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POYsERSsiIsSTlT TE e.
BcrNarISton, Ma SIS.

ccEssInLEby Railroad, drststation below South Yer
n non function,
the Wednesdays of Aug Nov, and Feb respectively
argeand beautiful Institute Buildings, Extensive Applf-
atus, Agricultural Department. Gymnse Club Tor heath-
full exercise aud the 'ot Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages
l. Y. WARD, A. Principal;
Mrs Y. II. WARD Teacher OF rnanen Ia departments
Miss 5. H. LEACH PreceptTtss;
SEVERN SCuNELL, Native OF lermany, Teacher OF Ger
man.
h. O. EMERSON Teacher OF Music instrumental yocali
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from Principal the Preparation OF
Teachers aud from Uentemen OF High scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department vii be given
Letters for Rooms for Sefolrug for Board be
sent to h, WARD, Bernaron, Mass. Beard inc ia iiss
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families and
at the Uushman Hall under OF the Teachers, at 50 "a
| per week. 30
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Substitutes for Coffee.

The high price of tea and coffee has
caused many to adopt substitutes for a NOR
ming beverage. Go where you viii, you
hear the subject discussed, and into houses
peas, rye, barley, or whatever is designed
for a substitute. That some of these arti-
cles will make very palatable and whole
some beverage we think no one will deny.
We give below some of the recipes that
are floating around, and have been CON-
mended:
Rye Ce6ee.-Take peek of rye cover
it with water, let it steep or boil until the
grain swels or commences to burst, then
drain or dry it. Roast TO a deep brown
color, and prepare as other caffee, allowing
twice the time of boiling. Served with
boiled milk
Another.--Take some rye; lst, scald it I,
ID, dry it; Sd, brown it, then mix it with
one-third coffee and two-thirds rye, and then
you will have as good a cup Of coffee as
you ever drank.
Street Potato Cofee.--Another writer, in
one of our exchanges, gives the following
recipe for the preparation of substitute
for coffee. We give it for what it is worth
never having seen it tried:
Take Sweet potatoes, cut them fine
enough to dry conveniently, and when dried
grind in coffee mill; dry them by the fire
or stove at this season of tie year, or b,
the sun when that will do it; grind and us,
mixed with other coffee in such portions a.
you like. Some of my neighbors omit hal
of the coffee some more"
barley Ccfee.--Take common barley, OF
the skins of it can be obtained, roast as 20,
would coffee, and mix in such proportion 81
suits your taste. 1t is very good.
Pea Cofee.-It is probably known t,
many that very large per cent. of tn,
ground coffee sold at the stores is common
field peas roasted and ground with the cot
fee. There are hundreds of thousands o
bushels OF peas annually used for that pur
pose. Those who are in the habit of pur
chasing ground coffee can do better to bu,
their own peas, burn and grind them, ant
mix to suit themselves.
Carrot Cc6ee--is recommended by al
exchange. Cut up, dry and grind, and mix
with coffee in quantities to suit the taste.
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Mr.. WEED IN PARLIAMENT.-In his
last letter from London, Mr.. Weed says:
81 go when | get time to the Parliament
House, and this evening in some expeeta-
ton of debate on American affairs but il
did not come on.
begin TO like the way business is done
in Parliament. The maner is husness-hke.
There is no buncome,' no spread eagle
defamation. Men who have sense talk
sensbly, and to the purpose. The Minis
ters who are members also, sit on the right
of the Speaker, to explain the views of the
Government, and TO answer questions.
Although the body is composed Of some
600 members, the Chamber is not half as
large as our Hal! Of Representatives. The
House is only full when it divides on i'm
portant questions, and then many stand up.
In reading, as we do in English papers.
reports of debates, the frequent recurrence
of Hear, Hear seems senseless but in
listening to these debates you soon discover
reason for, aud fitness in these interjec-
tons. They occasion no interruption, and
rather aid than embarrass The speaker"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-04

Pain is life's sentinel 1t gives warning
of danger. II is NATURES monitor. 1t saws
take care--you have violated the laws Of
health you have wounded yourse'f-desist
or yo1 diei' But when the wound is NOR
tai beyond hope. the sentinel gives no chal-
lenge. Pain is Of no use then. The vic
tim must die, and usually be suffers little.
Pain, therefore. ii il be penalty. is also q
mercy. il is designed emily to tell US oI
danger and make us avoid il.
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Cheshire Railroad.

Cheshire Railroad.
NVINTER ARRANGEMEST.-on and after MONDAY,
w Nov. % 1851, Trains will run follows:
MOVING EAsT-Leavs
Bellows Fall. at 30 A. NJ and IS p NJ. a. 70
A. NJ and ass p M.-and arrive Fitehburs II 90 VI
and 452 NJ; Boston at 80 and 530 P. M Worcester
at 200 and 7O0P.M
MOVING wEsr-Leaye
Boston at 80 aud IL 90 A. NJ Fi.chburgh at 945 A. NJ
and 20 P NJ. Keene, IL % A. NJ aud 80 P. M-and a.
rive at Bellows Falls at 1920 and 30 p NJ Windsor y
and 635 F. Nj Rutland, 800 and 500 P. NJ. burlington
600P.M
Trains Connect as follotrs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington Montreal Ogdens
onrgh Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady ant
:, Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for windsor whit,
hiyer junction, burlington. ogiensburg Montreal st
Jonnsbury, DC, via. VT. CENTRAL. PASSUMPsIC, and
NEhhoNr CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains max.
olreet connection via VT. CENTRAL r. f. for all point,
north. - " - f
Dozen Trains Connect at FiseAburgA
with Trains of Fchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton Junction trains of Worcester & Nash
ia X for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
BROOK r. X for lowell Lawrence &c.
tickets Tor al points West may be at any STATEN
on cheshire Railroad and ggage will ba ehec, n ~
TO Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
euperintendent's Office, Keene N H. Nov. 81, 1861.
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GIRLs.-Thele are two kinds of girls,
One is the kind that appears the best abroad
the girls that are good for parties, rides.
visits, balls, etc, and whoes chief delight is
such things. The other is the kind that
appears best at bome--the girls that are
useful and cheerful in the dining-room, the
sick-room. and all the precincts of home.
They differ widely in character. One is
torment at home, the other is blessing.
One is moth, consuming everything about
her: the other is sunbeam, inspiring life
and sladness all along her pathway. Now
1t does not necessarily follow that there shall
be two classes of girls. A slight education
will modify both little, and unite their
good qualities in one.
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II regard Mr. Eddy ofthe Ntou eapasle and ~ \
FIJI practitioners With whom have had onirnl
CHARLES MASON, commissioner II 49,
II have hesitation In assuring inventors TIA, t
not employ person cenIpsfsGf and fras,ssgI J
more capable Of patting their applications Va ann =
enre for them early and favorable eonsisann -
Patent 0fhre.n EDMUND BunKS -
Late Commissioner q pa,.,,,
Mr. r. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN As.
tions, all but Of which patents have been rr
and that Is pending. Such nnmistskabe preIa-J
talent and ability HIS part leads 10 reeon,nee -
inventors 20 apply to hirs procure their patents ) 4
may be Of having the most faithful attention t,
on their cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGsAn
During eight months. the subscriber In eourse i
large practice made frcs rejected applications SIxYS
ArPEhLS, livery ONE Of which was decided ID 1i M
by the Commissioner Of Patents. H. II Un3
Boston, Dec. 2. 1861. SOL,
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The house of ID. w. Barber. at Milan,
was entered by thieves On the night OF the
18th, and several hundred dollars in money
and other valuables we're taken. A reward
of $50 is offered for the detection of the
thief
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Washing Machine.
IL will do Washing, Sfarchinz and vyring-
5ssI.

NliS machine has been thoroughly tested for the last
months and found to do all that it designed do
II is adapted to all kinds of clothes from pocket handker
chief to bed quilt You wiring your clothes in less
than quarter Of the time and much dryer that they
will dry in half the time and injure your clothes
one half as much when twisted by hand This machine
is formed with Two spring rolls covered with rubber and
constructed to together with great pressure
fast and easy The springs in the rolls tructsd
as to yield the most in the centre where the bulk of the
clothes conducted they pass between By this
the springs with the rubber tight around
clothes that they through nearly enough TO iron
amount of The clothes washed by this machine
will require rubbing except the drtiest parts such
collars ard wristbands, which will require but slight rub
with the hands.
The machine is Baey's patent and the subscriber has
bought the right of manufacture or Windham
Windsor counties Price $500 A. S. CLARK.
Bellows Falls, VT, Feb. s, 1861
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-04

The DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Some
years since the Duke was sitting ut his libr-
AIRY table, when the door opened, and with.
out any announcem Mt in ,stalked figure
Of singularly i'll omen.
"Who are you p asked the Duke, in his
short, dry manner, looking up without the
least change Of countenaace upon the in-
truder.
81 am Apollyon.'
"What do you want r
Il am semitic kill you"
"Kill me very odd"
81 am Apolyon, aud must put you to
DEATH"
obliged to do it to-day?"
~ am not told the day or the hour, but
must do my mission"
"Very inconvcnient-very busy-great
many letters 10 write--call again and write
me word-lll be ready for YOU And the
Duke went on with his correspondents
The maniac, appaelld probably by the stern
unmovable old man, backed out of the
room, and in half an hour was safe in Bed
lam
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND 81 LLIvAN
RAILROADS..



On and after wednesy Jan. Sth ls62 trains viii
follows
TRAINS GOING souru Essr,-Nsil train leaves st.
Adams at 90 NJ connecting at White River junction
with trains for aud from Wells River, St. Johnsbury Little
ton, and Northern Railroad for Boston, LOWELL Wor-
ceser &c., connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rail-
road for Boston, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for
Springfield New Haven, aud New York arriving in New
York at l0i5P.N.
NIGsr ExraEss leaves ogirnshurgh st IL 30 NJ Mon
treal 30 r. NJ, louses Point at 6lO r. III AMI arriving
In Boston at $40 A. connecting at Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield AMI New Haven and
arriving in New York at 40 M
Trains going North and WestMal train leaves Boston
at 100 NJ via LOWELL Lawrence, fitchburgh Leaves
Springfield at 25 A. Bellows Falls II 70 z. NJ.
Meeting White River junction with Northern Railroad
from BOSTON, and with passumpse Railroad for and from
ST. ohnsbury and lteton arriving at Burlington ut 90
7. NJ and at St. Adams at ~ p. NJ, and lodge.
NGir FxPRESs TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 10 p. ".
receiving passengers VALLEY Railroad -ayng
New York at 90 A. NJ and from Cheshire Railroad. leay.
ing Boston at IL 90 A. NJ White River junction
IL SO p. NJ, arriving Burlington 525 An, Houses
Point 20 Y. NJ arrive at Monr~a 1000 A. M aud
Trains for Detroit, Chicago, and thu West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached 10 both the
night express trains running heween Rouses Point and
Boston, and between Rouse. Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. MERRILL Supt.
st. Adams, Vt, Jan. 5, 1862 Sly
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The Guide and Guard


IL exposes all the Humbugs and the varo1s Tricks to en-
tee the sick and we'll IL illustrates the pains uaeks
and Rouges to dupe guides the nnry through
HE ana shows up every swindle Of the age 1t shows how
All kinds OF Food Medicines Liquors aud Goods are auter
ted, with OF
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American g. Foreign Patenl
n. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENrJ
late Agent OF the U :, Patent Office Wpshln.,,- =
the Act u 1891 'sHs
70 STATE STREET, opposite Knby Stree, nos,


A fTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of ~.
~ continues TO secure Patents In the United ~.
IN Great Britain, France, and other foreign eon,,
yeats, Specifications, bonds, Assignments ana sas
Drawings for Pate. h.. executed GU hheru terns
despatch Researches made into American or po,, -
10 determine the validity or utility Of Patents ~
and legal cr other advice rendered h all ms,,s,4
ing the same. Copies Of the claims Of any ratrn,,
Ny RENTING One Dollar. Assignments rtordel !, n
ington.
The Agency Is not emily the largest In New pnr..
through Il Inventors have advantages Tor securlns
81 ascertailing the patcntatility Of Inventions ns
by, IL not mmeasugably superior, to any which
fered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below ~, ~
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TlIR P,fpxe
fIcE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS Is mn
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. Il. ~, ~
that he has abundant reason to believe and can -
at osher Office of the Kind the charges fr ND
services moderate. The immense practice ~ II
scfber during the twenty years past, has enahla "
aeeumulate vast col eetion Of specifications and "a :
eisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and ,
cal works, and tuli accounts Of patents granted IL M
ted States and Europe, render him able be, o, d aus
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey to Washington, 10 nr.
patent AMI the usual great delay there are here
yentors-
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We arr permitted to refer the following comniss;o,s
toNn Areuts- and Physicians the Sta,eof Vs,r,, -
" 50 doing nre guided BY desire place before ne nic
- aeis that arr in themselves evidence that in
anfn none but the purest and most eSi-ah :;
car line viii be offered Tor sale 10 sr r1.ss 1s ~
haesHess = hisaE HungerorsI Professor 81 t.l,n;,
- ~ IN aersts o. Vermont $ ". Thsver NJ d mn
'er. friesor etc in the University 81 yerTnoa..
= ; fi.rce Agent Burlington. County toinrui-onsr-
- - alltr.s Cmties.en; Calvin Bloistft Israel f;s.t
fssrre Washington Charles Davis r Sasl,rr
- - e'nia '" IL H. 1inrlara. II Themes I,,oai,ie /.
-, ~ sfssrsr y Fristse Rutland A II Gilmore Uo,
osr =. Baldwin Orange; George Fisher Wfn,Il~,, H.
Nss7lhan and Ira Giisri Adiisoa ls-i5,lx n
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DIR. IA cRo,x's

frais Medical Treatise the Physiological Fiec Of A
rage.
$50 PAGES AND 1870 ESaR,vrxes -pr,.o all, q ,..n
cent ree Of postage TO all parts OF the Union On ths
hriss OF youth and maturity disclosing the secret f
preston Of spirits papitation OF the heart Suicidal
ng lnvount imaginatiois blushinrs detective meme
~ nages,ion and lassitnde with confessions thrilling
interest OF Boarding School Miss College student aBi
Young Married Lady, Re- &c 1t isa trnhd,I adviser
tam ra a anh mo. marriage, who eH
ssl2us OF having hanlrded the health happiness ssl
pr,si.ses to which every human being il entitled
le1ng Men who are troubled with weakness eeueTss
caused by bad habit in youth the effects ~ b;,s an IL
zlness pains forgetulness sometimes ripu or e t4r
weak eyes. weakness Of the back and lor con
uon o. Ideas loss Of memory, with melancholy may Z
CURED BY the authors New Paris and london Treatment
or 1he greater part Of We past year devodor
s ~ visiting the European Hospitals availing ourse
Of the knowledge and researches Of the most kei Phys
Clans and Surgeons In Europe on the Contpent Th
themselves under our will nov have the faa
benefit of the many New and Ehieacous Rep,lies whh
we are enabled to introduce or practice and the
nc may nest assured OF the same zeal siuity Sscrey al
s.ion icing PAID to their cases, which has SO successful
" distinguished US here, FORE as Physician in cur ,at
ar Of professional practice for the past twenty
fREScH FEsALE PIIIs.-Iadies who wish for Msaeas
ne seacy q which has been tested In thousands ease
and never failed to effect speedy cures itheut any hai
suits will use but Dr. DeIaney's FEMALE Perio
Inc oniy precaution EecessaIy to be observed =
dies should not take them II they have rsn, 10 bsFs
they are in certain Situations 1.-THE rticpis IN which vi
y ioend on the wrapper accompanyipg each box tosh
ps. 1e ana healthy 80 gentle, yet active hs
United states - W "''i'u 70 Ae. par
-, eie iaiies-Who need confidential medical alsi
IN regard to any Of those interesting complaints wAa
larry Invited to consult ms : '''''' '-''si -
lhk ,hLEcrRo-GALvASIc PRoTEcrrvE-For married laae
whose health viii not admit or who have no rsrs m
crease their family may be Obtained a. above II i er
years. Price resluccd 10 SO
U Attendance daily from In fi,a ,,,ornf,e TN sst
nightand on Sunday from tin s p NJ
eienss Nh full dirctions sent to anv part q "
chited states or Canadas BY patients ncafin t
ftens By letter Business eorrrsponde1ec strictly co
u Ut L Ofe il srili heated a. established und- e
aHe Of DB La cROIx at No 81 Naien Lane ailany L
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The finest composition Of human nature
as well as the finest china, may have flaws
IN II though the pattern may be Of the
highest value.
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NJ nw HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD.

NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
IN On and ate Monday June 3, Issl Trains will
follows -
Leave Northampton $50 Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven aud New York IL 5 Accommodation
for New Haven and New York $50 p Accommodation
Train for Westheld
Lave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation ut
100 onnectng with train copn. River r. h. for
the North 345 p Mail and Passenger, arrival Of
l2l5 train from New York, connecting wsstaed
direct for Albany and the West.
Leave westhed Is for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Westheld Western Railroad plsinyilie Proy lence Hart
ford and Fishki r. H. at New Haven with New YORK and
New Haven X. Il. New Haven, New London and Stonnng
ton H. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. r.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
CHAs. N YEAMANS, Sup't,
Westheld, June /, 1861. "a
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

ON and after Monday Nov. 18th, 1861 Trains viii
" as follows, to wit;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington, 500 A. NJ, and $50 P. N
Arrive Mt Rutland, Il 90 NJ, and u night.
Leave Rutland SIS and II 20 An.
Arriyea at Bellows Fails, $50 A. NJ, and 10 PM
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BellowsFalls, 500 NJ, l2.2o sna5.lo Pm
Arrive at RD land 1O.l0A NJ, 2 20 and 20 r. N.
Leave Egtis 400 A, M, 800 aud 4 % p. NJ.
Arrive at Bu lington 1000 A. NJ, 500 and 7.3oP.M.
TRAINS CONNECT AZ FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Vermont Centraiand VI. 4 Canada
Railroads for Montpelier 81. Alhans Reusrs Poin Mon.
treal ogdensbngh and the wessAs Rutland with traius
for Troy Albany end New Yers Saratoga Spring. Schenee
tady end the WestAt Bellows Pals With trains Chesh
ire Railroad for Ptchburg Worcester LEVEL and Bosom
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brastebore, Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New Yerkand with sullivan r.
r. for Windsor White River Junction. Wells River ST Johns
bury Barton, Ette:on and the whit5 Mountains.
Passengers for the West viii hnd this cheap pleasant
and expeditions
For Tickets and all necessary information enquire at the
offices on the line.
E.A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RUTLAND Nov. %, 1861 10
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THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,

For every Family having 900 Receipts on Cookin
Preserving Dyeing Cleaning, sc. How Paint and wa
Is tho best TO Raise. How animals advice to Hons
Keepers, Farmers, and Mechanics on 1000 subecs Of IL
terests- Price % cents Worth 40 to any one
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Boot ~ shoe store.
G. Il. CHI ~ SIC CO.
Boots and Shoes
CAMPER MEASURES,

litSk ar the best measures FOE measuring Tfmha- A,
Log hosri< Se- giving the contents in an accurate
~ oiis manner seat BY exprczs 1ny rart OF
ste: ~ Feet hulss for surveyors woo5 ard Eark-
'tNsi 90, Aalrr-. l. ELLIS
XinrlrBian, Mas
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Railroads..
VT. valley Railroad.

NTOTlcE--On and after MONDAY. Nov. Is, 1851, Pas
" sengcr Teams vii leave bellows Falls. for blattchoo
10 A. NJ aud las 4. NJ, aud returning leave brattepo
ro ut 1870 4. NJ. and 4 10 z. NJ.
Freiht Train leaves n.ows Falls at 6l5 A. NJ and Brat
tlcboro at rs Z. NJ.
The two passenger trains this route connect south
With the Mass aud Connecticut River katlroads 70
Springfield nartfOr New Haven and bridgeport direct 20
New York On the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan VT Central, Vermont cauada connecticut and
passum,sc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady 81 Johnshury
and White Mountains, Darlington aud HOUSES Paint og
lensburg and Montreal. NJ SLoAI, supt.
November 10 1851. III
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO..
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,

No. So Front si., New York.
Sole Importers Of c. b. Cognac, Old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would call the attention of Commissioners Town
agents. and the Medical Faculty OF the Vermont
to we'll selected stock Imported Wines and Iquor
which we oier on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
ysis that have been made By eminent Chemists Of our
Liquors. " ~
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lSLAnD HOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

THE subscriber having leased the Island House, at Bel
lows Falls, anu the stable connected herewith, would
announce that he putting In complete order and will be
fully prepared and after Wene ~ May s. to for
those Of the travelling public who may favor him with their
patronage. His long experience in the business leads him
to hope that, with gentleman assants, careful and at
tentye walters excellent purvcyors he will be able 20
fully sustain the high repute Of the Island ou in its most
pamy days. and successfully cater 70 the wants Of all The
rates Of board will such prove satisfactory.
EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
Bellows Falls May l, 1861 Is
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Hon. 6Eo. 2. BAIuwI

n, SCHENECTADY, August 10Th ls6O
- Orange COUNTY VI
DsaT sT;-l have anayzed the following sampes Of
Liquor and Wine forwarded BY you and snj sh,, =, ~
and well suited for medical use:
Four samples Of Brandy tgo sauiples Of NyhisA.y a.
sa5apls of Gin, one sample Of Port Wine O"'
HE Gin and Port particularly are Of extra quaiitv
CHssLss +. CHaSDLFE
Professor Of AnaIy tea Chemistry. Union Co,leg.
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s't1 copies q Medical hook Of 81 pages sferrs
srIn=a ier r1tuitous cirraafion BIZ Snaerer vhs ?.
n eieet aay eursi Of nervous debility lassitute 81
sion o spirits ernssnes- pains the hack tlifs 9.
-nes, aaness o. sight, Timpies los Of memory. SCI
snnE from early srr0rs By following The irstrsicor
en- q shfs book considers II his dut ia gzsifade e. y
frevs e publish the means u-f lie win fi~rsoFr ssrs
ise- % any adiress the receipt Il stamps, eIa
ne sork containing every nfruafion required. ssa
Box 51s. 2. o., Albany, ny. eet@l5