrkdasphIA En
BOLD BY
LORD 4 BMITE,
NSe:esa!e Druggists, - Lake ST., Chlesge2
Agents :a7 the Sss.e OF Illinois. Also By MI res2ects
ple DruEEsts- ---
Ask for HeI1nboIdsa-~-T&ke no other,
no1sasas5n
, 1862-03-14
CTATE or I71tT0?s COOK

q :1y. .ss-=rse.:e7 t.a;t 9, Ca:csso Zach
I.s1. !: y -i::: :sr::h = a;as.: ... r. A*;o'
I:uE;. .;sce 5 he1esy ,sex 81; t;t--:. '.:s7.
lat - of ar.ach,utn q tss- at 9: the o.. ot t:.e
Cier' Me- Superior Cpnz; Chicago. dst+.s ua III
d. sfeprnarS. !. p. Ia: =: II: sa.t ef tf,; -!
: ar kslth+ Abr: E. TAxen snd EtsSn Keith.
-ar: q fae Hacsred and ns=e y ID na.s a;rectad
e the sset ot cook County, ~hies rsS TTt sss eeea
returned cxsrctet-
Now: she.e1o1e. 1nls:s yon- he ssla IsoTEs cs.:t
Carrt Of Caa.o tte tirst dsy ci the Term
s=:ec1 to Ee hclasn u :hc Court HoCEs u tie Git
give enesal na aIt plead 10 lie salt: action.
judgment VIII be entered against yo1 .sad II E5ror c!
raehed he sacieat = satisfy :e saa Judgment
sce ccsts viii be sold T. sat:sSv sts ssans
THOMAS T. GARTER. CLERK
GALt-p 4 EtTcurock. Campl'st' soirz. mli7 rSis4@
, 1862-03-14

THICAGO 4 ROCk. I5LANEf
~ EAuRpAD-Cuxsx eE TrR-Wlnper H.
rzaseeat co:ni4sac.2E suassy. Eo;@ @ IT. 3sa Tsaez4
septed 11sQ 4 L. Night Express Saturdays ezca7e4
las 2 III .Ioat Accommodation. SEndSEa cxcelx4
6SN T. Il. Through Trains atTive: SIS a. n SAG ID
/ .Jn1tet Accommodation $50 A. n
, 1862-03-14

5 y Soiat, :, isth, testicles, Side and shoulder;
A1dTes Eeeinnis, D, 1ash, left side. seriously;
waae Jet' +, 18th. in the arm, stimulation, d.n-
payid i illia@s: T. 1sth right thigh; Manteno;
Jackson Budd: \, 18th, in arm and hip seriously;
Q T Briford. 18th, left ann. anputation; Mercer
c F Bennett D, 4sth, cho.o:d; Galcna.
. Thcnas Patterson, B, 45th, typhoid pneumonia; !;
ctalies Schneider, F, I'D, in left arm and right
sones es Brina, &, sad, kidney affection Marion.
I j !; Dc3aasest, 4, 9Th: right thigh; Cairo.
\ canpbeS, G. sths IN ztslt b5eaee: GhzIlestcn.
Ii Btck, 3. sth, left heel, badly: Decatur
" S5syey 3sss Z ssh e. HI E Isl jsR P::os. bee.tar
i SCI A Rowan, II. sta. fescr; yandalia:
Eohc1t Rea; sth; left hip ard back; Charleston
"a BIosr: q, sth. face, badly; Vandalia:
VII Rsdge.z =; 9Th night hand and arm and tight
5a'Sn Si;chen' anef <. sh. left thigh; v.naali..
Pst ns sh IL .sa, ssyay ei aRS Sas
Desgiass Mefser. % M, 9TH cava1, typhoid fever
ckss I. ill., right leg ampatasea, daa
D D Daniels, =. 7th. 11gn. leg a1nfutatco-doln&
vel: C5rsi1vi;ie
Theoa;1v Nory. G. e;h leEer; Cape Girardeau:
Ssp,a91 Er;ls "a typhoid tssss ;,e cosss county
John Counter. F, iii. IN II, faec, badly; Cairo.
" Hsks7er, II. 1,h, 1ett thigh and right loot; Lin
coin.
y Adsm .ash- G. 9Th, Eight SIDE. IL the body an
shoulder. .fas:;eraHtiy: Cairo.
RW Call +. 9aa: top # head. doing NeG;. Acae
1anes Mitchel ], Ok. leftaua side; Edwardas1llt
r.. Dasia Durtem. 2, 9th. through right elbow an
~ lei foot; Cairo. -
Vim Scott. B. 9Th, right leg; Cairo.
. t.ecsae Woodbury.. u 9Th. left thigh badly; Caic1
= j:.cub Wilhelm. G. 9:a. both thighs; Cairo.
IN a,n~u. Z, 9Th. left knee: Cairo.
va: Aiibsr1er, G. 9tt lefs shoulder; Paducah.
1Er. callahan, F. 18th, hip ana back; Csi1o.
= c Jot,e.~F. ie1h. In ths thigh; casro
n | Go Auder8an. II 18th. left Afa /: DuQupln.
ea Joshue WI cdlir. Sls, tlSotanee aE1t Aagn IL
md fin hn1lY: EAirp,
lta 5a:kta Tsiisn T. ART, right shoulder. .dangotou
e cbss IoKe. a. atse. in bsta legs. doing we;i;
n | Ism. s..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

WHERE Is Your BoY.-We saw him
late in the evening, in the company of very
bad boys, and they each had cigar. And
now and then some of them used very pro-
fame language. As we looked at your son
we wondered if you knew where he was,
and with whom he associated. Dear friend,
do not be so closely confined to your shop,
office or ledger, as to neglect that boy. He
will bring sorrow into your household, if
you do not bring proper parental restraint
to bear upon him, and that very soon. Sab
bath and public teachers can help you, but
you must do most.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
Cheshire Railroad.

g UMMER ARRANGEMENT.-on and aNer MONDAY
- Missy %, 1862, Trains will run follows
MOVING EAsT--Ieaye
Bellows Falls at 20 A. NJ. and IS p Keens al o 30
A. andz55 p Mand arrive at Fitehbarg at IL 10 A. III
and 49, NJ Boston at 80 and 100 P. NJ. Worcester
at zoo and 7.00P.M.
MOVING wEsT.-Leave
Boston at 80 A. NJ. and 90 p NJ; ri.ehburgh at sf5
A. and 30 p NJ. Keene, IL 2s A. VI. aud Is p. NJ
and rive at Bellows Falls at 22o A. and e16 P. NJ
Windsor 2" a. n. and I0.15 p. Nj Rutland, 800 A. NJ
and IL As p. NJ; Harrington. 90 NJ.
Tsaias Connect as fo1lops:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal, osdens-
bargh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs SCHENECTADY and
he West No change of between Boston Rutland
BY either train Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
300 next morning, SC
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River junction, Burlington. og,iensburg. Montreal St
Johusbury, &c., via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSuMrSIc, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL R. r. for all point
north the last train running direct through Windsor
H. junction and burlington by night train over VI c.
X H., arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, sc.
Dorm Trans Connect a Fffeh5,1gA
with Trains of Fchburgb Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
na X for Nashua and Concord with Trains Of Stony
Brook r. IL, for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
r. srEwAEr, Gen. Ticket Agt.
superintendent Office, keene, N H., May 2, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

Color OF THE EYEs.-That the color
of the eyks should affect their strength,
may seem strange, yet that such is the case
needs not at this time of day to be proved !;
and those whose eyes are brown or dark
colored, should be informed that they are
weaker and more susceptible of injury, from
various causes than gray or blue eyes
Light blue eyes are generally the most
powerful, the next to those are gray. The
lighter the pupil the greater and longer con-
tinued is the degree of tension the eye can
sustain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

BUSINESS IN MANcHEsTER, N. H.
The Mirror has lengthy and carefully
WI itten review of the state Of business in
Manchester from which we learn that three
main corporations there are in full operation,
although the Aposkeag will stop some OF
its rpindles next month, for the reason that
the price Of manufactured goods has not
kept pace with the Use of cotton. They
will continue to run one quarter Of their
spindles until prices become more level, and
when the company will not run risk of act
ual loss. The Manchester Corporation are
running every spindle, and have two hun
bred more looms than they had year since,
they manufacture wool, and their prospects
are exceedingly good in the future, The
Print Works are undergoing repairs, and
have been shut off, but will re-commence
Immediately. The Stark Mills, with the
exception Of few looms, were stopped two
weeks ago, but hundred and twenty looms
will be started again soon. The Amoskeag
Machine Shop is in full force, and the gun
factory will be commenced in few days
In flush times the monthly pay rolls of the
corporations named is 100000; at pres
ent, or rather by the beginning of July, it
will be $4,000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

LICE ON CATTLE.-A safe, sure, simple,
and economical way Of killing lice on cattle
is to take the water in which potatoes have
been boiled, rub thoroughly the cattle which
are afflicted in this way once week, for
two or three weeks, or until the nits are all
Matched out, and the stock of lice will be
among the things that were. The remedy
is so simple that some will not believe until
they have tried it. 1t is, nevertheless, a
sure cure, if faithfully and thoroughly ap-
piled.
Another remedy is an ounce Of proven
tive,-good feed, good water, good clear
sheds and stables, and lice win not coloniz,
in the vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
AGRICULTURAL.


Laying aside all other charges, there is
one way in which | consider that crows do
The farmer more injury than all the good
they can possibly do in every way. That
is, in their destroying the young Of other
birds. 1t is well known that the young of
domestic fowls are taken wherever they
come in their way; then just consider how
many of the young of harmless and useful
little birds must fall a prey to their rapaci-
ty, when there is hardly nook or corner,
a tree or bush, but what they scour in search
of plumber.
Birds that beat the crow, will not allow
one to come near their nests. A pair of
king-birds have built their nests on an APP
pie tree near the house for a number Of
years, and there are always to or three nests
ofother birds on the same tree, though there
are other trees near by, that they might just
as well build on. Is il not for greater safe
ty that they build there? Ifa crow comes
within an eighth Of mile of this tree, you
hear the warning note ofthe kiug-bird, who
Immediately gives chase and drives him off.
In destroying insects on farm, l think
that turkeys might be kept to much better
advantage than crows. had rather raise
dozen turkeys on my place than dozen
crows; and how different the footing-up
sounds, in the fall of The two investments
in the one case the music has been all adj
dressed to the ear, and pitched to the tune
of innumerable "caw, cav, caws!" in the
other, the pocket is replenished with the
musical jingle Of ten or Twelve dollars, and
a Thanksgiving feast into the bargain.
The flock of crows that return to this part
of the state, annually, in the spring, has been
slowly decreasing for several years; !
should think that last year they might have
numbered twelve or fifteen hundred the
use Of strychnine, no doubt, accounts for this
decrease in great measure. should re-
joice to spare ninety -one-hundredths of the
remainder. Can any man benefit the pub
lie more by the use Of twenty-five cents than
by purchasing that worth of strychnine P
Cor. ". e. Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
Proof Safe in the WorIt
DR.. Marshall's Headache and Catarh SIN

VNHIs snuff has thoroughly proved itself to hs as +
4 article ever known for euriBg the Cstarrh, Cod
Head, and the Headache. IL has been found an ard
remedy In many cases Of eyes. Deafness has ~
moved BY II. and Hearing has often been greatly kF
by It's use IL purges out all efstruetirns strengths
Gsands. and gives healthy action 20 the parts abe
rs recommended BY many of the best Physicians and 4
with great success and satisfaction everywhere.
Mere than tsenty i've yearS experiences has proseaa
salue and at this moment II stands higher than ss
fore.
large number Of the most respectable wholesss
gssfs In Nsw York and Boston in = certificate, saz
them IN is3, say THE undo rstyned ha wing for mas
seen acquainted with Or. Marshaliis catzrrh Saal
Headache Snuh, and sold in our wholesale trade, eh
state that Ne believe TO be equal In every respect
given u for the cure Of Catarrhal
and that IL s decidedly the best article have ey.
for all the common diseases Of the Head
Beware Of Counte rfe5t.- fae<imlr y ~
5a-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
an and after Monday June le, 1862, Trains wil
" follows, to wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, $50, A. NJ. and 9.30PM.
Arrive at Rutland, II % aud I2.30A NJ.
Leave Rutland, $50 and IL As A. M.
Arrive st Bellows Falls, 1.5o A. n, and LEO p. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BellowsPalls, 1870 and s15 Pm.
Arrive at Ru land 2.45 and IL IS z. NJ.
Leave Ruta 400 A. NJ, IS and 400 p NJ.
Arrive at Bu Iington 1920 A. NJ, 535 and 100 P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington with Vermont Contra and VI. a. Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St Adams Houses Point Mon
trcal Ogdepsburgh and the WesAt Rutland with traias
for Troy Albany aud New York. Saratoga Springs Sehenec-
ire Railroad for Ftehburg Worcester, Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad Bratteboro Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New York-and with Sullivan r.
FOR Windsor White River Junction Wells River Sc Johns
bury, Barton, Lttteton and the White Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving them opportunity Of going
wa Troy and Albany via Saratoga and Schenectady
thence, by New York Central Bairosd can
proceed via Burlington and ogienburgh connecting the
latter place with Trains the Grand Trunk Railway for all
points West and South.
10 The 10 train from Burlington is mall trait for Bos-
ton.
The 10 20 train from Burlington $40 train from Rut
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The 800 r. NJ. train from Bellows Falls connects with
train leaving Boston a. 400 P. NJ.
For further particulars Shows Pathfinder and Rail-
way Guide. X. A. CHAPLIN superinte ndent
RUTLAND, Vt, May 20, ls62. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
q A U TON
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE ur..ru

nR. DOW. Physician and sprreop No r,s.a,. -
boston Is consulted daily for all diseases ipeidsn, -
sne ese stem Prospsus Uter Of falling Of tho Wah
lios Alousl suppression, and other menstrual i,rsnr
mshss are all treated on pathological princip a
sPeY reiei guaranteed in very days 30 inyarahi
certain Is the mode OF treatment tb.t -.
Yield under it, and the afflicted person ~ @
juices in perfect health feison s"oh re-
os n 20 doubt had greater experience in the eure
in Boston e11 ehsh any other physician
Il, seeon odations for patients who may wish to stav
ih n, 80 ,on iew days under his treatment y S
DIT DoS since s45, having confined his xho,. .,,..
an omee practice for the cure Of Private Dis-ss ~
States. 80 Ao superior IN the United
not Be answered. '''e uoi'Af, CT they viii
once Hours from A. E. osPM. us,.,.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

USEFULNESS OF ToADs IN GARDENS
At recent meeting of the Brooklyn Hor-
ticultural Society, the subject Of toads in
gardens was under discussion, when Mr..
Burgess, an !" an old country gardener of
long experience" stated 'that thirty years
experience had convinced him that it was
the snail, and not the toad, which devoured
strawberries and their vines. Most people
attributed the destruction TO toads, but he
was certain that they were harmless. In
gardens he considered them Of much use,
and all gardeners should look upon them as
their best friends. MIR. Fuller endorsed all
that had been said upon the subject, and he
was glad to hear it. He believed the toad
most valuable auxiliary to the gardener.
They were worth $500 piece, as they keep
the ground free Of insects entirely. Be-
sides they can be domesticated? This was
not generally known, nevertheless it was
true. Those in his garden knew him, and
would follow him in order to get the insects,
caterpillars, &c. Their preservation ough,
TO be attended to. Mr.. Burgess was of the
opinion that there should be a fine for kill
ing them Country Gentleman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, May 2 ls62 trains Will run as ol'
lows - -
at 7l5 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
trains for and from Wells River ST. Johnsbury itteon,
and with Northern Railroad Boston, LOWELL Worcester
&C. at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield,
New Haven, and New York,
NIGar ExrREss leaves ogdensburgh at 1900 NJ. Mon
treai 30 p. NJ Rouses Point at Clio z. AMI arriving
in Boston $40 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester aud with Yer
Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York.
Trains going North and westMail train leaves Boston
at 731 via Lowell Lawrence, fitchburgh Leaves
Springfield at 40 A. NJ Bellows Falls at IL rs r. NJ con
Meeting at White River Junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, and with Passumpsc Railroad for and from
ST. Johnsbury and Lttleon arriving at burlington at %
p M and at ST. Adams at 30 =. NJ and ogdensburgh at
$50 A. NJ.
NaItr ExpREss TaArs leaves Bellows Falls 9l5 p NJ
receiving passengers Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at 90 A. and from Cheshire Railroad. eay-
ing Boston 40o p NJ connecting at White River June
ton with trse leaving Boston at $50 p NJ via Lowell or
at 90 p NJ via lawrence Leave White River junction at
il SO p M arriving at burlington at $50 A. NJ Roues
Point at 20 A. NJ arrive at Montreal at l000 NJ and
0gcnsburgh at u 10 r. M connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago, and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached 10 both the
night express trains running between Rouse Point and
Boston, aud between Rouse Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. g MERRILL Supt
ST. Adams, Vt, May 26 1862. q
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q" Tom.' said girl to her sweet
heart, you hove been paying your dis
tresses TO me long enough. 1t is time you
made known your contention, so as not TO
keep me in expense any longer"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
Important to the Aft licted.

tR DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
- and Endicott Street, Boston, all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long course Of study and practical experience Of
limited extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of
the unfortunate with remedies that never since he
of -
GoNoRRHGA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of venereal and
impure blood 1mpotency, Scrofula, Gonorrhoa Ulcers
pam and distress in the regions of proereaiou inflammation
o. the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrocee Abcesses Humors
fghtfu swelngs and the long OF horrible symptoms
attending this class of disease made as harm
less as the simplest allings Of a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DIT d. devotesa great part Of his time the ream emit
thoe cases caused by secret and solitary habit which r
ms tue body and mind uniting the unfortunate ipdiy
al for business society. sad and meanebolx
effects produced BY early habits of YOUTH Weakness Of
the Back aud limbs Dizziness of the head Dimnes Of sight
"a p.ton Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Dernre
nent o the digestive functions symptoms Copsp non
sc The fearful effects the mind much 10 he irpad
"a loss OF memory. confusion ideas epress ion Of spir
rs evil forebodings, aversion Of society cistrus ti
ny &c among the evils produced such persons sho,id
peire contemplating matrimony. consult physician ~
and be at health and hannins
PATIENTS who wish TO remain under DR. Doy's trea
lew days or weeks, will be furnished with pleasant os
~ VIA ses Dr ooaru ni"oerate l5-Is-ly