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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
AGRICULTURAL.
Hints for the Season.

The work Of spriug may be largely an
ticipatrd in winter. While tlse storm is
raging around, and the cold weather forbid,
ont-door work on the farm or garden, the
plans and tools and seed may be prepared
so as TO Greatly facilitate operations when
spring tim. appears.
The horse and oxen, on whose efficiency
so much depends shoulL be kept in con.
tiiion of improvement--wel fed and warm
ed well sheltered when aecessary, and
every way comfortable and the more com
Portable they are made, the better able will
they be TO DO their work, or TO sell ut fair
rates when you want to dispose Of them.
Never was more wretched masmanagement
than those farmers are guilty Of who leave
their cattle shivering in the cold and rain,
with the wind racking them painfully and
rendering large supplies of focd ncedful to
keep them from perishing.
Well sheltered animals, kindly treated
will do better on less food through the win
ter, and work more efficiently when the
spring time requires them to exert riseir
energies.
The horses should be freed from the
cruelty to which they are too generally sub
-jected, in uncomfortable stables-poorly
lighted badly ventilated, and foul smelling.
Good exercise it is for fnc boys TO give The
noble animals frequent brushing; and it is
profitable work, toe, for the horse is not
Slike his master someiimes) forcetful of
kininess shown him in bis time Of need
The poultry Of all kinds which shonld be
around country homestead deserves and
will well repay The care bestowed on them
With the earth frozen or covered with snow,
they may seriously suffer for want Of water,
lime, gravel, or other matter fhey usually
pick up around. They should have a good
supply of such matters, under shelter, where
they will be freed from ice and snow Fat
.chicdens, turkeys, geese, or ducks, and plen-
ty of eggs, will repay largely all the trou-
bic (fyou consider 1t troubte) to put
these matters in good order.
And then as for Seed do not let another
day be lost before securing supply Of the
best Of eachl kind that may be wanted in
spring. Get il from those who preserve il
in purity and otherwise in good order, (if
you have none yourself) even thossi, il
May cost you little more time and expense {
than 1t would TO go along with poorer ar {
ticle. Without good seed you cannot have I
good crops, no matter what labor or expense t
you may bestow on farm or garden. Now '
this day, and not to-morrow-is the time '
to see TO these things. Sufficient to each {
day is the business thereof; and there is $
enough chalked out for every day that can :
be devoted to misunderstanding of course. [
all proper time, and plenty of it, for recrea- a
ton as well as for the duties of good neigh I
borhood and the offices of religion Teelly 4
World. h
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Cheshire Railroad.

NVINrER ARRANG EMENT.--on and after MONDAY,
Nv Nov p, 1861, Trains will follows;
MOVING EAsT-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and IS P. NJ Keene at 40
4. NJ and 255 P M-and arrive Ftchburg at II 90 81
and 452 NJ Boston at 80 and 80 p. NJ; Worcester
at 200 and : 90 2. NJ.
MOVING wEsr--Leave
Boston at 30 and HOO A. NJ; Fitchburgh at AS NJ
aud ~ r NJ keene, ii % A. NJ aud 81 p. and Al
rave at Bellows Falls at 1920 and 80 NJ; Windsor p,
aud 70 r Nj Rutland, 400 and 500 2. NJ; Huntington
600PM.
TSaiRS Connect as fololcS:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BIJRfNGToN
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal OpJens.
the West anu
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for windsor white
mVer junction, burlington. 0giensburg. Montreal ST.
Jennsb bury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMrsIC and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
north. " ~ ~ P'iii's
Dorm BaiaS Connect al Fuehbugh
with Trains of fchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City
Anu at Groton Junction with of Worcester Nash
ua Ior Nashua and Concord and with Trains of stony
Brook X. K for Lowell Lawrence Sc
Tickets for all points West may be secured al statian
ohesnire Railroad and baggage will be checked
TO Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
\ A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
superintendent Office, Kcene N H., Nov q, 1861
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How TO DO Ur WOUNDS Il have just
cut my foot with an axe for the fourth time
in my life, and yet ! havt never lost an
hours work. The secret is in doing up the
wound. close er the wound in the blood
as soon as possible, by winding fax or tow
around the part cut; fill that with copal
varnish, and in eight days undo the same
and find it as sound as ever.-Rurat Nee
York.
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SIZED PorAroEs.-D. X. Wi Jams Of
Cold Water Michigan, states thst I've has
been experimenting upon seed potatoes for
several years, and be finds tone-quarer Of
the seed generally used is an Improvement,
From one to two eyes in a hRl, iH Gays.
viii produce more pots;oes, 81 mere even
siz', and less subject to decay, than any
larger amount of seed. We think our
farmers generally have been tending to the
same theory for several years although
they have not perhaps carried it to that ex-
tent. The English and Irish farmers say
that we use three times he seed they DO,
and that as Il consequence we get more
small potatoes ana less large ones than they
do, and net so good aggregate crops.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

An Irishman, on applying for relief, ant
being told TO work for his living, replied
" If had all the work in the world
couldn't do it,"
Said teacher TO playful child, "Wbat
would you have been without your pious
father and nother2' The little rogue re-
piled, suppose, ma'am, should have been
an orphan"
Is you father at home" inquired man
of the little girl who admitted him. I" Is
your name Bill 2" she asked Some peo-
pie call me So" replied he. I" Then he is
not at home, for heard him tell John, if
any bill came, TO say he was not at home.''
+" wish you would MT smoke cigars"
said plump, little black-eyed girl to her
lover. "Why not smoke as well as your
chimney" Because chimneys don't
smoke when they are in good order" He
has quit smoking
Two little boys sat listening eagerly
while their grandmother was telling them
The Bible story of Elijah going to heaven
in whirwind, with chariot and horse
of fire, when tie Willie interrupted her
with" 0, Sammy, wouldn't you have been
afraid2" Sammy hesitated mon ent and
then replied No, not if had the Lord
to drive"
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POWERS PROSTITUTE,
Bernardstcn, Ma SIS.

CcEssinLE by Ntilsead drs, station below south Yer
n non JaAenon
fall Winter aud Spring Terms Of II eae begin
the last vluesdays Of Aug NsS, and Feb respectively
larseani beautiful institute huilngs EAk'nsNe Apa'
atus Agricultural Departing usstie tlub for health
fl aud the ost Popular aud Expcrle iecd rcaol
ers, are among It's Advantages.
u. ). WARD, A, v Principals
Mrs, ". II WARD, Teacher of ornaaonsal Departments
Miss 5. l.. LkACi, Prrceptrtss;
SEVERN SCllNELL Native OF isrmsny, reSehero Ger
l.. o. EMERSON. Teacher Of usie instrumental Vocal
aud other able Teachers.
Dily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation OF
Teachers, aud from Gentemcn High Scientific Attain
ment. before the Agricultural Department will be given
lcttoTs Tor rooms for Sc boarding for Board may be
sent to u T. WARD, Bernarlstou Mass Board inclu ling
al incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families AMI
A. the Cushnan Hall under of the Teachers at 50 2
per week. 80
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lined new courage, and rallied to the as
saut ulioa the right. Then a charge was
ma lie all along the cnemy's front. lie was
forced back TO his earthworks, leaving the
oprn field TO our troops, and securing to us
IN easy victory on the morrow.'
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II regard Mr. Eddy as one ofthe niosf eapnbl. -.
FIJI practitioners with whom have had ofneislb,...aa
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner 81 p,.l
II have n" hesitation in assuring inventors th,,
not employ person competent and sr,,,r.. 8
more capable Of putting their applications In A.,
cure for them an early and favorable consdcrat,.
Patent ofse" EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of p,,..
Mr. r. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN 4,
tions, on all but ONE Of which patents have is,n ~
and that Is noir PENDING Such nnmistak able 49,
talent and ability on his part leads 70 rec.,,s "
Inventors to apply to hiIn TO procure thtir patss
may be SURE OF having tho most faithful atteutos ~
on their eases, aud at vcry-scasonsble charges
JOHN rAGG,s
During eight months, the subscriber, In cours !
large practice made f,cee rected applications s
ArPEALs, EVERY ONE Of which was decided Il ~ As
by the Commissioner OF Patents r. N M.
Boston, Dec. 2. 1861 ML
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\ Wisconsin paper, in describing farm
which the advertise wants to sell, adds -
The surrounding country is the most beau
tiful that nature ever made. The scenery
is ceestial-divine also two wagons TO
sell, and yoke of steers"
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1861.
Washing Machine.
IL will do Washing, Siarching and Xyring-

ing.
IIS machine has been thoroughly tested for the IA st six
months. and found to do all thstit de signed
1t is adapted to all kinds of clothes pocket hanker
chief TO bed quilt. You wiring your clothes
than quarter of the time dryer they
VIII dry in one half the time and inure your clothes
one half much when twisted by hand This machine
formed with spring rolls covered with rubber and
constructed as to together with great pressure
st and easy The springs in the rolls ted
as to yield the most in the centre where the bulk
clothes are conducted they pass between them By
the springs with the rubber tight around the
clothes that they through nearly dry enough iron
However uneven the garment may be it receives equal
amount Of pressure The clothes washed by this machine
Will require rubbing except the driest parts such as
collars ard wristbands which will require but slight rub
with the hands.
The machine is Baiys patent and the subscriber
bought the right of manufacture Windham
windsor COMMITTEES. Price $1,000 A. S. CLARK.
Bellows Falls, Vt, Feb. 8. 1861. q
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The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE

Tt exposes all the IIumbugs and the yari "a Tricks 10
uee he SICK and we'll IL illustrates the pains Quacks
and Rouges odupe every guides tie unwary hraach
me- and shows up every swndle Of the age. IL shows how
a Kinds OF Food Medicines Liquors and aduter
ted with the peteeting the fr,is prir 2 csi.
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DR.. IA CROIx'S

Psoa Medical Treatise Psychological Fis,e Of Mr.
rage.
$50 PA0Es 100 ENsRAvISes.-Price only Or cents
cent free Of postage TO all parts Of the Union On
rities OF youth and maturity. disclosing the secret ue
:, oon seSes q all ages causing debility d
ings' nvoluut imagnatioiS blushDgs deetix. m,ue
~ nasest'on and iasade with confessions Of tbriHs
interest Of Boarding School Miss College Student andi
Young Married Lady, &e-, &c. IL truthful adviser
.ne married and those contemplating marriage who
eh secret doubts OF their physical condition. aud
conscious Of having hazared the health happiness aB
privileges to which every human being Is entitled
Young Men who are troubled with weakness gener,b
caused by bad habit In youth, the ELECTS which are
hness pains orgetfulnes sometimes a ringing Of The ear
weak eyes weakness Of the back and lower ron
fusion Of ideas, loss Of memory with melanchox NAV n
cured by the Authors New Paris and london Tratea.
time in ,,; ssa.er part OF Ne past year, deEotedo'i
o. the kaowledge and researches Of the most ph
Who a M icons IA Europe and on the Continent Thos
eeneht OF the many New and Efcacious ne.,liss xbh
We are enabled TO introduce practise and the p
M say re assured Of the real assiu,y Scre,
attention being paid to their cases which ha - sncees
Distinguished US heretofore Physician in onr peea
FIVE years. -e' ~ tiie Pass'A"
fRaNeH FKsALE PILs.-Ladsz sbo wish far Medicine
ana ~ S.eh has ees tested 10 thousands Of eas
leiiea 70 elect speedy without any bad
SUITS n' VII use none but DR.. DsIneys Female Perios
IA hiS onv preeaption aefessaIy to he Observed j.
they are in eerain situations 1.-THE particulars OF which
siwars W. ~ ~, ,s sfsftr accompanying each box ousA
Ir ire per boz They be mailed to any part ts
tncd STATES.
~ Tue ladss-Who need confidential medical adviser
WITH regard 20 any Of those interesting 10 hb
iarly invited to consult us es -
iL hlteIko-tiALyANic PRoTEcIryr-For married isfs
ose health will not admit or who have no dessre to
~ - nehf ,ainniy may he obtained above 1t perfs
years. Price reduced b SD -
r;h, At'eneance daily from In the morning till ga
h'snt aud on sunday from tili 5 p NJ
with full di-ectiofs sent TO anv mart te
eates o. canaeas. By patients thr
djenri1 ~fS4.e'ee stN~S
" Dr LIS Oe l. still located as established under ~
name ofDBLA CkoIx, at No 81 Maiden Lane ham NJ.
AN ACT or GRATITUDE
zuV0 copies Of Medical book Of 70 p,res on sperns
trhr a Tor Eratuifous circulation bv aspferer who h
cured OF nervous d. bility situde depr
u sparts, drssiness pairs in the timidfy ~
s -. almbess OF SIGHT, pmpEs, loss memory. ke =
ifosn early errors BY foiosing instructions ~
p IN TINS book, considers IL his DUTY ia gratitude ~
ahor and the benefit o. consumpfise Nervous SCI
scets % publish the Means used He viii Therefore ~
re 70 any address, on the receipt stamps cpf
ne sork containing information requires Adfss
foa 6's, 2 O. AIbauy, \, y. sol<y
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NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and ate Monday, June3, 1861, Trains will run

NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and ate Monday June 1861 Trains will
foliows;-
Leave Northampton G 20 m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York IL ,05 a. Aecommoda
for New Haven and New York $50 p M, Accommodation
Train for Westfield.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation
80 connecting with train Conn River Il. r.
the North As Mail aud Passenger, arrival OF
II Is train New York connecting at Westfeld
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Westhed 10 for Northam pton arrival
train from Albany
Westield, Western Railroad at Piainve Providence Hart
ford and fishkil X. H. at New Haven with New York
New Haven r. r.; New Haven, New London StoHning
ton r. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Il. r.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
CHAS. n YEAMANS, Sup't
Westfcld, June i, 1861 "a
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Proof Safe in the Word.
DR., Marshall's Headache and Calarrh suul

his snuh has Thoroughly proved itself to BE- II, y
article ever known for curing she Ca,arrh Cold i 4
lieaa ana me Healaehs 10 has hsen foaRsl an sIes
remedy 10 many eases Of sore Deafness has bss =
moved by H. and Hearing has often hen greatly psus
y as use IL Purges all distractions s,rergs,
eAnus ana gives HEALTHY seton 10 the parts are ed
Is recommended by msny of the best PLY aua -
WIN great success and satisfaction every ~herr
sior~ than twenty fge espsxe has proved gs
fore. -
large number sf the most respectable whoess, pru9
ssts " Nav fork and Boston IN certificate Egsea ),
snfm 10 ls2a say THE undersxus ed having y,s
seen acquainted with Dir MarshalIs Csizrrh Snrk nj
headaehe snuH and sold 10 Wholesale trade eheer
kte at NE believe u 10 be equal In ever respect D
ndaon given II for the Catarrhal srts
ana THAT u Is decidedly the best article hare
for All the common aiseascs Of the Head
beware OF Couuterf~it. A fae-,ir,E. Of N. .,
nature Of the proprietor, Charles Bowen % every ss
yoAy
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
ELECTROMAGNETIC SIPuO.

Fos rnE AND CURE or ALL DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, rus KipSsss, sroaAcn
AND BOWELS, AND PREVENTION CONCEPTION.
This sipho, when used prevents and Nervous De
by, Costvcness, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache
Lecuchorrha Whites prolapsus Uter Falling Of the
Womb obstruced Menstia alton and all complaints OF III,
Urinal Organs Kidneys and Bowels.
The spho enables all to and cure disease without
drugs herbs, pills, nosrums IL l. perfectly
safe 1t will last lifetime, without getting out Of order.
and fails; IL Is simple aud be used BY child II
acts magnecaly aud chemically removne, absorbing and
destroying all morbid secretious aud poisonous matter In
the syste II Il pleasant to mpirts strength and life
the body cnvens the spirits nparts ehecfness the
mind and gives aud elasticity all who it.
will last for 1t enables those whose health cir
eumsanees do not permit an increase of family 10 regulate
limit their offspring, Int must be used during prvg
nancy as II would produce miscarriage.
We send trfa each SipAo Important pirate and cofdSa
iai ifo,n Tim, for ne Married, aud those contemplating
NDriaes, ass, Ji,R directions for It's
NOR TO SECURE ONE.
Single s5 cheaper quality, SO. Each one Is
rantei They securely packed, and forwarded all
parts Of the country. Address,
DIR. J. RUSSELL.
tB0X b. tii-lo BRooxLss, New xork.
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Va ANHooD-
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, In Sealed Envelope Pr;e. s,x o,.,
Lecture the nature Treatment ana LII - 81.
mstofrheas OF scuiisl Weakness Involuntary PM
seNna DEBILITY and implements 10 plsrri,r. rerr
Se5 consumption. Epilepsy and Fits Ven
~ aa ~ s'ii lHcaFacity resulting from self Abass ~
D' obi-J CaserNeii N. ID Author q the Green not
ne weird renowned sutbor in this admirable Irt,-.
searF proves from his experience that the awfr cr
q sefSbuse mas be without yne. Ne
and without danseruns surgical operations hss -; s'
~ < ~ cordas pointing cot mole q erre
eeFtsn and ehctusl hT which every sufferer No rsss,
Ntiat his condition may b. may cure himself ei -
thousands and tioasands fS ooen
s.es sal IN pain envelope 10 any address n,
~ feas o. tx cents, or two pestzrr stamps b. alr.
w Dr. CHAS- ). c. KLINE
Wy ~ hcwerr, NeE York p o. BOY ssss
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

AN and after Monday, Nov. 25th 1861 Trains will
" as follows, TO wit;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 500 A. NJ, and . 30 pm
Arrive at Rutland, IL 90 A NJ, aud $50 night.
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and IL % AN.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and ! 45P.M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BELOW Stalls, 500 NJ, 1920 and510 pm.
Arrive at Ru land 1910 A NJ. 2 30 aud 40 Z. NJ.
Leave ltutla d 400 A. NJ, 8 90 and AS pm.
Arrive at Do lington loco NJ, GEO and $50 Z. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington with Vermont CentraIand VT & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier, St Adams, Kouses Point Mon
rea, 0gdeusburgh aud the NestAt Rutland, with trains
for Troy Albany and New Yerk Saratoga Springs Science
sdy and the MestAt Bellows Falls with trains Chesh
ire airoai for Ftchburg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Bratcboro Springfield,
Hartford New Haven and New Yorkand with sullivan r.
r. for Windsor White River junction Wells River st Johns
bury, Barton, Ldttleton aud the White Mountains
Passengers the West will find this cheap, pleasant
and expeditions
For Tickets and all necessary information enquire the
offices on the line
ga. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND, Nov %, 1861. 10
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American & Foreign Patenl
n. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATFM>l
Late Agent of the U. $, Patent Once, wash,.''Y
the Act Of 1851 's'at \
20 STATE STREET, opposite Kilhy s,ru, NJ

~
4 fTER mn extensive practice OF Upward. a.,
n continues 20 Secure Patents In the Unite. ssnh
IN urcat Britain France, and other foreign
Yeats specifications, bonds, Assignmcnts NM wSuN'
Drawings for Pate. ". executed on liberal t ~ ~,
despatch. Researches made into American or ra AZ
70 determine the validity utility OF Pat,n,'
land legal other advice rendered 4, All nv. le'
ing the same. Copies of the claims 81 any pssavt
by reuitliug One Dollar. Assignments f,eor'o1 M
lngton WA
The Agency Is not only tho largest IN New r..
through II inventors have advantages Tor ag
II ssccrtainlng the ps,cntabillty Of inventan. "
BY, " not iniineasursbly superior, to a,n whi,
f,rcd then, elsewhere. The Testimonials beawa 81 I
that none IL MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TlIr p.sr ns !
flCE than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS ~ ~
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY ihE
that he has abundant reason 10 believe, ana ~ soe
at c,her office Of the Kind the charges H., pse
services moderate. The immense practice pea
scribcr during the twenty years past has en,y' ~
accumulate vast collection Of specifications sna !.
ci,ions relative to patents s oasA
These, besides his extensive library Of legal ma.
cal works, and full accounts OF patents granted -
ted States aud Europe render him able be,o, y. y
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents s'eis
All necessity for journey to Washington. IA
patent and the usual great delay there are h.r, i
,entoIs. ~s
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i.ailroa0s.
VT. valley Railroad.

NroTICE--o aud after MONDAY. Nov, Is, 1861, Pas
N sensor rraias wall leave Bellows fas for biateboro,
A. NJ and La T. Mani returning lcaNe brattcbo-
no at lose A. VI, and ilUP NJ.
Freight Train bellows Falls at 10 A. NJ and Brat
tloboro al lis 2. NJ.
The passenger trains this route connect south
with the 4 Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads 10
Springfield Hartford New Haven and nrdgport direct TO
New York on the North with the kutland burlington,
Sullivan VI. Centra Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
Passunpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, ST. Johnsbnry
and White Mountains, Burlington and HOUSES Point og
densburg and Montreal NJ sL0AT, sup't
November ~, lsGl, II
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BUaLISoroS, Vt, March It'll, 1861.


To whoJn may concern IL hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Of Orange County for the wears se go
iool and have procured the Wines and Liquors with hicb
have supplied the Town Agents of sai t,ount~ -
Charles Backman No, 81 Front Street. New York that
have had careful Analyses Of said Wines aud Iousr asd
by Chas Chandler, Esq., Professor Of the AnalytcaI
Chenistrya Union College Schenectady n Y and that in
all and every instance the result been 60 ury4 them n
De perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal purposes
can therefore most confidently recommend the house Of
Chas Baekman Go. to all those who prefer giyipg tLS
orders TO honorable and conscientious men
GEo. p. BALDWIN
Commissioner for Orange Co