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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

Ahlt.hpEifHlA.
henevnlent Inssitasion. established n, s,.-,., -.
,f we hel'ef of the Sick and Distr.sseI .r1ir,
80 fnent and Chronic Diseases. aad especially fr ~
~ ~ bi--ases q tie s-xaal Organs wi va
~ " ADVICE given zrafis BY the Acting snr~..,,
MI NILE REPORTS spefustorrl,,,. ~ :. /. =
ss ne ~, ssxnai Organs. sni on the NEW RENEDIrs
- ~ me Da-Iasry. sent in sealed en- v-lop-s a. =
a. n :. ,nrss stamps for postage acreptsAle "A.
Psi'e1erht., IA inward sS,,eefaf'cni
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Cheshire Railroad,


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and after MONDAY
w Nov %, 1861, Trains will follows
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. and 1 IS P. NJ. : Keea
A. NJ and 2-55 Z. M.-and arrive at fitchburx att
and 4.52 NJ; Boston at 80 and 80 z. M: w
at 200 and 100 2. NJ.
MOVING wEsT.-Leave
BOSTON at 30 and II 90 A. N. Fiehhurgh at As A. NJ
ana lzO = M heene, LIS A. NJ. aud 30 Y. and a, !.
rive az bellows Fails at 1920 and 80 NJ Windsor p.
and o35 r. NJ Rutland, 300 aud LOO P. NJ; burlington
60oP.M.
Trains Connect as follotos
UP train at Bellows Falls with RUTLANp& BtJRrNGToS
hAiLhoAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal ot..ns.
nurga Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
-, Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
hNer Junction, burlington. ogaiensburv Montreal 81
Jonnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PAsSUJMpsJC and
n,bheoNf CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
north. " - ~ "'i Po'"ls
Dorm TSans Connect at ETc65aryA
with Trains of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. fr Worcester
norwich, Providence aud New York CITY
anu az droon Junction with of Worcester Nash
a n ior Nashua and Concord with Trains Of sony
Drook r. for Lowell, Lawrence &c
Tor Az points West may be secured at any station
Railroad and baggage will be checked "a
TO buffalo or Suspension Bridge .
A CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
superintendents Office, Keene, N H. Nov 2I is6I
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The Morning Train will leave Windsorat 10, A.
connecting with trains from Montreal and 0gdensburgh,
Oaremont at 49, and Charestown at 49, A. NJ. ,eonnee
tnga Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raroadfor Boston,
Lowell land Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield arriving al New York at AS NJ.
The Mail Train viii leave Windsor at l255, p NJ Tor on
arrival OF Trains from Montreal ogensburgh Barton aud
Littieton Claremont az 10 and Charestown LOO
NJ connecting Bellows FALL Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester, Sc also with Valley Railroad
for Springfield &C. arriving at New York at IL 10, p
and with Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
r@J CD EE -m> EEs
The Mail Train wi eaye BellowsFalls at 20, Charlie
town at IL Al Claremoniat 16P NJ connecting lind
with VT Central Railroad Montpelier Burlington
Rouse Point Month en- ogdensburgh Whit.
River JUNCTION with psc Railroad for Welsh
Littleton, St. Johnsbury Barton and the White Noun
tains.
rheEvening Train wilileave Bellows Fals at Gas ion
arrival of trains from Boston and New York;
at ID and Claremont at 6s9 p NJ connecting Wind
with Vermont Central Railroad Montpelier Burling-
ton Reuse's Point, Montreal, 0gdensbnrgh, sc.
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
Charlstown, N IL. Zee 10 1850. II
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Boots and Shoes
LOOK AT THIS.

has been said by in this place that keep moth
ing but Newspapers But wish the people to know
that keep fun assortment Of medicines, than is
usually kept In drug stores In this vicinity and will sell
them at less prices. o. \. WOODS.
bellows Fails, July 4, 1851. %
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DIR. Ia cRoIx's

Private Medical Treatise tie Physiological Isw Of Mar.
rage.
$50 PAGES AND 100 ESoR.yiS6s.-Prics only % cents
Sent free of postage to all parts the unon On the in
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Of both sexes Of all causing debility nervousness de-
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the married aud those contemplating marage who enter
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Young Men who troubled with weakness generally
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ND devoted 10 the of Medical Reform to the diff
n fusion Medical knowledge for the prevention esse
and to the relief of those suffering afflicted with Chronic
and leaenf Disorders To this end this Inhrmary
dowed to enable the sick and suffering throughout
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Exoraon and Ignorance Of Protested Physicians through
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The following of the diseases cure not only
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Consumtion ami Pulmonary Complaints Fever Serofua,
Dyspepsia Eye Ear Diseases Cancers Tumors
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Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and pre-
serPtons but will furnish when requested very best
medicines at the lowest rates.
These remedies prepaid in Laboratory, under
the OF able Chemists and the reliable
to science, including all the recent discoveries
To all addressing By letter, containing full
symptoms and of disease occupation
we will write candid reply with advice directions
cure Any fees sent when sending for advice will be
voted to furnish medicine for the poor In all
cine can be sent by III If desired Send for
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Also published at the inhuiary aid these objects
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pAIsrs AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD dRoUSDIN OH.
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rURE ZINC AND LEAD.
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RAW tISsEED OIL:
COACH vARSIsH; "ii@thA"
FURNITURE yARNISH:
REST DRYING JAPAN
SPIRITS TURPESIINh
sale In lars. or small qu,-fiti.s sy
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10000 copies Of Medical book Of q pages ON sperna-
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WOODy wOOD.

| ri hard WOOD sor sale by r. HYDE Also Connect
vsri-ty. --'fsi nv patterns IN great
Oct $3.50 a,
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Railroads..
VI. valley Railroad.

Rutland II Burlington Railroad.
an and after Monday Nov. 18th 1891 Trains will ra'
" as follows To wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, 500 A. NJ, and $50 Y.
Arrive at Rutland, II 90 A NJ. and 1890 night.
Leave Rutland 5.25 and II 20 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 100 A. NJ, and 40 r. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, 500 ~, ~ and 40 NJ
Arrive M Ru land l01OA NJ. $50 and 40 p NJ.
lsay, Entla d 400 A. NJ. 9 90 and IS r. NJ.
Arrive at b, Hngton loco A NJ, 600 and TSo p NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
At Darlington with Vermont Centraland VIA Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st. Adams, kouses Point Mon
trcal and the WestAt Rutland, With trains
for Troy Albany and New Yerk Sara oga Springs sehenec
tdy ana the westAt Bellows Fails with trains on chcsh
ire railroad for fteaburg Worcester, Lswell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for rattlesoro, Springfield
Hartford New Haven aud New Yorand with sullivan H.
H. for Windsor, White River junction, Wells River, 81 Jehus
bury, Barton Littcton aud the White Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information enquire at the
Offices the line.
RUTLAND. Nov %, 1861 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

MEAL-Just the thing Cattle inclined TO chs
nones' and not feed well. Fpr sale by
ARMS WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

THE PERFECT MELODEON

a MOTHER TRIUMPH. AT THE LATE STATE F,rp
Aat burlington, the PERFECT MELopgoS was again
st RE alum Tor purity, evenness, power of tons
hesefy desirable quality necessary superior nstrr
the teric heiodeon unsurpassed OF this we ha
abundant testimony. " nav
The addition of the BASE DAMPER for which we hav.
recently obtained letters patent is one Of the greatest v
pfoSements made on the Melodeon nj ,,.,- -
approoation and is considered by All
mo nave used Il and become acquainted with its
ment. f''Sie W SUI an ihsetu
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a CARD
TO THE PUBLIC

WETAkE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING 10 49,.
merons Friends and Patrons, that ow,sy - ouh
aud Increasing trade. lfor which We wish them 70 our
SINCERE nanes We have found Y necessary to Iue,.r
STOCK To tbs ntos, capacity that small so
OF conta ming And wish to say to the Public
ronseyrr, where, that they can Ind At Anaeg 4
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04

Read the Advertisements.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
IRISH OP1NIoS.-The Dublin natio

IRISH OP1NIoS.-The Dublin nation
says of the capture Of SlldeI! and Ma
son that it was an "Act aeorthy Of the
spirit, daring and dash of the 4naer'-
cans it was one to make Irish hearts
Jump with ioy.' "Thc uews," contin-
ues the same organ, ''has created wild
excitement and enthusiasm in Dublin.
and it will awaken similar feeling and
sensations throughout the whole coun-
try" If the English government re-
sent the insult. then we are told will
come ga great time for Ireland. -
Then will the men who are gone with
a vengeance prove vengeful men in
deed, then will the Irish race in Amer
ica rush to arms and bound into the
battle
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
Mr.. B1SGHAM's CoNFIsCArIoN ON BIZ.

Mr.. B1NGHAM's CoNFIsCATl ON BILL.
The following is the confiscation
bill Introduced into the House of Rep
resentatives by Mr.. Bingham Of Ohio:
Be it enacted, that if any person in
any State or Territory of the United
States, after the taking effect of this
act, shall engage in armed rebellion
against the government of the United
States, or shall aid or abet such rebel
lion, all the property, moneys, stocks,
credits or Effects of such person or per.
sons are hereby declared forfeited to
the United States, and the same are
hereby declared lawful subjects Of
prize and capture wherever found, ard
the President of the United States
shall cause the same to be seized, con-
hscated and condemned.
sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That such prizes and captures shall be
condemned in the District or Circuit
court of the United States, having ju.
risdiction Of the amount, or in admi-
raty in any district in which the same
may be taken and proceedings first in
stituted
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the Attorney General, or any
district attorney Of the United States
in wich said property or effects may At
the time be, may institute the proceed.
iuos or condemnation, and in such
cases they shall be wholly for the ben
efits Of the United States or any per-
son may file ali information with such
attorney, in which case the proceeding
shall he for the use Of such informcr
and the United States in equal parts.
Sec. q. And be it further enacted,
That every person who shall engage
in. or aid or abet such rebellion aforc.
said, shall forfeit all claim which such
person may have to the service OF laborof
any slave or slaves, and the slave or
slaves of such person shall be and arc
hereby declared freemen, and are
forever relieved from such servltude,
anything in the laws Of the United
States or any state to the contrary not
withstanding.
SEQ. ). And be il further enacted,
That no person shall be arrested or
surrendered as fugative slave upon
the order of any person in the mill.
tarv or naval service Of the United
! States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

messages carefully delivered" ;"
as the ear-truuapet said to the old
maid.
When is flock Of sheep like our
climate? When it is composed Of aIl
wetherS.
1t is said that Jew declined TO
purchase some iron because it happen
ed to he pig.
When do broken bones begin TO
make themselves useful. ? When they
begin to knit.
N. p. Willis says, "thanks to our
patrlotically prompt women--economy
Is now tearlessly fashionable"
Why is a man, disguised with
the stage, like hatterer9 Because he's
sick-of-antic. (Sycophantic.)
State the difference between q
clergyman and a conjurer? Ones y
divine, but the other is diviner.
Theodore Tilton, of the New York
Independent, has raised cotton enough
in his back yard at Brooklyn, this year,
to make him a shirt.
Why are the seeding states like
plaques of Egypt? Because seven
went out and ''they are exceeding gre
vious to be borne with"
Ladies. who wish to punish their
husbands, should remember that lit
tie sunshine will melt an icicle much
sooner than northeast haze.
Lord Palmerston recently said in
a speech that man ought to know q
great deal to acquire a knowledge Of
the immensity of his ignorance.
why are two young ladies kissing
each other an emblem Of Christianity z
Because they are doing unto each other
as they would men should do unto
them.
"A down east editor says he has
seen the contrivance our lawyers use
when they swarm up On the subject"
He says it is glass concern, and holds
about pint.
-'Is any body waiting on you?''-
said polite dry goods clerk to pref
ty girl from the country. eyes, sir"
said the blushing girl; 'that's my feller
outside. He wouldn't come in."
Il SUPPOSE said quack while
feeling the pulse of his patient, that
you think me humbug.' Sir replied
the sick man. perceive you can dis
cover mans thoughts by his pulse
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
Hn KEDH HIc PcoA11cE

He KEPT HIS PROMISE. A letter
we find in the Home Journal, written
from our blockading feet off Fort
Pickens, which gives an account of the
bdrning of the rebel vessel Judith,
gives the following incident that oc-
Cured just as the boat was leaving the
burning vessel to return to the fleet
The cockswain, poor fellow, is made a
masters mate, but l fear he is mortally
wounded. The first shot pierced his
breast. He sank down into the stern
sheets exclaimiug, ooh, Mr.. b, am
wounded" but kept his hold Of the TIL
Ter, and steerea the bout alongside : A
second shot shattered his knee. After
we showed off, the Doctor tried to get
him to swallow little spirits. ono,
sir, l promised my mother not to taste
it, and l can't" "But," said the Doc
tor, "you are siuking, and may die be-
fore you get alongside, if you don't. -
"Then, Sir, | must die !"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
4 NEGRo's EXCUSE FOR STEALING.

I 4 NEGEos EXCUSE FOR STEALING
-ssTom," says Dick, "you've beer
stealing Massa's turkey p
81 amt no such thing; who say
took MassaFs turkey?'
81 say So said Dick, "for l seed yol
go into de turkey house and come o,l
wild de turkey head sticking out of :
bag"
"Oh, WE'LL" rejoined Tom, 'if you
did see me sure enuff, Dick, den l take
it; and if you won't say nothin' bout
it, I'll give You de drum sticks, dat's
all dat's left.
Dick made no promise, but the mas
ter, who had overheard the conversa-
ton, soon had the delinquent Tom be-
fore him.
"Tom,' said he, "Tve just heard you
confess having stolen my turkey"
"Well, massa," says Tom, "since T'se
cotched, I'll Jest own / tux it; I want
goin' to deny it, no how"
'Now, Tom, you know I don't allow
stealing on my land, and | must punish
you for this"
"fray, MaSS,a don let the overSeer
fog me; for Massa "a sudden thought
seeming to strike him) you hain't lost
nothin' if [ did steal dat turkey"
"Why, You rascal, didn't you &C
knowledge that you have stolen and
eaten it %
"Dat's true, Massa," said Tom, "yet
still you hain't lost nothin'."
"How's that" said his master
"Well, you see, Massa, | TUX de tur-
key, and done eat it up. When | tux
de turkey and eat it, it got to be part
nigger for you, Massa. So you see
what you lost in turkey, you made up
in nigger.''
Tom was excused for his wit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04

The above bills are to be subject to
the order of E. Lavignc, Sheriff, after
deducting from the aggregate amount
the sum of s245, 90, for which orders
have already been drawn and paid to
said Sheriff.
Ordered. that the Clerk of the Board
audit all bills that have not yet been
presented for services rendered in pro-
tecting the cranberry crops, whenever
they are presented and certified to as
being correct by the Sheriff, allowing
them $500 per day for such services.
Board then adjourned until o'clock
in the evening.
o'clock p. m.
Board met, members all present
Motion was made and carried, that
the new Seal procured by the Clerk OF
the Board, be adopted as the Seal OF
the County Board Of Supervisors OF
Wood County.
A petition was received from Joseph
Sexton and others, praying for the or.
ganization of new town. composed OF
townships No. "a and es. OF Sangc No
: East, and townships No. "a and 25
Of range No. East, to be called the
town Of Fremont.
Bill of Auren Knapp, Jr., for rent ot
Justices Office and Office for Clerk OF
Circuit Court, was rejected.
Motion made that the County Treas
urer settle with Elvin Barker for the
redemption of bis lands, returned tc
the State delinquent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04

A STRANGER To HIM.-A young
Johnathan took it into his head one
day to get a wife. He accordingly
looked about him, and very soon made
such selection as suited him, and was
not long in striking bargain and set
Ting the prclminaries. He then appli-
ed to clergyman to perform the GER
emOny.
"But are you prepared for such an
important change in life?" said the
reverend gentleman.
Il guess l be-" said Johnathan, "for
I've got my land paid for, and l own
yoke of steers and cow"
"Very WE'LL" said the clergyman,
with long breath and sober face,
call these may be proper in their place,
to be sure but have You ever thought
of salvation %
"Sal alVation - says Johnathan. "who,
under the sun is she? ! don't want
her for a wife. l want Nell Barker"
The minister explained his meaning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
Proceedings Of Board of Supervisors
December 23d, 1861.

Board of Supervisors met pursuan
to adjournment. Present Supervisor
Reeves, Clark, Lemley, Harvey ane
Natwig. Absent. Sup'r Hiles.
The proceedings of the last meeting
of the board were read and approved
Ordered, that the Clerk of the Boarc
and the Clerk of the Circuit Court re
ceive six months salary i'll advance, by
their giving the proper security, to be
approved Of by the Chairman of the
! Board.
The committee appointed to settle
with the County Treasurer and CLERK
of the Board, not being ready to make
their report, the Board adjourned tc
Tuesday morning, at o'clock.
Tuesday, Dec. q, 1861.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Supervisors all present. Proceeding,
of last meeting were read and approx.
ed.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Your committee to examine into the
accounts of the County Treasurer,
would respectfully report that they have
made such examination, and find that
the books and papers Of said Treasur-
cr are well and properly kept, and they
would recommend the Board to settle
with him in accordance Herewith.
George Hiles,
Chas. d. Lcmley,
Henry A. Clark,
Committee.
The report of the comrcittec was
adopted, and they discharged.
The committee appointed by the
Board of Supervisors to examine into
the accounts of, and settle with the
Clerk OF the Board, would respectfully
report that they have examined into his
accounts, and find them correct in all
respects, and also that they find, upon
such examination, that the books are
kept in a satisfactory and business-like
manner Seth Reeves,
Ole Natwig,
Richard Harvey,
Committee
The report of the committee was
adopted, and they discharged.
The report of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court was read and approved.
The Board then proceeded to cancel
and destroy the County Orders paid IN
by the County Treasurer.
Ordered, that An order be issued to
the County Treasurer for s37,O0, the
amount overpaid by him upon settle
ment with the Board.
The auditing committee reported in
favor Of allowing the following bills:
A. Knapp, Jr., for Clerk Circuit
Court fees, 1882
E. Lavigne, for services as Sher-
if, 2O7,57
John r. Plato, for services as dep
uty Sheriff, in protecting cram
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
s~"Willie," said 4 doatinc parent

s#""Willie," said doating parent
q an abridged edition of himself, who
had Just entered the grahnmer class at
= high-School, "Willie, my dear, will
YOU pass the hutter?' "'rhirtainly thir
-takthcs me to pasthe anything
Butter it'll common thubthantive, neu-
ter gender, agreeth with hot buck
wheat caketh, and ith governed by
underthood,"