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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On aud after Monday, juno 2S lS2 trains viii run as f
lowsI--
Ts,iNs GOING soura AND Elsr.Nsll train leaves Rou-
se Point at 80 A. NJ, ST Abaus at 30 Burlington
at Is A. NJ connecting at White River Jsne'isp Nsth
trains tor and from Wells River s.. Jhnshury. iston
aud with Northern Railroad Boston, LOWELL Worcester
Be converting Bellows Falls with ChtShige Rnilrnd for
BOSTON and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New Haven, and New fork, aiyns IN NsS York az 10 10
PM
MIGHT fxruFss leaves ordershrreh at 1890 NJ. Mou-
rcal 4u0 y. NJ Rous's Point at gl0 z. NJ aN arriving
in Boston ut $40 A. connecting at Fellows Falls with
Cheshire aiNOid for nostQl aud Worcester, and with YER
ont yaliey ,liroad for Springfield New Haven and New
York arriving in New York at : 20 r NJ.
Traius going North West-sls train leaves Boston
al Ta0A NJ via Lowell lawrence, FitehburEh Leaves
ptctiug AT Matte River junction with MIR heTn Railroad
BOSTON, aud with rassumpsc Ratoad tir and from
81. Jenshury and iiteton auNnga Huntington al q 50
g. and AZ - Adams at 81 y. NJ aud Usdensburgh at
ESQ NJ, and Montreal at 10 80 P. NJ.
,NtGMr kxrRlSs TRAM leaves Bellows Falls at IS y. ~.
Yceeivug passengers Vermont Nauy Sliioaa eayiug
New York at % A. and from Cheshire taiioad lsav
ing Boston AGO 7. citing white River June
ton With Fuie leaving Boston at - p NJ, VIA lowell,
II So P NJ. arriving At BH-ingien NJ - A. NJ Rouses
Point at 20 A. NJ. arrive nj Montreal l0U0 A. NJ and
0cnsburgh at Il ~ p NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago. and the West
New and beautiful repii 'tsehei 10 both the
night express trains RAINING between Rouses Point and
Boston. and between Rouse Point and Trey.
lreogh tckets for Chicago aud the West for sale the
ISineipal stations. q MERRILL SWpt
st. Adams, VI June %, ls62 .
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AN ANCIENT PEoPLE.-There is rem
nant of a race of Indians in New Mexico
who are entirely different from any other
tribe on the continent, and are supposed TO
be descended from the Toltecs, who preced-
ed the Aztecs. They are snail, have a
peculiar conformation Of skull and face, are
Of peaceful habits, and live by agriculture.
They weave cloth, build with tools male OF
stone, and build towns of stone and mortar
with walls. They have now seven small
towns but the ruins of their ancient cities
show that they were once inhabited by
millions.
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MISCELLANY.

:
AxERicA--THE GKASARr OF THE
WoRip.-In his book q travels in the
United States, recently published, Mr.. Troll
iope says: ! was at Chicago and at Buiia-
10 in October 1861. / went down TO the
E'anaries, and climbed up into the elevators.
I saw the wheat running in rivers from one
vessel 10 another, and from railroad vans up
Mto huge bins on the top stories of the ware
houses for there rivers of food run up hill
As easily as they do down. l saw corn
measured by the forty bushel measure with
rs much ease as We measure an ounce of
vheese and with greater rapidly. ascer-
SAined that the work went on, through the
week and Sunday, day and night incessant-
~; rivers Of wheat and rivers of maize
ever running. ! saw men baihed in corn
as they distributed il in its flow. saw
bins by the score laden with wheat, in each
Of which bins there was space for CON-
Portable residence. breathed the flour,
and drank the flour, and felt myself TO be
enveloped in world of breadstuffs. And
then believed, understood, and brought it
home y nyself y fact, that here in the
scsn - X ~ I'D amid the bluff
y Wisconsin, and on the high table plains
- MinnssclnHsaa 49, Prairies Of Illinois,
God bad prepared the food for the increas-
Eng millions Of the Eastern World, as also
Tor the coming millions of the Western. !
began 20 know what it was for country to
overflow with milk and honey, 10 burst with
Its fruits, and be smother ed by its own rich
es. From St. Paul down the Mississippi,
by the shores of Wisconsin and Iowa, by
the ports on Lake Pepin, by La Crosse,
from which one railway runs eastward, by
Prairie du Chen, the terminus of second,
by Dunleith, Fulton and Rock Island, from
which three other lines run eastward, all
through that wonderful State of Illinois
the farmers glory--along the ports of the
great lakes, through Michigan, Illinois, Ohio,
and further Pennsylvania, up TO Buffalo,
the great gate of The Western Ceres, the
aoud cry was this" How shall we rid our
selves Of our corn and wheat?" The re-
suit has been the passage Of 60,000,000
of brcadstuffs through that gate in one
year! Let those who are susceptible of
statistics ponder that. For those who are
not. can only give this advice: Let them
60 to Buffalo in October and look for them
selves.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

TIE Nav Discovery ~ GuSNrRY.
Great Importance Is attached to invention
Of Mr.. Ericsson, which has rendered prar-
ticable the discharge of i5ineh guns with
in the turre,s Of his Monitors, as was dem
onstrated on the Passaic. This aehrye-
ment, il is said, is destined to create n
revolution quite as wide sp'ead as was the
result Of the naval engagement; between the
Monitor and Merrimac. We have now
made available the heaviest ordnance ever
constructed have the most perfect armor
ever designed, and can throw the heaviest
weight of metal with terrific force from
within space, the limits Of which are mar
rover than any in which such an attempt
has ever been made before.
1t is now in the power Of vessel con
strucIed on the Monitor principle, with two
l5-inch guns TO throw two balls. each weigh
ing four hundred and fifty pounds, against
a target in such direction that both balls
glall strike very near the same spot. No
armor has yet been constructed which can
Withstand the force Of such an impact /;
hence, no ronclad vessel Of any nation could
live when brought in contact with this pow
erful armament For time, then, the
American must remain superior to any
other nation. The Whitworih and Arm
strong guns cannot be fired from within a
turret without the aid of a large number of
men-moret han would be safe. A 10 inch
gun can be worked by four meu with ease.
This is an important advantage, which it
will require much time and experiment, for
our rivals TO overcome.
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'wxLLzscros's SrnArEeY.-on Ger

WKLLINGT0N's STRATEGY.-On a GER
ssin occasion during Wellington's campaign
- tho Pyrennese, that I" Great Captain I"
&e1ug ditpieased with the dispositions Gen.
%ral Picton had made for receiving the as
sault Of Marshal Soult, who rienaced him
In front, ordered the plan to be entirely
~hanged. But the difficulty was to delay
~ attack Of the French until the change
could be effected. This the Iron Duke :"
accomplished in person, in the following
assanner: Dofing his cooked hat and wav-
ing II in the air, lie rode furiously to the
Aead Of a regiment, as if about to order a
charge. Thereupon rose tremendous
-cscer from the men, which was taken up
~ corps sfter corps, until II reverberated
along the whole extent OF Picton's line. As
she roar died away, Wellington was heard
60 remark musingly, as if addressing him.
self" Scuit is skillful bat cautious COM
snander, and will not attack in force until
he has ascertsiped the meaning of these
cheers. This will give time for the sixth
division to come up aud we shall beat him."
Ii turned on. as he anticipated. Soali nat
orally enough, supposed these tremendous
shouts announced the arrival of large rein
forcements, and did not attack until too late.
Had he struck at the right moment he would
tiave won an easy victory; as II was, he
.nct with a bloody repulse- THIS was STRAIT
egg. Not the strategy of books. but the
strategy of genius, 'engendered and exc
sute1 in the same moment
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Cheshire Railroad.

- UahER RItaSGBMENT.-on AID sssr MONDAY.
- May 70, 1899, Trains viii follows
MOVING EAsT-Leave
Bellows Falls ut 80 A. NJ and 50 p NJ Keene al 90
A. NJ and o. 2. Iapd arrive az Fitehhurg nj II 10
SAD 452 7 NJ Boston at 80 and 80 r NJ. Worcester
at 200 sus . 90 p u
MOVING wEsP-Ieave
noston q 80 A. ~ and 90 p NJ; Fiehburgh at O. as
A. NJ aud . 30 p. NJ. keene. II g A VI and u p n =
ana arrive a. Bellows Fails at 1920 A. NJ and els p NJ
windsor l2' A. NJ and 10.15 =. III rutland ale A. al
and II 40 F. NJ; burlington. 90 NJ
Trains Connect as ysuotss.
Up trains a. Bellows FHhs with RUTLAND BuRTgGToN
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Ogleps-
bdrgh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he Vest No change OF brtsesa Boson aud Rutapd
500 next morning. &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor vaite
hiyer Junction, burlington Osienshurg Montreal st
9ohnseufy, &c. via. VT, CENTRAL. PAsSUMpsIe and
NkhsIONT & CANADA ROADS SC. Both trains MAKE
direct connection via VT CENTRAL n r. for an point
north &c bat train up running direct through to Windsor
y y Junction and burlington. by night train over Vt o.
H. H. arriving at Burlington 20 next morning &C.
Dozen 1faias Connect az FstcAga5ga
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. for ,zeastsr
Norwich, Providence ana New York civ
And at Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester q VA,
na x for Nashua and Concord aud with TFps ~ sonY
Brook r. r. for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
X STEWART, Gen Ticket Agt
suPeHn'endent's ofiee, Reere, n H., May %. 1862.
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~ regard Mr.. Eddy ofthe most eqaabj. on,
Gd practitioners With whom have had 'afa
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of p,a'
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
not employ person tqoFc eo5spsieHi and -
capable Of putting their applications ia s ~
cure for them nn early aud fayrrah.e eoussersta,
Patent onieen kDMuND huhEE ~
I.sse Commissioner ~ p..
MIR r. II Eddy has made for me TuIgrYpy ,.rs
tons all but oNg Of which patents have h.a e.'a
aud that Is HaE peHdtsg sucil unnistakahle p.
talent and ability his part heads rae TO y
inventors to apply to him to procure Their patterns a
may be Of hsving the most fithfu attention
on their cases, aud q, very reasonable chargpsH
JOHN TAGGIRl
During eight months, the subscriber in eop-se 80,
large practice. made fires app ta.i,s ylyyr
APPEALS, EVERY ONE u wnich was dasid.,l IN IL ~
by tie Commissioner Of Patents n II May
Baston, Dee .. 1861. LaI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

The N Y. Evening Post suggests Il gene
raj contribution on thanksgiving day for
the starving factory operatives OF Great
Britain. The operatives, although suffer-
ing greatly in consequence of the southern
rebellion, have uniformly sympaihiEed with
as and pronounced agai lst the rebellion.
1t would be good thing to show cur
humanity by sending them relief
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

AN aud after Monday, june 10 1862 Trains viii run NJ
W follows, to witt
MOVING soUTu AND EAST.
Leave Burlington. so. A. NJ and 80 PM
Arise ct Rutland, II 20 aud 1880 A ".
Leave Rutland. 525 and II as A. NJ.
Arriseat Bellows Falls, 100 A NJ, aud 90 NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
leave BelloS Fails, 1920 and 9l5 Z NJ.
Arrive at kp lind IS aud II 81 Il. NJ
Leave Ruta 90 A. NJ, SIS and a.e0 r. N.
Arrive at Bt ington 10 - ~, So aud 100 P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FeLLoNss
At Bnsngton, with Vermont ecafYaland Vt. & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St Adams Point Mon.
toal. 0gleusburgh the WestAt Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany aud New Yelk Saroa Springs Sehene.
tady and the West At bellows Falls With trains on yhsh-
ire Railroad fer Fitchburg Worcester. aud Boston
With Vermont Valley Ietrcad Brattlobo.o Springfield
Hartford New Haven aud NeE lorkand With Sullivan
H. for Wnsof Wiie River i;neon Wells River 81 Johus-
tury, Barton, Littletou aud the White Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West VIII Sad this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route, giving them opportunity going
via froy and Albany Saratoga and Schenectady and
proceed via Burlington aud Ogdenhurgh connecting al tn
Batter place with Trains the Graud Trunk alw for
points West and South
T The 10 train burlington Is mail train for ios-
ton
The 10 20 train from Darlington 40 train from Rat
land Is New Yofk Snd Montreal Express,
The $ ~ p. NJ. train from Bellows Falls connects With
train leaving Boston az 400 ~
fuf further particulars snesis Pathfinder and Rail
saty Guide L. A. 0HAPIN, Sa perntendent
RuTLASD, Vt, May %, 1862. q
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the fe d. Camp, Hospital and Cabin,
BY }. S. G, ABBOTT
Author of the Mother at lIonen Life Of Napoleou
= History OF the French ReYeutiun,77 Sc
Illustrated with diagrams, and steel engrayngs
Of Battle Scenes and portraits Of Distinguished men,
by the hest Artists.
The civil war in America i; unrivaed in magnitude and
Importance by any other military conflict of modern times
IL consider the ae designs
loyal States in their contributions of money
the support If the Gogernmeut-he severe
battles of the contenGng forcesand the and
enduring results that must inevitably follow It will be
that full and accurate history OF this be work
not enly Of surprising interest but also great
pcriancut value This conflict has so developed lie vast
military and R1anci of the country
dneed such radical changes in and naval architecture
and has demonstrated so Clearly the strength of repub
lean form of government TO excite the earnest attention
Of all civilized nations No American citizen afford
deprive himself or his children of the many advantages
be derived from the persal Of complete and
history Of this great conflict.
The work which the Publisher offers 10 the public
will not be is confident be surpassed in merit and
tyeness by any ether at may be published The author
s we'll known as of the sbest and most captivating
american wtersnas had unusual facilities for obtaining
iu and reliable information, and has devoted himself
the work WITH all the enthusiasm of true and earnest pat
riot
Tie Illustrations have been designed and engraved on steel
expressly foT the work and intended only e,nbe
lisnments bat to furnish hkenesses prominent
tors and representations important bttc-seies
in the great struggle for the preservation Of eer institutions
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So confident publisher that the book viii
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scribe vii be under ohhgateus to take it.
GURDoN BILL. Publisher.
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canvass all the towns in this vii ity the publisher
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Solae viii be ready fer delivery the last Of this fall or the
I hrSt of the winter
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Important to the Afflicted.


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- ana Endicott Street, boston. on all diseases cf n
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long of study and practical experience If nm
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evenings aud the long train horrible sytnnsons
thts class 81 dseaac, made become a. harm
less as the simplest aIings of a Chi d ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Ut u deVofesa great part Of his time to the =
siess cases caused by secret and solitary habit wbrb ~
rs sne BODY aud mind, uniting unfortunate Iirid
~ -" business or society. some the sad and
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- Aiss .sa<ill esecs the mind are much 70 10 -
Us o. memory, confusion ideas depression Of sn
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RAILROADS..
VT. Valley Railroad

NOTICE Lon and after MONDAY, jane ., 1859, Pas
srnser TRAINS will leave Bellows Falls, hg bisttrsoo
At T A. NJ. and 5 =. M,and returning leave bratteso
TO AZ ll.4l A. NJ. and 4 ~ r. NJ
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at $40 and Brat
,ehoro at 100 2, N.
The passenger trains over this route eonreet south
ith the NJ & Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads 20
Springfield Hartford, New Haven ard eridgport dect 10
Nav York on the North with the Rutland hurlington
sulifAn Vt Central, Vermont canada, enneeucnt ana
passnmpsie Rivers airoad fonhg direct communication
win whitehall saratoga - Schenectady, 20 lohnsssrs
and White Mountains, burlington and Roases r'int og
,npsi,,rr and Montreal NJ, sL0Ar, Supt.
luue 4. ls62. "a
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POWERS INsTlTUTE,
Bcrnardsicn, Mass.

CCrSslRlE bs R4ilrosd ars, station below south Voc
N non Juheiian.
Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of u wees] each begin
the last Mcnes ys Of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful institute baidings Extensive AppSi
a,ns heicultura Department Gyunastio Club tor hcath
l exerce aud the ost Popular aud nxperieoed Teach
ers are among rs Advantages.
l. +. WARD. A. NJ Principal;
Mrs II. II. WARD, Teacher OF taiDepsrtmenti
Miss y l.. LEACH. Preceptr.ss;
SEyERIN SCHNEIL Native OF Germany Teacher OF Ger.
man;
H. o EMERSON. Teacher of Music Instrumental voeeli
aud other able Teachers.
Dali, Lectures from the Principal IN the Preparation OF
Teachers. aud from Geatlenisn Of High Scientific Attain
ment before the Az, eugtura Department vii be given
Ietets for Rooms for So Rourng for Hoard may be
sent to L L. WARD Bcrnardston, Mass. Board ling
Incidental Expenses u furnished In private families and
a. the Nushau Hall under OF the Teaehers at So
per week. w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

Why is lady who has bought sable
cape at haf price. ike an ofHccr absent on
leave? Because sizes &c, her fer kaE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

n Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAupo.n-
~ On and ate Monday, june 1851 Trains viii run as
for New Ilaven and New York 05 a. m
lSr NeN iiSyen and New Yors $50 p M Accom-
1eaVeNeE Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
..W a. ~ connecting with train CsnB River r. r. for
ine North . a p NJ, Mail =n3 Passenger on arrival Of
direct for Albany aud the West
trasn from Ailaay '''@' VI
eannsstions,at Northampton with Cean River r. n at
"esthela estern Railroad plnyie Providence Hart
Io 9aa fishk X T. at New Haven With New York and
ton y. and New Haven, Hartford Springfield r. nj
Mest- - ft'''N'E"i F'iiies
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as hy Express
Westfcld, June l, 1861. %
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The only kind Of fighting tisat some
nE1pis are IN favor Of Is other peePie's-
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The rebels, in their desperation for salt
.re about ready to jump into fhe sea
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Dr.. MarshaI!.s Hsnaashe and ralnrrh srrn

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aFee number Of the most rnsps eaie xhalegae nr,
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fog sl the common IL esses Of the Head1
Beware OF CoazserfciG~. a fac-simile q the sig.
nature OF the proprietor, Charles Bowen every hOs
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NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC {!
r EE OVAL

TT NE undersigned, having withdrawn from the arm of
Cragtn ssouo, knswn the fru Of o 4 d stone
III chases Biae oder 10 toe pakli superior articles Of
Groceries and Produce,
No puns has been spared in selection and at very
lew price
Goods exchanged all kinds of Produce or cash maid if
preferred. o. r. stone
bellows Fails, April l, is62. Il
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
HISTORY OF THE GREAT
REBELLION.

THE HISTORY OF TIE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA,
Comprising full and impartial of the origin and
progress of the Rebellion, the various Naval and Mill
tary engagements, at the heroic deeds performed
by armies and individuals touching scenes in
the fe d, Camp, Hospital and Cabin,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

BY J. S. G, ABBOTT,
Author of the Mother lIomen " Life Of Napoleon
. History OF the French ReYelution,7 SC
Illustrated with diagrams and steel engrayins
Of Battle Scenes and portraits Of dis 4ngushed men,
by the hest Artists,