davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18

6eientrdesrs ftanp fortwabren6 pur lsinsn
Bliden, - ~~@-2:r
!, go fa6 srs.bu ,unb piirbe pieQeidt tis
gum 1a9esanbrude eelsGen baber, tpenn
ni&t BE ubr efnu1al 9e(9Ia8en bdtte -
Elm 8tsrtel oter s!balb. Dte(er @&laa
l&ten tbm au laeen: auf!
Gr lano WtrfIi& auf, 35esrte absr nod
etnen Iusnblid uno bor1te. 4lIes par
lttu IN oem 5aufe: Da 9fn9 er laft tltf.
men lsilen S@ritten an ras Tenfter; bfe
No&t wa. nt@t lebr eunfel. Der 8pQmoub
itano am 6imuel, aber Der Binb. ,trieb
8robe l&wns@oIten lber Jpn biu. Oar,
aus ent0auo Elm @s&(el BON 2i9t une
cd atten, BON 8eIeudtuneen uno ger,
runfstungen, taS'ptfden ober Elm eswif5er
Dammerldsin. Disie Ddmmerune, In
oer mon 0enua leben fpnnte unb Die pe,
aen ncn@o!fen fam unp alma Qlih hen. hlei>
GenSdetne, IpeI&er eurd sGenfsr zines
&eQers fdut an pem 2eute porlberaeben.
DaIjean betradtete prdfenb bas Genferu.
&c mar nidt oereittert unb gin9 In ben
9artsn. Gr tpirbelte eS auf, ~i1lpB IS
aber loe!sid wieeer, neil Elm falter {9ar>
fer eufHu8 bereinprana. Ct muferte auf.
merriam een @artsn unb fanb, baB tbn
cine tnmenpfg leidt 3u dberFeteenbe
Wauer einf6lo6. Senfetts btrfetten fab
sr 8aumwipfel In eleider Gntfernung
von etnaneer unb ct tGlo6 earaus, taB
eie Waufr cen @arten pom elmer MIee
trenne. ...z--., - <.
Na@ risler Yrlfuns Ter OsrtlidtetRn
9tns fr entl&loden in rem Nleopen 3urtid,
nabm (einen EorniRer fanaute tbn auf,
fu6te eartn nnb nabm etipos beraus, oas
ct auf eae 8ett leate. Damn ftfdte erbte
@6ube tfn, fdnalte ,ptsrer 3u, nabm ben
Iorniftsr auf Ten Nlden. (eBte rte MdBe
auf eeren S6tlo frttsf lbsr bi.Aussn BET.
etnIos, tappte mad feinfm @lode, feutt
i'm in he Genferedsunb bolte ben @egsn.
ftauo, ten e. ouf pas Bstt seleat tatte.
80 mar Gin an rtm Gnce iptBes Gtlenfid,
ein Stetnmetisls ben tie SndRines braus
den, pran (e Steine aus tsn pietla UNI
Toulon brfden tnd0en.
Dielsn Gteinmftlet nabm r in bic
rc&te 6ano unD NIT aneebal.snsm Mtbeu,
leiisu &riitss, stne er na@ Ger Gbdr ees
Nebensimmsrs au, IN bsu,, wie ct muete.
Der Bil&of ldlief. DIE Iblr NOR nur
anoelebnt. Der Bil&of batte fts nldt
oerl9lc0en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
W a 8 ct tbut.
1 hprhte. MQeB 0iQ.

8alifan bordte. MQss GiQ.
Gr bfrlbrte tie GbQr 70 lti9t hhb leile
tpie stue RaBe, tts binetn nil.
Sie 8ab mad uno bsweate E& aerdui&.
tos unb untemttti9. 70 bab.pie Ssfnun8
er66er tpurte.
81 partste efnsn Mussnblld, bann te,
rlbrte Ct tie Gblr nod efntual u1e ents
l9Io0snsr.
@ie eat mist.rum nm na&. Die Off,
nuue tpar nun 10 weit. pab er bincur&
esbtn fonnts; aber neben oer 3bdr fane
Elm Ti(99tn> tas zen Gin8ang nod pstI
prNe.
Die Stir muete tpdter often fein.
@aljean ent(&lob f& ral@ uuo l&ob
baum, ort,ten Wale. trdftiser al5 ie. Dtts>
NAL fnutrte Ge laut un0 (&ausrli& In
esn! Dunfel. = 9alifan sudte. Dte(es
Ebartnarrtn tlans In fstnem DIR fur&t>
bar mis bic yolaune tes jlnefsn Sc.
rf9is. Gr elautte IN lstusm Gntlesen>
es muble, mie tin beusnesr 9une> ale
S6ldfsr 'wsden.
Gr bIisb attternb fsben unb lanf BOT,
Zen Gublpiben auf Die Usr(en. Ct b5rte
RE Nrern in feinen Sdld fen tpte i,pet
asmaltise 6ammer i&lasen uno lein Atbem
fam tbm 70 laut uno fart Dor wie ter
@ineaug aus einer 56ble, Das i@red1
| Ii9e Eblrfnorren mdble, neinte er, ta6
6aus sridlttern pie Gin Grpbsbsn; tsr
alte Wann, erwartete er, wlree erpa9en.
t tiere cer beiren alien .Trauen um QUITE
rufeu,. uno sbe cine VierttIaunee psreebt/
rkStart III Mufrubr unb bic @sn6oaru,e..
RE; auf BEN, petnen leiu. Ct bislt f@ fit
pIlpren. .,@fj7~-. L.>&... ~ :l:'
Bsw.punasIos mie cine Gah(dule
|6lisb It fsben unp IT .paete fi@ nt&t 5u
|rlbrsn. Sp persinesn einiee Ninutea.
Ole Gbdr fano nett often. Gr tpaete tn
cas- 3imm,rb binsin3u}sbfn. Nt@ts bate
|f& IN psmieIbfna aeerlb1t.j ,AQts mar fta
IN t,m buufr. Dttt tnurItnrt 51tdr tdtlf
Riemanbsn eerpedt. - : g. p I.
Dte srfe @sfabs, mar sorlbsr, In ,tbm
aab Is. nod stuen, fdredlfdsn Aufrubr.
Denuo& wta er nt@t aurad. Sslbft ais
r. i'd fir uerlorsu 9sbalten batie, ,par: e.
ntdt 3urad estretsn. Gr ta9te an ptttsr
Ent&ts, als f@nsQ stn Gnbe III rna@ea.
90. frat Ct benn NIT sfnewS@rttte tn baa
3tu1msr btnein. - .stcc ~ II: =
eatv ttvmusnfflt =stHtr ttrsfftttt ba.
Dytdn- -tttanntt unotutlt& wae. fi@ tn
fbemklben b.fanb: einsslne rpapfese auf
tinsp, j; Observation-Disclosures Golianten5:
lBdh,r dbsr chamber ouf efnem 1ti9@fnl q
ltintn Qebnftubt nit Rleiouugsftdden Enasz
1 1rauf unp ttnsn Beif1ubl. @orf@ts, nut
Ian ntttS anauboben, 8tue Vailean tpetter.i
! Mm yGube bfss 3immsrs b6rtt & na gttf4s
4 u,dbi9e uub, rubtse Aibeul aise ess1fdlast
lfeneen 8if&ofs. . .ssislAsti y. 3
st blieb Rsbsts r faub uabe 5aut
Dttte, ,uno mar raidtr tnbin 8stomn,ett
ale tr.8ealaubt. 81 ]. 81. 55 I,
T. Die geatnr perbinbtt biswsilen TIRE
l6&aulpisls ,nb sGfftfie nit unltln.
i 6anbluneen nte abfi&tlitb, ], als wollte e
Iups aum Madeentsn anrtBen. Sft hsts!
/ Inabe tinrr balten Stuupe YfrbaM Etsae
,ImdstHae Welte tSns l,tmmei. IN DEM
II AvseHIlide. Ole .gaIiean saa esu 0stts 8
,, Iftetsn tlitt, aerrie tttft sAolte wte MI
) psba&t unb stn Routfratl fsl tur9 eas
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
G. erw a d t.

4lses am Dome stpef llbr fa1ua, er:
madte Sobann Yaljean uno warum ?
Beil ras BET, III aut mar. Bsfnabe
awaustg SABRE bat.e er IN ssinem Bette
es{alaf fen une tpenn Il fi@ oub nt4t aus,
oststrst war eas @sfdbl rod Elm su
neuss. un9ew6bnli9rs, al5 tdB ee feinen
S&laf ht9t bdtts l5ren ioQen.
Gr bate absr pter 5tunbsu esidlafsn
Gttne Mdpfgfsit worTprtst. 81 mar an
lanee Nube nt&t 3ew5bnt.
81 l9Ius Die Nuesn anf, iab ,G6 tin,
3tft lang I'M Dunfel um unt ma@te biz
Aueen su, um wieeer etn,uf&laffh. -
@enn Ger Gag reid an Ssrf&tseentn
Gmpfnounosn eerp.ftn 1T uno Man4er<
Iii len @sia btfhdfttBt, i&ldft mon tpobl
einmal elm. ater cann ni@t wteesr.. Del
s&luf {otnmt l.idter als Ct wttrerlebrt
90 .1Hina ID Dalj.un. ct fonnte nl&t
misru sinldIafsn uno fna an III, een'en.
" Grb bate eintn Ter Nueenblide, In trsls
den ale @otfeQunaen uno @eeanftn
rdbe uno unteutlfd Gnb. SO woBle in
i.in,m @sbtrne auf upo at. Gstne al,
tern unb feline j0naftsn Gr;nnerunAen usrs
mii&ttn unp s.r,pt1rter f&; 0e oetlorsn
tbre Gormen. pnsrsbntsn F@ mablos Oes,
uerf&pantsn pl6Blt& gang rpie In trdber
>DaGu. Sc tamen ibm siele @stonftn
,in,r abtr rrdnett ~ tmmsr Dor. @tI&e,
@soanle? Ct bate rfe feds fIbuAsn
eeFtt unp ben Broeen 8orlsoeI6fel aui
rim Eff4e ttmtttt. = -.
Dit(tt @ilt.re,fa|rr fam tbm MIDI
aus bem Gtnnt. 80 bsfano f& blsE ean,
In r,r Nabe. Mls er bur& tas Nebeuaim.
met III bas lsfrfpe aeaanstn mar, ba.te es
II. ulte Magb n I'll S&rdnfHsn dber
tem |Btttt esltpt. Dag Satdut&tn NOR
ibm nttbt' enteanAsn: rsdte Don: Gbaiu1>
msr ber: :Dif Q5fsl aunrtn mafFu: uoh
ol,tm @ilbrr. Wtt e<m 9robtn Q6ffsl ea>
~ rrtielt n an tafdr mfnttlttns 3,ueibun'
cert l5tanes - NOD einmdt 70 otrt, atSB aatB Il
In ntun1.bn Sabren srlpart. Seine Ct.
lpu,ungtn ',rdren frstlt@ ar66tr eepsitn,
10 enn Jpn Die 9xwaltune nt@t bsfoblen
BATE. -
Cine san;e, lpnes Gtunee iawanlteu
ltine @fcanfen bin uub bsr,-- ,ni&t obne
Rampf.> 90 falua tret llbr, Da f&luA
{,t ttt ad9eN uierr aqf, itett @, hredts
[Eete ssttmt aub, taftete ra& ifiafll, ,Eprni:
! [Rtf;; Sell Il H. tie Gde=ees- -aalessfasEs
ltet tatt, .,og tie Beiue .berans, 5}etgt! q 49,!
teie 6deE an Sen 8obtt, uno (ab nup, faf
obns il tutfftu wte ss ,s.f&sbsn mar, au
''" '"eIt(tr e..unus, Sit. fdr 9s.e.n
wel&.r ttn 70 tu Dunlel, alltin wa@ \
| ptm i&laftnpsn paufe e.l,bsn3 bdtte. 6
wae un6timli@ss ,ssbabt. ,ba6tn pdrbe
blieb Il etne 3sit lang. .wlit tineut Mal
badte Il fi&. ac8 bts S@ubf aus, fe4tes 4
listfe 1uf tte Dede pebsn, bfm Bette uni
iae bann pleesr, ra&bfnElF@l ~ .'o unbs ''
Di 'Dis basltdsn @esanltn.. sie ,itn. ,pt
nit unfabrten, iumst .btf& dftisten, stneel
ism 5iivirr unb |dptr, I'm xopfe lumber
@l.i&iefHa f&nsbie ibut.. &, tpuetey MD
l,patun, bartnddis wie im Isaumes 81
aewtff.r, SudFn8 tpr. ben q; TN 3u&l
Ibaaft 9elaapt ,bdtte, uanb tbffitn. 8sHAel
|immer nur' tiA stasiser sefidter boientrd
aer ttelt. Da6 aewtrfelte 4RuIRer btefe
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
Neut r8el&werb-fu. :,

:, Als BE Gtrafaeit 1u Gnte mar unb
galjeau bte :Boste bbrtt: = .Du uttf ftet!"
,par ttm tsr auaenblid abrf&einlt&
issb uusrbSH; rsin. strah hIs aleteae tes
letdts snt ,efu Strabl ses wabren et&'
tee ssr estsnbtsen braue plsslt& IN 'bn,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18

b,R,bt, pte ben tpabrsn Gbarattr bisiss
&rteass bserifen baben, uno BE ni@t fdr
pie linton. ,.,pit fe war". untsr br Con-
ftitution ,,pte Ge IT,, one1n flr oie
0teit,h uuo rte ftete bausrute Rspublif
fAt-eesAn ben1 0anpe aepeibt bab.n.
j :unp ptsie Blraefarmte IT res freIsn
Msnnes uno Yatrioten 5cfnuns une
3uutrf&t.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12

A frEt an extensive practice az pls,s.ls Il
a emdnGes 'oacne Pater's w tae O,l,r, TX " ns
ln tsrtat hrlaar, Trance, aud Other e'nss a.
Yeats sp. hna'eps heids, Assisunspts, AMI ssss y
Drawing ai Pate a, ssecaiei 81 Rhri ~, ~ lRts,s
dispatch keaarrhe madc into AU,tiea. -, 81 = AMI vi,
20 sieIniiur the Vi. iy ur utility uf Pai 'eltign v
-aid iosi o. oil,rr atY cu nif,ryi an ~, lh'rhf4,
ing the semr rors q IN clan,s q any psssss ts
inetan fNsNseea a. ~
fhe Anpey Is not enly the larges, IN Ns, r.,
through itinseutofs have advantages ior and n
Ct as.eFt,i'dns thy mispiA1iity Of Yratians p''t
by, " not immeAsurabA srn.yinr 10 any ,,tt eefIa
ieged them clHwhcJe., The res,monials No. can 10 d
that none Y hol,h SUCCESSFUL At THe ptrr sS puN
kisE than the sbsopiher and as suCcEss - riAt "
pReOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AnIIlTy IL H. iuh gpl
that he has abundant reaon elieye aud es seaa 4,
* o,hof Office Of the Kind aIr the ehafre ~ Ia
serycss 20 uodctate The iuncns., p.acs.
schiller during the twenty Year lasi has ne NJ
nerumnats saSt col ectioa OF specioa to,,s s ha
81 ions relative TO patents ~"u umca 4
These. bs'sid, his extensive library Of leoo,,a,
cal works. aud iu accounts OF Patents er1,,tl ~ cAi
tel atafts AVID Epro{e, render ln nbc heyo a ~ " U
offer fpPerior hciAties Cor obfainiia pstents tu@
All necessity fora journey o. Wan,ihrtan. 4,
gstsnt. AMI tie usuai great delay thgip a hs w ~
yvntofs Ivy ara .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
I'IiE ONLY Positively FIl|
Proof Safe in the Worli

EsEN the contents Of IA fcs are DESTROYED tE,y -,
w gErishly burned By heat being conducted d Am /,
the inside wood easing through the door and do0rs,
tse iron bolts and plates forming and asein liz s y
70 theipsde Wood casing thus sosnsing con;inaoa :
daetor Of the best heat conducting material FROM he
side dlrctly upon the inside wesd easing and eoa -
the safe.
a. Allsafes save ours, thus bsilt. Examir, :
safe door
TIE MARYLAND PATENT stFsis so construstslsI
entirely cut q all COMMUNICATIVE Of beat in this a
80 constructing hr door and the aor-wa, Of soarssa
ether equally n0u-conducing material a. 10 have 4
eoits running through "a. door or iron pla arousi
a1of-NaY, nof any connections From The b the
part o. the saie, hsrpby keepltsr the Interior aud
q The saie as eirctHsy projected from all heat that ~
applied e the donr "a IL any other portion Of the as
~. BlGEL0W ANspN IARBy, Manufactured
pfupriators 80 school sz4os opposite iss Hali gos
Further particulars IN refprrnpa % the above sa1s
sample seen, on application 70 5nEiNlS wTg1
Agents, Grafton, " Igl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
a RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


On aud after Monday Dune % 1862, trains will run o
lows ,--- N
TRAiSe GONG sourn AND FAsr--Nall train leaves Rou-
sos Point NJ 80 A. NJ. st Adams a. fNA burlington
Is A. NJ, ronnecng 81 White River Junction With
trainS for and from Wells River. 81. Johnshnry itteon
and with Northern Ralod Boston, Lnwrl Worcester,
Sc. conhec ut Bellows Fails with these Railroad for
Boz ton aud With Vermont Valley Rullrcad hr Swingfrd.
Mes Haven, aud New York, arriving New York al 10 10
4. N
MONT FxrsEss leaves oetensburrh at l2Go NJ :, Mon
treI AGO p A. ouse's Point at so p NJ ah arriving
In noston at $40 A. connecting az Fellows Falls With
Cheshire Railroad for lsmi aud Worcester and si Ver-
mont Valley airoad f Springfield. New Haven aud New
York, arriving in MY loEs - a2OP.M.
T'aus going North and Mail train eases Roston
az TSi VI via Lowell, Lawrence E,chbnrgh. Leaves
Springfield az so NJ Bellows fals nj " rs p NJ
meeting at White River Junction with Nor bern Railroad
from BOSTON aud with lsssnmpsc heilrGad and FROM
st Jchnsbury aud Ltleton arriving at bennington at IS
?. N and at 81 Albaus 80 =. NJ and ogaensburgh
200 a VI and Montreal at 10 - 2 ~
NtGtr BYPASS Tram leaves Bellows Fats ut Is r. NJ,
receiving passengers non Nernsont Valley RniOad r,Vug
New York At 90 and honi Cheshire liailroaA eaS-
ing Boston at 400 p NJ connecting bite River June
ton with trae leaving boston $50 2. W. VIA Iowrl or
II 53 p A. arriving at burlington AZ 52n A. NJ nous,s
Point ~ 20 A, NJ arrive MoIttesl loco and
~ ogdeushnrgh at X 20 F. NJ rontetn with Grand Trunk
Trains Tor Detroit, chicago and the Wrst
New and beautiful sleeping attached both the
night express trains running between koues Point aud
Boston. and between Rouse Point and Try.
Through tickets ioE Chicgp ana the West for sale at the
principal sta tons q MEliklLL stbt
81 Adams, VI June 70 1852. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12

TT EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
follows ' 1850 ~ 80 "
Leave northampton 70 m 6iai End Passenger Train
FOR New llsvea snd Ae, York los A. NJ
Train for Westhed. W =
aFaNeNf~ Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
th a. ~ connecting with train Conn. River r. r. fer
tne North % P Mail and Passenger on arrival Of
2io NJ train FROM Sew York connecting at Wesfseld
direct for Albany and the West
Leave bestioid Is for Sorthamp tou on arrival Of
train from Albany ~ "
connections, at Northampton with Conn River r. r at
"e,led NesieTn R1iiroad Planvie, Providence Hart
New Haven K Il New Haven New Ioplon All so,nn,
ton y ! AID New Haven, Hartford and Springfield n n
West - FAtNl'tal PVlits
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch BY Express
,rs ClAs. N. YEsMANS, supt
"ss''ieu' June !, l9oi' "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
RAILROADS..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE On and gfeer MONDAY, .uIe 8, lsl2, Pas.
sengcr rrAas will leave neows Fans, Cor hrettebofo
AZ 80 A. NJ aud ltAi r NJ ant rvtust.aK hfetbo
ro az l0A0 A. Nj aud 40 T, NJ
Fpesht Train caves naiows Falls ut 0o a. NJ and Brat
tlehurn al LOOP, NJ,
ThrtwO passenger trains over this route connect South
with the VI Mass. and Cnnncctie0t yet lJf0ads, "
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud hrigport dr,rt q
New York On Tbs North Wth the Httiand Burlington
sullivan VI Cettal, Vermont x Cauali, ,ennecceut snd
Passunpsie Rivers lltoads. forming ainw casonvaiiou
with whitehall saratoga n Schenectady 81 Jahueeurl
aud white Mountains, Saraug,on and Reeses tsit os
iensburg aud Noatgtal. N. SLOAT, sup't.
june 4, 1862. a4 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
Important to the Afflicted.


~ DOW continues to be consulted at bis Office Mes
- anu hndieott street., Boston, all disrases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATUEE.
ny long course of study and practical experience 81 nm
altcl extent DR. d. has the qualification OF
the uipriunate with remedies at have never siurr -
n ~'9-i4'Ns "a
ooNoRRH1t AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of venereal and
impure DOL Impefeacy, selnfia 1souorrlos ITirrs.
in ai a. tess ~ the regions procfeation
y We hladier ard kidne3 H3 dioeee Accssrs I,rrs
nsatiul lngs, and tie long Of horrible syn,ntons
attsniips fhis class Of dise MADE to become m har
iess as the simplest alines of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. d. deyo;esa great part his time to fro q
Hose cases caused bT secret and solitary habt vblb -,
ms ne beay and Gdd. uniting the aniertnst, ind;yi
ioE business Or society. some OF sad ana
ELECTS produced BY early habits youth are Weaknss -
o sack anu Limbs Dizziness Of the head Dinness ~
Iap'ctioh o. the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness pes
ieit 9 the digestive functions. S5nptos Of
tt~ leasfui elects the mind are much "a 10 irs
s % n'sneTy Confusion IDEAS depfcs ion of sr
~ lveoodiugs aversion Of sncscts distr,et i
&c are among the evils produced. Such persons slrl
coHten patlhg matrimonys consult a physieian a,
ehee and DC at once restored TO health and k,uiy
Ia,eits mo wish 70 remain under DR. Dow's fra NAT a
wv Vtls or weehs viii be furnished With pleasant -
eu4Ees or hoIrd moderate. Medicines sent 10 ~ -
.. me country With full diseet6ns ar use On rsesivs
lptlon OF your eases DR.. bow, has also r sac m.
Sslpyls warranted the host preventive. Order bv &
ibree FOR 81. and a rel staszn 1sifii y Hsli
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
TEsrlMoNiAts

~ regard Mr.. Eddy a. one ~ the laass fapetl,
M ptariiti0urgs With whom have had sargl 'af'f
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner ~ \, i =
n have no heita,!ou IN assuring Inventors thst
not employ rorsUn Ness eenl9ffsai aud ty,isl,s e
more capable OF pottag their applications In I'M ~
cure f'r Them an early and favorable eousiieraa
Patent oiAee hnMuND RuESR.
late Commissioner Of ps,,
Mr. r. II Eds has made for me ffiiBrgpv =,
tons on all hnt oSE Of whtrh patents have hsn y =
ard that i PeFSts. such fnnis All. mr.,
talent an abity on his part lrais me 20 Yreinp -
Inventors 70 Apply to m. 70 pr cure thtir patens /, -
may be OF having the moot faithful atentiar -
on their eaSes and at very reasonable ehsfges
JOHN TaGGl-
During eight months, the subscriber IN CONS. ! !.
large praece uade on trise uctd applications slyTy
APphALs, EVERY ONE ~ wiiivh was les.lel n ~ ~
by the commissioner VI Patents m II tgevt
Boston, Der. .. 1851. tAis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12

DEMOCRACY EXPLAINING ITsELF.-The
Washington correspondent of the New
York Evening Post tells the following in
Tstruclive incident:
"A prominent Kentucky Unonist has ar
rived here from New York, where he had
an interview with Dean Richmond's COM
ments upon the recent election in that state
Said he l'Thr South need not run away
with the idea that the war is going to stop
because we have elected our candidate for
governor. Whatever individuals have said
during the canvass, we democrats do not
mean peace and separation. We know well
enough that the state of New York is for
the prosecution Of the war by an immense
majority, and if the rebels think otherwise
they are terribly mistaken But hoy about
the election of such men as the Woods /?
asked the Kentuckian ;-'really they are for
stopping the war oh we had to use this
small class of men--the Woods and their
.sympathizers to succeed. We could not
have elected Seymour without them, and as
we needed their help we had to pay them
for it. But the Woods do not represent
the democrats of New York state, and can
mot speak for them in the councils of the
nation.' The Kentucky gentleman was much
relieved By his explanation of New York
democrat, for be had seriously feared that
the result Of the resent election ia that state
would be that the Empire State would range
herself against the war;" s,r,sea.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12

An INSECT SAMsoN.--Every one who
mas taken the common beetle in his hand
knows that its limbs, if not remarkable for
agility, are very powerful; but was not
prepared for so Samsonan feat as that
4 have just witnessed. When the insect
was brought to me, having no box immedi-
ately at hand, | was al la loss to know where
20 put it until | coald kill ii; bai a quart
bottle riuii q milk being en- Inc table, /
placed The beetle for the present, under that
she hollow at the bottom allowing him room
60 stand upright. Presently, to my surprise,
sie bottle began to move slowly, and glide
saions the smooth table, propelled by the
snuscular power of the imprisoned insect,
/. and continued for some time to perauibuIate
che surface, 10 the astonishnlent Of al whc
witnessed il. The weight Of The bottle anC
ats contents ctuld not have been less thar
shree pounds and half while that of tn,
Beetle was about half an ounce; so that !
seadny moved a weight Il2 times exceed
sng its own. A better notion than. figure
can convey win be obtained Of this fact b,
saFpesing lad 81. 5ae4n to be imprisone,
under the great bell Of St. Haul's, whiel
wr;ztss u GOO pounds, and to move it Il
.an< ffe upon smooth pavement by push
Snx rishin--Prof. Co.'S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
Dr. NarshaI!ls IraaarlLr rnd ratanh srli

fffhiS Snuff has thoroughly proved tstlf to he Ia
4 srtele ever known for curing the Cafarrh cod
Herd end the III aatle. IL has been tlssna an On.
remedy in many eases u sorr ewes neafess hss ~
moved y u AND iiea5ag has ofen beon grady lass
y IL TIE u purges out al distractions sigef..ss
53sods aud gives hca thy setion 20 tie parts as 4
Il recommended by nsuy Of tie best pbfeir,s,s
WITH great success ana Abstraction eeefs e htrp
More ihap t~ept ave qafiesce hiss tfsssslca
fore. ~ ~
large number Of the iuost respectable vhosss- ~
g'sSs ~ New i0k End buStnn Ia s eeFsffeat. sisrs
taetnin ~ say ;'' Tile UNDERSIGNED has ?
been asqnaint.d sith Dr. ns1slisIis Caisssh seas \
iiesdafae snuff, and sold in Bhe,sa sss e6ssyt
skis iat We Leeye Il 70 BE- equal il rysz fssFeef =
r given e for the q Catarrhal set@s
aud mss i is 'iectcily the ht artc,e nave syst nez
iot ~ the common diseeses Il the Head
Eeware af Connie rfeis-- 4 f,e-simHe q Ties
nature Of The proprietor, Chares Bowen, every s
m 58ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
.Rnllaud & Burlington Railroad


nN and after MONDAY, jung IS 1862, Trains will run a.
" follows, TO wit;-- .-a
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave burlington, $50. A. M.and0SoP.M
Arrive az Rutland, II 20 and l2s0A,M
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and II IS A. NJ.
Arrive az Bellows Fails, 1.50A. NJ aud % 7. VI.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Fails, 1890 ana 9l5 p M
Arrive at Ru Lind 2.45 and n - ~
Leaye tutia 400 A. M . as ard 100 r. H.
Arrfveat B' iingten III III, O. SO and 30 p. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FoLLOWs;
At Burlington, with Vermont Central aHd W & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier, ST. AhNps, onee polut Mo,i-
TRIAL ogtoasbnrgh and the WestAt Rutland with trains
Tor Troy, Albany and New Yesk, Ssrgs springs schenee-
tay and the NesiAt Bellows Fails With trains on Chesh-
ire ,ilroa for Ftchbarg Worcester, Lowell boston
With Vermont Valley Raresd iirattirlnro sprncssa
hartford, AsW Haven and Nsg Ne'ss0l Niih sullivan n
X tr Windsor, White River June an Wells River st Johns
bury Barton, 4tteton aud the White Mountains.
Passengers FOR TIE West wall dnd this cheap pleasant
and expeditions rouie living taenl opportunity 81 going
via Troy nnd Albany via Saratoga seheuectldy ala
proceed ria burlington and 0gdersbur CONNECTING at nv
latter pisee WITH Trains the GRAND Trunk Railway r ali
poi ITS Test and SOUTH
U The 10 train from Harrington mail ;ran for sos-
tou
The 10 20 train from Harrington and 40 train from Krt
lsnd is New York and Mantrsai EEpnrss.
The 92D P. NJ. train from Bellows Eals connects viii,
tFaia leaving Boston AZ Alto NJ
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder aud Rail
way Guide s. a. CHAPLIN, superintendent.
R0rLAsD, Vt, Nay %, 1899. Il