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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
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.PRl,a.GTlCAE WATCH. MAKER
FatChes,I ,IeWelry, ,SiiYerJ 8 PIaiedI

f,nH se7li1la l5'l.Il VIIIIldS 81 u il9aN
FANCY GOODS, &rS
5f50OE 8 * [ n AQEf4s kOnEoo Sts
saoRfs9 OR 9sfFE y s 81 y = HATls, %, at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19
Cheshire Railroad.

- UMsffR ARRASGBNEST.-on aud after MONDAY,
- May ~ 1857, Trains will run follows
MOVING BAsT--Ieare
Bellows Fails at % A. ~ aud S. p Mi K-rns al Q 81
y ~ and3 50 r. Nsnd arrive at Fitehharz at II 40 A.
and Az VI Bestonat - aud 80 p. VI. Worcester
at 400 and 100 Pm
MOVING wEsT.-Leaye
Boston at 81 A. NJ. and 90 p NJ Ftchbur,h at o a.
A. ~ alid . ~ r. VI. breue, ll2s A. 81. and ~ r. NJ -
and a. rive At Bellows Fails at 1890 A, ~ and nt6 r. ~
windsor ~ A. NJ and ~ 10 z. Mi Ratland, $40 A. IA
and ii 40 P NJ; burlington. 6 90 p NJ
Trains Connect as faJtors.
Up trains at Bellows Falls With RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, ytoptrrl osrie,s
burgh Albany Fsoy Saratoga Springs. secs.ct,dy ,ud
he West No change OF befNeen Boston and Rutland
~ either tram Lodge at kutand, sing
D t@ next morning.
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor Whit.
l1Yer 1nnetion, Huntington. 0ssensbur. Montreal 81
JVhIshury, &e-, VIA. VIZ CENTRAI. pAssUMrsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS ke. Both trains uahe
direct connection via VT, CENTRAL r. H. for all points
north the last train Up running direct through 10 Nndsr
~ junction and burlington, by night over VI e.
u H. arriving at burlington 70 mkt morning Sc
Dorm BaiAs CsHaeef al FGtra5asgA
with Trains Of Fehburgh Worcester r. r. for worcc.tr4
Norwich, Providence and New York city.
Ana at roion junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
ua X fer Nashua aud Concord With Trains of stony
BROOK H. X for Lowell Lawrence Sc.
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
r srEvAHT, Gen, Ticket Agt.
cuperihteirdent's Office, keene, N H., May a. 1862
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.


on and after Monday, June 20 1862 trains viii t.
lowss--
TRAINS ooIxu soura AND EAsr--sis train leaves Rou.
sc's Point at so A. NJ StAlsaus at 80 Burlington
at Is A. NJ connecting al White River junction With
trains for aud to wells River, ST. Johnsbury littlcton,
and with northern Railroad Boston LOWELL Worcester
&c. converting Bcows Falls With Cheshire Railroad fer
Boston AMI With Vermont Valleys Rsilruad Ter Spfinsrt
New Ilayen. and New Nugk arriving In Aew York at 10 10
4, NJ
Nisar TxPErss Icaycs ordeushurgh at 1910 NJ !, Mon
trral 400 y. NJ kousvs pont AZ Gle p anl arriving
IN Boston AZ Sin A. " connecting fellows FAILS ~th
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, aud Win ycg
Mnpt laley ilrusd iof Springfield New Haven and New
f6rf arriving in New YORK at isuf NJ.
Trains girg North West-sIai train leaves Boston
at 40 via lowell Lawrence. FItehhursh Leaves
Springfield at I6e 4. NJ Bellows FAILS at Y "a p NJ
h,Ftng at white River JUuciiea VITA Nor harm nRruad
ftn bostUn, aud with rassumpsc Railroad Tor sud from
-. bloomsbury aud i,tcion arriving Burlington s6
Y. VI and at 50, Adams az ~ r. NJ and Onsburli at
25a 4 NJ, aud Montreal az 10 81 2. NJ.
sNtGHr fxPRgsS TRAM leaves bellows Falls MS Y, NJ,
yeeisng passensers om vermont Valley Railroad eavisg
New Notk atSW 4 aud hem Clasiirr ailrnad ksy,
tg Boston ~ 400 r. III v1anevng White River Innr.
tion with tre leaving Boston at 80 =. NJ Via lowell on
u 80 q ~, arriving at Burlington $50 4. NJ Rouse
p"iut at 30 A. N arrive Montreal at fOn0 ~ aud
At ogdensbursh AT 4 40 A. NJ with Iaua Trunk
Ifs'ps for Detroit, tihcslps aud the West.
New aud beautiful sepiug tarhel both the
night express trains running between Rouse tsut aud
boston. and between loase,s 'opt aud Trey.
Through trkets tor Chcago aud the Tor sh ~ the
pgneifa stations, q MElillilt stunt
81 AihasS, W June IS lSiS2 y
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N EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILRo An.
On and afLe MnnaaY lnnea 1874 rrnin. - -

N EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAIIRoA Al -
~ On and afte Monday, June g. 1861 Trains viii run al
follows - - -
Leave Northamntdm $50 m Nah and Passenger Tram
fof New Haven and New York; ll5 Account odailon
~ Ne@ Haven nd New York s30 p NJ Accommodation
lave New Haven for Northampton. Accom- molaon AZ
80 a. m connecting with train Conn River A. a. for
me North % p ns Mail aud Passenger, on arrival on
direct for Albany and the West
train from Albany - "''o y
connecons Of Northampton with Conn River r. n at
esed Western Railroad 1t Plainsile Providence Hart.
ira ana hiskil H. H. at New Haven With New Yok ana
New Haven r. New Haven New Iondon and S,onnin,
ton x X and New Haven, Hartford SpringAcld r. r.
West. = - fA"DN'f"' P'ihts
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
Westfeld, June l. 1861. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

PuLosornr OF PLEASANT EArISo.---
a good dinner is h very enjoyable thing,
but seldom or never 10 tile man Who reso.
lutcly sets about getting up" q good din
ner. Were il customary or POSSIBLE for
your cook 10 SIT down with you to The elab-
crate entertainment he Or she may have
prepared, there would certainly be one OF
the company upon whom the treat would
not be thrcwu away. Even the work OF
carving for large company takes off the
edge from ones relish Of food, and haitens
the exhilaraton of mutual converse. When
ever we make a business Of pleasure, pleas
ure is sure to sink down into business.
The more pains we take, the more intent
We are, the more perfect our arrangements
for comprising the evil, the more certain
we are to miss il. When William the
Fourth was crowned, We recollect hearing
of gentleman from the country having
teen seized with temporary mania to wit
ness the coronation procession. lie pur-
chased seat in one Of the stands erected
in Palace Yard for the occasion, and fear
full lest the crowd should prevent his access
TO it in the morning he took possession of
it over night. Excited expectation, con-
spring with the norelty of his position, kept
him thoroughly awake till toward noon next
day. He saw the multitude assemble, the
military take up their posts, and all the sue.
cessive changes which indicated the near
approach of gorgeous and solemn ceremo.
NAL. But he had drawn too freely upon
his physical strength. ! here is point of
compulsion beyond which nature refuses
obedience. The point in this instance was
reached few minutes before the procession
started, and when il passed by the stand on
which our country gentleman sat, he was
locked in the arms Of sleep that would
not let him go. The incident fairly Illus
trates the position We are aiming to estab-
lish. There are some things which fly from
you the more resolu.ely they are coured--
sleep is one, pleasure is another.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

HE TIMELY Gift" | have often no.
ticed,' said pious lady," how God moves
our thoughts towards those who need our
help. One day got thinking about a poor
woman in cur street, and / resolved to 90
and see her as soon as could finish what
| was then doing But befcre could get
ready, gentleman called, member of our
church, and without word from me, hand
ed me three dollars, saying, Mrs. b,
perhaps you know some one who wants this,
and ! haven't the faculty of going among
the poor, as you have" was so thankful
| could not help telling him how had felt
all day. As soon as he left, went TO the
poor woman's house. She was sick. had
spent all her money, and was really suffer
ing Tor want OF proper nourishment. When
told her what had brought, she could
not believe it, it was too much. She made
me bring the candle, and let her look at il
again and again, and then she turned il over
and looked at it, as IT, ii were really limos
sIble that so much could be her own. From
that hour she began TO get better. The
pressure Of immediate want was removed
from her mind; she slept well that night,
and having now suitable food for her en.ee-
bled condition, continued to improve until
her health was fully restored. | do believe y
continued the lady, shat poor people
often die because they have no hope. They
see no way Of providing for their wants.
and there is nothing TO arouse their ener-
gies."
We have need TO hare been poor our
selves, in order to know the value to the
poor Of a single dollar. How much is thrown
away in the homes of the wealthy, which
WOULD by many poor mother, be made
INTO warm garments for her children. II IS
not because the rich are no, willing to give,
but because they DO net know where N
give and how to sci about it. They do no,
go and see for themselves; and thus lose
much OF the pleasure Of giving, and the OPP
Portuniiy of turning to- acrouut mu-h tha,
Is wasting around lhem.-.Sss.dau School
Times.
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SlMrLrcrrY.-The Iutelliqeacer saws /;

oihfLlCiI ~ lie iHtetHyeRcer says:
Some able and excellent men are never
able to get down TO the level of children.
A man of this class, a learned theological
professor, was once engaged to address Il
Sunday School. lie read a number of verses
from the Bible, and then said Children,
! intend to give you summary of the truth
taught in this portion of the Scripture
Here the pastor touched him, and suggest
ed that he had better explain to the school
what summary meant. So he turned
round and said TO the children: "Your
pastor wants me to explain what summary
means, and | will do SO. Wen, children,
summary is an abbreviated synopsis of
thing
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RAILROADS..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE On aud after MONDAY. june 0, 1879. PAS
~ svnser rnias vii s,o lrows falls for DIatvboro
at TAn A. NJ aud Lon r. Maud eturning have bratt.cbo
no at 1910 A. NJ. and 4 ~ M.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Fails at el0 A. NJ. aud BRAT
tleboro at loo 4. NJ.
The passenger trains this route, connvct south
with the VI Mass and Connee,icu River Railroads.
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York. On North with the Rutiand Burlington
Sullivan VI, Central Vermont Cagada, tonncctrut and
passuapsic Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga q Schenectady So. Johnshur
sud White Mountains, Burlington and Rouses fsint ug
densburg aud Monfrcal NJ. sLOAr, Sup't.
June !, 1sG2. "a
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CERTIFICATES.

nVhIISeIVNs w NIaFch % I5JI
To Messrs. cHAs. BAcKMAN & Co, NY
Gentlemen I'VE avail ourselves Of this method IN in
ior You that we tye repeatedly uae examination of
irsn dess Niskeyi Gin AMI Wines with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington been mainly sun
ped IRON your houcs for the past three years also e
mems from other agencies In the State procured from yo
nave found them invariably of fun strength and unit
oh purity and quality superior in every respect 20 spesi-
,ehs rom other sources. for medicinal they have
lahsd cor expectations aud received cur tqusisa. an
pfo'a ana sitb@t hesitation eondsntly recommend
e - an ho wkh 70 supply themselves with Liquors up
on which they can rely for purity and strength
We are yeur most obcaient servants.
SAMUEL W. THsTKe Jr ~ D.
WALLER CAAFENrgR, NJ d.
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Rutland " Burlington Railroad,
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

an and after Monday, June 10 lS,2 Trains ID run a.
W follows, to witt
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Bnrington. $50. A. NJ. and $40 r. NJ
Arrivr at Euttand, II - and " 81 A NJ
leave Rutland 525 and II Is A..
A'ifeat bellows Fails, 100 A. NJ, aud 100 +. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Believe falls, 1870 andpl5 y. M
Arrive at To lsnd 2.45 AMI II 81 Y. NJ
Leave Ruth q 100 A. NJ 4 Ga and 400 p NJ
Arrive BIZ tus,on tV21 NJ, IS aud 100 q. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
Al burlington, With Vermont ctnsra and VI q Canada
Railroads for Montpelier. 81. Aibans Reuse laint Mon.
treat gdensbursh aud the WssAt RatlaId with trains
for Troy Albany and New Yefk ea springs, svirt,er-
ty and the hvstAt Bellows Fails With tfains on ths-
ne kSroai Tor ftclharg Worcester, Lowell and Boston
with Neriont Valley ksrmd for iifattlvoso spripxarld
Hartford New Haven aud New Yefkan with Sullivan h
a. ior ndsor White River Junction, Wells River gons
bury, Barton, iittlet0n and the White Mountains
assehgsrs ipr the West viii find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions rune, giving them opportunity 81 going
VIA Troy and Albany via Saratoga ahd sehenrrtaf and
proceed vim burlington aud 0iensbah roi,stiEy Al the
latter nace with Trains the Glald Trunk Railway ior All
points West and South.
u The S 40 train from Burlington mail train fsr nes-
TIN.
The 1920 train from burlington. 40 train from ut
land Is New York aud Montreal Esprrss,
Tine 9ae 2. NJ. train from Belsss Fails cennects With
tTaiu eaying Boston ~ 400 p ".
For further parteulAf, SHOWS Pathfinder and aY.
way Guide. u. A. uHAPIN. saperintendrits
RUTLAND VI, May 20, 1862. II
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d s. W. TastrrJr

d s. W. THstrz, Jr.- ''''ay = is5l-
"a Dear ST. have receiveii and analyz-i tho Eo- e
49,, m Aian = Co. sent ifers the To9n Arrl,-v IN pr
Ihe samples were markell 'ti'f-srs- Fs-s, 4
~ tafe pid s,snd1rd Hourbdh HhisEey Cl,ar,Ss ,,.
~ 20 Holland Genever Cordial and OtaTd pupas
- Win siaiiar samples from the s-inr hons. I s,
Ps a'ia tfs.y Ire ifonl all in srfng rs
frof ci'missry, Msisai Dept Unirersitr a. y,
49, -ss lAquors are for sale at ths Town Av-Brv r,.
sassen and ~ other tasu agents asrssffs t, III
1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

II regard Mr. Eddy as one ~ the .ss.f s..,,tt
~ prsviitiauri With whom hs,e bad aii,l,I 'rr
CHARLES MASON, colnnissio,p, AZ p ,ss'- '
~ haNe no he-i,aiion "a assuring insepto-,t.., w
not employ person Dgtfs eoslssissf a,rl f,s,l "
more capa'e Of putting their apriicstias ~ s. y y
cure ior them an carly aud favorable eousiieraia. y
Pateht oniee." EpMuNn nuKke IN
Late Commissioner of pa,
Mt u. " Eddy has made FIR ne TlIIgrppy - .
tiufs on all but oNg Of which pstenfs have t AVFs
and that l. ap,, lradiag such niAtaks bl. ,,,s
tsent and ability ON his part rais me 10 rtco,n, ~
may Nv sure u having tho u,sss sitafet stt,p,iu
oo tnsr tases, and At yers reasonable chArrcsr
JOHN rAeGAer
During eight months. the subscriber IN eoor. :, .
prrthe made on tieiee r,cet.si application. sIrr,
APPEALS, kNEltY ONE u which VA a,tlrl i, a. ~
by tIe to'nplissiourr Of Fatets. M n ,,5TS
Boston, Dee 2. lsRi "a ,,pph
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Important to Ghe Afflicted.

X DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
- ana hndicott Street, Boston, all diseases OF
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE
By long course of study aud practical ex,riece ~
ned extent DR. D. has the qualification OF ti
tbe tunate with remedies that have never since NJ
htsttfodueed tnem Jailed cure the most ALARMING a.
If "'Hi"s va
ooNoRRuGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath bis Treatment, all the horrors of yenerc ADJ,
IMPURE biooi lmpoteney serofua Gauorri.T, UIssrs.
pain and distress in the regions prnereation I ,j.
@ Tue Bladder md Kidneys Iydorele Abcescs It,,,n,r
irisltui sweilns and the long trn Of horrible sy,n,o
1ehng TINS class of diseae made TO Icor ~ Iarn,
less as the simplest allings Of a chi d.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IT VI deYotesa great part Of his time to the trrt,n.
.'e Gases caused by solitary habit vvbcL -
~ t9s body and mind. uniting the unfortunate nti,;
~ ior business or sucity some Of the SD and p.ie
s1eee proouce ed by carly habits youth are We.kne
~ back and Limbs Dizziness of the head Duness ~ ,
ftstien Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness rers5
- the digestive fuue tons. symptoms of
rue fearful eiieeis the mind are murh NJ ~ t9
hss of memory. Confusion ideas iet,rss ION ~ 80
ioreeodings, aversion Of soccty SELF dtr,st tifi
&c are among the evils produced such prrs,. sIi
Ie contemplating matrimony consult Nh sis.., -
ana b ~ once restored to health ami i,,nrs
f'.,ithts N" WISH 70 r-ain bn3er fr DIV. :
80 o99s or WEEKS. VII te furnished with nie,.,n, =
- y i9r board moderate. Melieiues srnt ,o All -
~ ss ~ With fui dirretons for use on -,
seliptsoa OF your Eases br Dow, has also for s ~ 1917
rsips'esi warranted the best pfeventi-e s,s, - s
f1Eee Tor 81, and a r-I stamp Isi o9 mall
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PoWERsslRsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CcEsslRLE by Railroad, arst station below South Yer
n non Junction.
Fall Winter aud Spring Tr0s Of y weeAS each begin
the sSt Meducsda- Nov and Feb, respectively,
lsrgeapd beautiful Institute aedings, Extensive Appar-
l exercise aud the uost Popular aaa Teach
WIS are among ITS Advantages.
l.. Y. WARD, A. N PrinripsB
Mrs H. II. WARD, Teacher of Ornamental De artmenti
Miss 4, h. LkActl, rreeeptressi
SkNERIN SCiNELL, Native Germany, Teacher Of Ger
Z. EMERSON TeAeherof Music Instrumental Vocal
aud other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation
Teachers and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
cnt before the Agricultural Department will be given
lttets for Euoms Tor Self Boardug for Board be
sent To ,. WARD, Dvrnardstop, Mass. Buarl including
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished private families,
per week. 50
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How a Small Army Beat a Large
One.

In 1893, Napoleon dined with Aoreau ut
Goier's, one Of the Directors. Conscious
of his own superiority, and solictous TO gain
the powerful cooperation of Mcreau, he
made the first advances, and with great
courtesy expressed the great desire he felt
TO make his acquaintance. [See Abbott s
History of Napoleon, vol. l, page 25s.l
You have returned victoriors from
Egypt" replied Moreau, sand from Italy
after great defeat. 1t was the month which
Gen. Loubert passed in Paris, after his
marriage which caused our disasters. This
gave the allies time to reduce Mantua, and
to bring up the force that besieged it TO take
part in the action. II is always the greater
number which defeats the less"
True" rejoined Napoleon. /" it is always
the greater number which defeats the less"
!" And yet" said Gohier, " with small ar
mics you have frequently defeated large
ones"
Even there" rejoined Napoleon, /" it
was always the inferior force that was de-
feated by the superior. When with a small
body OF men was in the presence of
large one, collecting my little band, | fell
like lightning on the wings Of the hostile
army and defeated it. Proiiiing by the dis
order which such an event never failed TO
occasion in their whole line, repeated the
attack, with similar success, in another quar-
ter, still with my whole force. thus beat
It in detail. The general victory which was
she result, was still an example Of the truth
of the principle that the greater force de-
fcafs the lesser"
This lesson was Numbered into the ears
of the astonished world for twenty years by
Napoleon, and with practical results sufIi-
cient, one would think for all time; yet
come of our generals who make books upon
war seem never to have heard it. "Stone-
wall jackson understands il, ana thus man.
ages to elude our slow tacticians with the
motion OF his superior force.
After Austerlitz the Emperor Alexander
said to the French envoy, Savary:
That day will take nothing from the re-
putation your master has earned in so many |
battles. 1t was my first engagement. / con-
TESS that the rapidty of his manGuvers new
er gave me time to succor the menaced
points. Everywhere you were at least dou-
bic the number of our forces"
Sir replied Savary, "our force was
twenty-five thousand less than yours. And
even al that, the whole was very warmly
engaged. But we maneuvered much, and
Inc same division combaited at many differ
arent points. Therein lies the art Of war;"
~ N ~ = II
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5. W. flAYER, NJ. D.. Dean of the Medical Faculty in
tlie University % Vermont. "
sity. N
g. ,< :, PlEsGE ELI ciilTrENDEN Agents burlington
ANSoN BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro
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MnDeEayns co.asar. NlaaIeburr M.

AfpDtEHURY CotLEGE, Middlehury VII
g. July 70. 1sGf
CHARLES A. j. MARSH Esq, Com missioner Orange Co
Dear Sys-The examination Sc the Ildlur sent some
s s,hee y Wen as that recently received is eomplet
ana iPaste with THE sheet send You table Of T-oofs
y sihel by ana9 - and on comparison With other
een t desired The Alcohol is evidently that called "a
CENT seldom does this Kind marx high "a per cent
20 shF me ordinary strength The Rum contains rnoe
ae99. sisn te ordinary samples The the ordinary
aosne ihe VINE rasafdas STA srel. end, st-Jn4
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BLASkS. DEEDS. WITS, &c.

III okf"Ask Wsrrariss- ard la-ian n-s-ls Ju ta-.ss
VI COUNTY Cnsrt gli hnent Wits tra-d l,,,,lr.i
ee1l Psainsss sad szel.ssaass A. f5r saie
at TB,s cyFrrs
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO..
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
Sole Importers Of c. .. Cognac, Old Holland
and Genera CJ1}id Gin.
No. SO Front ST.. New York.

The above firm would call the attention of the oui-,inn
ers Town Agents and the Medical Faculty n the STATE Of
erinont to their well selected stock Imported Wines and
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Marriage Certificates.

LEhGfMtN oit-n have the interesting esrrnonr *
- Narric 70 Trtrrl aGi Hank Certihcacs fir ne f
such oerasio;as, may - ottaiuea b apii5 ing
AT THIS oFFICY-
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Proof Safe in the Word.
Dr.. iIarshall,s IItaaache and ralnrrh SnDlr

rtNis SNUFF hns tioroushs moved it.Iy a. h. ~. 81
article ever Known feF Hiing the ftarrI, tels n AL
Heat and tiie hstgche u has trtn found al asesa
fen'y IN many casas ~ sore eses neefs,rss Ia bp
mosesi ~ 4. and Hearing has often lern nratly bnnr
s is nse ~ pargcS out all ,.tFslrsioas sfrrsra. NJ
.ahs ana gives heahy aetiun Is parts sf,e ed N
Is feesiHensed BY mans the best IN, ia,s mud . ~
Win Z tai success and satisfaction eycrl where
'efs than t~ent 1--we terisee has proved 4. ~
fore. = "ss''i t""h e'u y
lsFgs niimber " the most Respectable uio,sa, n.
sists 10 Wv York aud Boston in . certificate ss, Il
them IN lss say 1.-THE undersigned is yi,,s n,
Teen acquainted with pr. Marsfais Caiattb md s1
iss'ias ne smut and SOLD in CIR Wholesale trad, cl1y
rtase uat We heeve Il to h. ptaat Ii every rts T. AZ
Eiven Il far thecnFe Of sapul
snd that V Is decidedly the best ssete we have ~,
LOT Nj the comuipn air-asss nf tie fieaam
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

A LITTLE HEAvY.-Those who visit
the sick soldiers and do good in the hospit-
ais occasionally get CLEAN of fun among
all the sad scenes--for any one who has
been TO the wars seldom loses all humor,
although he may have lost all else save that
and honor. Witness a sketch from life -
c., good soul, after taking all the lit
tie comforts he could afford to give to the
wounded soldiers, went into the hospital for
the fortieth time the other day, with lis mite,
consisting of several papers of fine-cut chew
ing-tobacco. solace for the wounded, as he
called it. He came to one bed, where a
poor fellow lay chserfully humming a tune,
and studying out faces on the parered wall
Got feverra asked c..
"No,' answered the soldier.
SCOT cod!'
Yes, cold lead like the DIP
"Wherei'
Well, to tell you the truth, it's pretty
well scattered. First, there's bullet in NV
right arm, they han't dug that out YET.
Then there's one near my tlligh--it's stick
inc in yet; one in my leg-hit the bone
that fellow hurts, one through my left hand
that fell out. And tell you what, friend,
with all this lead in me, l fell, ginrally speak
ing, a Hale heaey all orer 7"