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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-19
4 eoVTk111 navy.


A northern correspondent writes from
Washington
II 10 nov veil sscsr,aixd that the Consrd-
crate ssthoritis arr making great efforts to
build ard equip a navy. Knowing that the
successes Of The government have beeo owing
greatly to the strcneth and cnciency Of the
navy, they ieel their cause Il desperate unlr~s
they can 10 sonc measurc compete with u
in this warfare. They ART building numerous
gunhosts IN oil The hsrbors and in MI inland
waters yet in their poe~sion, and the time
Is not fAr distant. wien they will have At least
respectable swarm Of these crafts Bot
they look 10 Eurcpe to furnish them much
x'd ia this direction. A ramor now prevails
that several iron clad vessels arc building IN .
certain river On tAs Continent, which in .
icw months viii pot 10 50 with Coofcderate
olscers aud crews. This Ia hardly to be be
levet, bat il a certain that two steam gun
boess hsve Iassly been built At Liverpool.
ADD arc ruaning the seaa - psivstsers under
The Coalsderats leg. and thk probably gives
risc 70 The runee peevaiIing In England at
the departure Of Tie Lent steamer, that we'll
armed CoGfsderats vessel had just lef Liver.
pool In search Of the United S;ates gunboat
ruscarOn The Nashville, Ia one Of her FIRST
trips to England took out u 500 Ot,O 10 gold
belonging 10 the Confederate Government.
which was placed At the dnpcaAl Of IL CON-
misalonrrs TO buy and build vessels for =
Coeederate navy, and recent circumstances
90 to prove that they have not been IDLE, and
also that thu money h not lying idle. 1t IL
well known that many vesaeh running the
blockade have taken oshcen and crews for
there purchased vessels, and that the number
OF agents, olicen ard men, cisiaing TO b.
long 70 the South has largely ipcreassd late
" in tia, aeccnioa haant Of Esrope. Thesr
are significant facts but il msst not Be suppoe
ID tha, the Federal Governmentais asleep.
The Nashville 10 by this tine anchored
in southern port, discharging . cargo oi
arms, munitions. &c. Alter her escape from
Fort Macon, she rnn the blockade into
Charleston, where she VA sold 10 private il.
dviduals, her name changed 10 Iho~as l..
Wnxg. aud the EnGlish 6Ag boosted over
her. She Immediately loaded 'sith cotton,
ran the blockade out, went TO Nassau, New
Providence, discharged. took the cargo Of MI
English ship, consulting Of arms. munitions,
etc, and leit that port on the 9Th inst. More
than two weeks have elapsed, and her capture
is not reported. BIT il . run Of about four
days from Nassau 10 Charleston. and by this
time she Is sga,n safely anchored under the
guns OF Fort Sanpter Should her arrival
be confirmed, everybody will begin to think
the blockade humbug.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

badly beaten FOR being ionnd in bad coTnpa.
nv; bot there was no account Of his master
being beaten Tar his misconduct. The Court
adopted the defendant view 81 the matter,
and decided, upon grave consideration, that
,h'' owner was only haLle Tor bis own dogs
sl.src Of tire mischief and the jury must
aarss ~ acll 4, ihcy could how much that
share MAS
Similar cases arose in ,he courts in New
Hampshire aud MASSACHUSETTS at about the
7alae time, and The decisions were the same.
Il is plain that in this country the com
moi law liability is not sufficient, and that
The sheep growers deserve some legislation
in every State for thejr protectiou.--A@'e'f-
ctty, Stuck Jommal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
Cheshire Railroad.

IEINTER AtsIlAN0EIENT.-0 and afer MONDAY
VI Nov. rs, 1851, Trains will run as follows:
MOVING EAsT--Leave
Bellows Fails at 30 A. NJ. and IS P NJ, Keene at 20
A. ~ and 25j ? M.and arriyeat Fiehburg at i200 NJ.
and 4.52 II Boston at 30 and 30 P. NJ, Worcester
at 200 and zoo P.N
moving WEsT---Ieara
Roston at 30 and 100 A NJ. Fi.chburgh at IS A. "
and 10 P. NJ keene Is A. II. aud 81 p and
rive at Bellows Fails AZ 1920 and455 NJ; Windsor -
and % F. n. hutland; 800 and 500 ~; burlington
6o0p.M.
TSaiHs CoHaesi as folio,rs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Buriington Montreal. Ogdens-
pursh Albany Iroy Saratoga Springs Schenectady aud
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for windsor White
River Junction, Burlington. 0g1ensburg Montreal St
Johnsbury, &c, via. Vt. CENTRAL, PAsSUslPsIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all points
north.
Down 7faias Connect al FjteabrrsA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh & Worcester n for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester & Nash
va X for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
Brook X. X for Lowell Lawrence. &c.
Tickets for all points West may be secured at nv STATEN
on cheshire Railroad and baggage be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
A. CHAPLIN, superintendent
Superintendent Office, Reene, N H., Nov q, 1861
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
Washing Machine.
ii will do Washing. ssurchin. and wiring

iHg.
tHls naaciae has been thoroughly tested for heRs x
H. mouths. and found a. all tat ii designed
y zspted 70 AZ kinds Of clothes from pocket handler
chief 10 bed qGit You wiring your clothes ia
than one quarter Of the ae and much dryer that they
VIII dry 10 one f the time, and uinre yeuE clothes
one half a. much when twisted hy hand This msehine
IS formed with two spring rolls covered pith rubber
a. g run together With great pressure, and
last and easy TIE springs IN the rolls oBstructed
a. g yield the most IN the centre where the bulk Of
clothes are conducted they pass between them BY this
ues te springs with the rubber close tight around the
CLOTHES that they through nearly dy enough TO irou
eHefeF uneven the garuet may BE- il receives eqaaI
amount OF pressure The clothes washed machine
viii require rubbing, except rtest parts such as
coars ard wristbands which will reauge bot sight rub
with the hands
The machine is Baieys patent and the subscriber has
gouEat the right 81 manufacture and sale for Mudham
windsor counties. Price $500 A. s. CLARK
Bellows Fails, VT Feb. s. Isai
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

Caleb Wmlford, of punning notoriety, |
once observing young lady earnestly at
work knotting fringe for petticoat, asked
her what she was doing. Knotting, sir,
replied she. Pray, Mr.. Whitford, can
you knot 7" 81 can-aot, madam, answered
he.
Ayoung lady, weeping and waving her
handkerchief with much assiduity on the
occasion OF the departure of soldiers, was
asked what relatives she had in the regi-
ment, ard replied /: " Cousins :. How
many" was solicitously queried "Why,
the whole regiment; arn't they Uncle
Sans boys!" laconically replied the lass.
HrrooRrsY.-Many who would not for
the world utter falsehood, are yet eter-
nally seheming to produce false impressions
on the minds of others respecting facts,
characters, aud opinions.
a man who marries a rich wife must ex-
pect occasionally to have it flung in his
teeth We have heard report, however,
which we think must have silenced such
hurst \ gentleman who had the misfor-
tune to marry fortune, was once exhioi:-
ing the fine points Of lis horse to a friend.
My horse" said the wife; "my money
bought that horse" les, madam repIi
ed the husband, bowling, . and your money
bought me-"
housekeeping carriage horses, now
scarce, are greatly priced in London, and
the world wonders why they are not more
to be met with. This is simply an affair Of
training. In the north Of Germany, whence
these horses are chiefly imported, you may
| frequently see the animals exercising on
the high-roads, caparisoned like the knights
charger Of old, with heavy clothing. wear
ing no thinkers, but large spectacles. These
speetacles are strong magnifers, and each
pebble, to the eyes Of the deluded qualru-
pei, appears as a granite boulder; soin his
youth and ignorance he lifts up his legs high
in the air TO avoid their contact, and thus
contract that habit of high stepping so much
admired, and for which amateurs pay IN
hearl-of prices.
\ brigade Of federal soldiers at Upton
Ilill Va, have converted large barn in
to thes,er. The soldiers intend 10 bring
out al the leading pieces of Shakespeare.
and the operate gems of Verdi and others.
for the amusement and edifcation Of the
army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
Photograph and Ambrolype SaIoon
In Springfield.

The pahlie an invited 70 eslIand ersre nv f,.-s,r
aaetfons 8 PHOTOGRAPHS. c0LOgEI ani.5ei aftl ~
ia u.s. sn1 Plain many Of vch are co,iss frs IA me-
nor AitnfassIss and la1rEreotypes flsasg All fs
both ef mind and psrse- -
hsvrsafs VI zsa-ls Az svTz III s,vrxss n,sx.
JAMES , zoYE9s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
snNNIE.s ELopa,IENr.
on Jcnidc Gray WAS yonng and iair,
t,f.y. .,,,,,,. ,,,.s.s ana aa,tt.y hair

on jennie Gray was yonug and iair,
With azury eyes and sammy hair,
Whleh gently Toy "A around ram AMI
beautiful throat, aud bust OF symmetry. Fail
many lever, wcen, sighed and repined, and
cursed cruel iaic that they had not been one OF
Jenuie's cugls instead Of man; Tor strange to
tell nothing Gavorjng Of masculinity has ever
encircled Jennie neck II her lovers bad only
been curl., they could
Upon her breast end couch Of ease,
Or wsuier with her 'mong the trees,
And kiss her cheek with every breeze
John Henry WIS q lover bold,
Tho minus silver aud COLA,
And Jennie's heart opce so cold, was melt
id by the first glance Of his loyliest eyes. She
likened him in her yes,al imagination, to Apollo,
because he had red hair; 10 o pheus, because he
was sweet singer, and played the fiddle; and
TO Adonis, because he was youth OF fair pro-
portions and comedy to look upon. She sighed
when the beloved object of her hearts alteration
vas not near, like the wind through an oak tree
squirrel hole. Her cruel>aher had sworn by
the rod aud mass, if he caught him with Jennie.
That he would creep behind him sly.
Aud let his heavy peg.boot ay,
At him Ia posteriori!
Jennie bep allied his high decree,
But vowed that welded she weuIl be-
8 By thunder should like the old
man hinder me from getting married when feel
like it, was the defiant exclamation.
4Why don't you feel like il then r said John
Henry.
Because dew" was the reply.
Let's 'Iope, my cinnamon, sassafras, maple
sugar, corn-stalk, beet, my paragon of sweet
ness was his gallant rejoinder.
Gosh, III dew it, John Henry, said she.
Great was the joy of the enamored swain
when she consented, and he fairly screamed
:" Heres my boss, jump astddc,
And tev the parson will ride
Aud have the knot all firmly tied -
Upon the steed she sprang amSn,
john Henry seized the guiding rein,
Aud fsst they seamperel DER the plain
tow ards the parsonage, some miles distant. The
old man, Gray, having got wind of the aiTah,
mounted fleet courser and gave instant pursuit
after the disorderly pair. Being mounted on
swifter horse, and not quite so much to carry,
Mr.. Gray soon came in sight Of the fleeing par
~. Putting spurs to his steed, he soon had the
satisfaction Of overtaking them Selling John
Henry's horse by the bride, he cried,
In voice Of anger loud and high,
That shook the uutgfom trees hard BY,
That she must 60 back hum or die!
lie seized her roughly by the waist,
And drew her from her beau in haste,
And on his praneing steed he placed her
menaciug the while her lover with summary
punishment. As be was in the act Of mounting
before her, old Boreas-the north wind feeling
sorry for the weeping maiden, blew fierce blast
TO signify his displeasure, which sent the old
mans hat flying far down the road. He rushed
after his hat, and they whipped up their steeds
and left him.
"come back, come back, the old man cried,
Bat Jennie haugltily replied
81 -,yts tia Isu,t Ia. tia
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

~ Ew HAYES AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
follows .
Leave Norihampiom $40 A. m, Mail and Passenger Train
for Sew sSen ana Nsps YORK II 05 "a Accommodation
for Nes Haven and Nss YorS S,a1 P m Accommodation
Train fer West5eit
leave New Haven for Northampton. Accommodation at
100 y n connecting vita train Conn River X. H. for
the North IS p M, Maii and Passenger, on sIriyal q
l2i5 train from Nuw York, connecting al Neteid
direct for Albany aud the West.
Wes'aell Is p for Northampton on arrival o.
traia from Albany
West6ei Western Railroad Painye, Providence Hart
ford and Fishki 4. K. at New Haven with New OK anu
New Haven 4. n New Haven, New London and Si0nhins
T. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield X X
Tickets sod and baggage checked to al principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as By Express
CHAs. N. YEAMANS, Sup't
WpStseil Ipne 1851 "A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
New Feed Cutter.

TINE subscriber having purehascd thv right 70 auHfae
A tire and sell in Winiham County, " ". Hoiiuau,s
Psent Feed Cutter would give notice that he is now ready
TO furnish the same
The attention Of Farmers aud all who have stock feed
Il invited to this Machine the and cheapest thing for
cutting hay corn-stEs in 10 l. simple in
rangcneH efficient in execution and not liable to get out
Of repair. II seftcjg and be suagci t.
the feed one-hsif three inches 10 length.
WI. STONE.
Bellows Fall August l. 1860. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
moNvARD AssocIATIoN.

hrneynent fnsfitutian. established ~ speisf rst
usnt ~ TIE Relief q fh- Sex and DstreI .7is,i
rtth Ntralent and Chronic ni-eass All ,.rriI - ~
s-srs - assaasss ~ tss sexual 0raans
NJ EuitAL ADVICE given gratis b. the t.s7--Is..
VI tAtN ABLE EEF0RTs on spafalstnrris-, -, ~ !.
nislscs 81 TIE sexual or-ars AM N re NIe + "a =
,l5. e ~ ne ies'r sent ia ssi.i e-rsssrs ~ Z,
ir.ss. D ,. sEILITN H0rGuF,ss ITs-,s4 -,
Fisi'eis gait, Pa 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

Among camp items we find it stated that
provost marshal in McCalI's division hay
ing detected sulrr in the act of conceal
ing liquors for the use of the soldiers, caus-
ell 6 the liquors to be destroyed and the SUIT
Ter punished" Vastly Fair says it would
have been better had "the liquors been
punished and the sutler destroyed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
Dr.. MarshalI's Headache and Caiarrl Snuff.

WIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself 10 be the best
article ever kloFn cusfn- The rsfsrrh cold in tb
Head and the Heaaehe It has lsea fannl m excellent
j." many cases 81 Eeafrfss has hseu re-
moved by r. and Hearing has oiten een ralf Improved
- = e It. PufEes out 81 chsruetiauE srrenethens the
ls- lld VS. HEALTHY action 70 The parts aztec cd II
= nueudel by many n the sst uirsiei4ns and il u
VII : ct sueeess aut -;stisfactiou eTcrgHhers.
sl.7e n experience proved it, great
se anu at this ucuent 10 stands hisher than ever -
flre- -' e'e. y
= ARP number Of the mos respectable wholesale De-
" Nes aeFN aud hosfou ia rcracste, si-nsvi IL
mem ~ ioa say @ he uncrsiuesi having fr NAM ,e5s
zen ae4uaiafed With Dr. Marshails Catz4rh sans -
he smut aud sold u wholesale trade cilslrf,lT
- it sc ssre = 70 = goal ia ever respect 10 ne
an given i ioT the enre of Catarrhal aisctsors
aud that u Is decidedly the best article - nav. - tr.,
- - tis common diseases q the Heal
11t",rc Of Sounferfeis~- 4 fac-simile q he sie-
~ % 'ls iletr lhaFcs Bowen, i % every tsJttie
53-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

IESTlH NrAIs.
u reeari ifr Eddy efthc Hsos casifs and sa
H practitioners with whom have had o.cii IN ;errot
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of r4e1's
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they -
not employ pezson co1rgefsas frfsIrsTfg :,
capable q putting their applications 10 fsrr %
far them early and favorable CONSIDERATION a. >
Pa,elt 0ifce-i EDMUND BURKE
late Commissioners Of Pa.cpts
Mr. 3. IT, Eddy has made FIR me THIRTEEN apps15
dous all hut Of which patents have been Eran
and that / FsFsH-. such uniisszkzhe Frooi q
TALENT and ahiifs his part lcas rrennraesd
inreu tors 60 apps - hs n procure their patents -
NAV b q having the most fsthfi attention
On their rases. 4na az very reasonable e1arEesr
JOHN TA6GAki
DuTipr eight months the suhzcrfter in eourss -
large FFsrtice made rrcte-1 arQcafors- q
AffEAIS, ENEisY ONE 4 shrh drciael n - ry
y the coInuaissionsr a. r=teu's- \ y -
Boston, Dee .. ISL sT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE
HYDRO-sIAGSETE sIPHO,

FOR TIE pRgyESTioy AND CURE ALL DISEASES
URINARY SEXUAL ORGANS, rna EIDSEYs, STOMACH
AND bowels. AND PREVENTION OF CONCEPTION.
This Sipho, when used prevents and Nervous De
bility Costyeucss Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Headache,
ecuchorhoa Whites Prolapsus, Uer Falling OF the
Womb obstructed Mcnsttation aud all complaints Of the
Urinal Organs, kidneys AMI Bowels.
The spho enables all prevent aud disease without
to drugs, herbs pills, nostrums IT is perfectly
safe will last life tune, without getting out OF order,
and fails; it is simple, aud be used by child It
acts maguetcay aud chemically removing, absorbing and
destroying all morbid seutions and poisonous matter in
the system. 1t pleasant use iuptrts strength and life
to the body enHcns the spirits pars eheerfuness to the
mind and gives tore aud elasticity to all who it, tat
will last years 1t enables those whose health cir
DO not permit increase Of family regulate
limit their offspring bnt must not be used during preg
nancy, as it would produce miscarriage.
We send ruth taet Sptg important pirate and e0HfdeH
fi1t Inform ton for The Married and those contemplating
Marriage, also, ftlt directions yoy is
PAIL NOT TO sEuvRE ONE.
Single So cheaper quality, SO. Each is
rantel They securely packed, and forwarded to all
parts of the country. Address
DR. J. RUSSELL,
(BoX b. Illl0l BsooxlTs, New xorK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24


tTEa an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty ye1
n continues to secure Patents In the United Sfae ale
Ia Treat Britain France, and other foreign countries U
Yeats specihcs tiens, Bonds Assignments and all Papers g
Drawings for Patets executed liberal terms and sl1
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign wos
TO dcternine the validity utility Patents or Inycn
and legal other advice rendered n all matters toueh
ing the CopCs Of the claims Of any Patent urphs
sy remitng One Dollar. Assignments recorded Wase
ingtoa.
The Agency is not only the largest IN View Engand. y
through Il inventors have advantages securing Pa
ei aseeriuiug the pstenaety Of inventions unsurpa
BY, not UNNECESSARILY suuerior to any which can b
fred them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given p
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT y.
flCE than the subscriber and SUCCESS Is TIE BE-
fkuof or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he weuh -
that be has abundant believe and can prove ~
az no Other Office Of the Sind the charges fr pfs
services moderate The immense practice Of the So
scibcr during the twenty years past has enabled hin
accumulate vast col ccion Of specifications and ocl
esious relative 70 PATENTS.
These, besides his extensive library CT legal and ree
cal works and toll accounts of patents granted in the "
Ted States and Europe render him able ey OF qucstia
oiier superior facilities for Obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey 70 Washegton to pFucur (
PATENT AMI the usual great delay there here saved
yentoIs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
Buffalo Robes !!

GOOD assortment Iinel aud unirci Of Buffalo Robes
a on hand and for sale cheap, BY
CHARLES BUXTON.
Bellows Falls, Nov 8. 1851 IS
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- d AIl - - 1.l..I - 60.

We are permitted 70 refer to The following Commissioners
Town Agents and PHI scias. Of the state Of Vermont
70 50 doing guided BY desire place before the vhe
iets that arc IL themselves evidence that 10 every
nene but The pnFsst and most desirable articles in
our ltne via be offered far sale b our customer
hsereHees- Elsarl Huugurford Professor Of Crraistr,
u tue nikersitF q Vermont s y. Thaver NJ D. s.4n
e IT, Meesl fcultT in the unvcrsty 81 VERMONT ~
Srpcler, Professor etc, in the University Of vgru;o
; fierfe, Agent. burlington. count7 Cnuuissiorers.
@snes Mitchell Chiitsndsu Calvin roistt Israel Good
SinAioa1o fea1cc Washington Charles Davis r. saahd4r
raetouiai " u II. bingham. n IT, Thaui4s Iar,a +
ShestsT Slefe, y frishie. Rutland A Il Ginao-e Hon
leo p Balin- 0Faner George Fisher Windi,rr iIor
% Nectllam aua Ira Clifford. Allison. I5-i5.lv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
CHARLES BACKMAN & CO..
IMPORTERS Or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,

No. So Front st., New York.
Sole Importers Of c. b. Cognac. old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would call tho attention Of Commissioners Town
agents and the Medical Faculty the State Vermont
well selected stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors
which We oder on Reasonable and satisfactory
We are permitted publish the following Chemical Anal
yss that have been made BY eaiAent Chemists our
Liquors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
WOODr WOODr

I bard uooi for sale BY r. HYDE siss f,.,r..;.
sH' Vazess herassHs temps. patterns in rTsat
oet g. $50 -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nv AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 10, lseo TRAINS
" Will run IS follows;
So GD J ,m, Ell Is

$50 e. EJ r-m~
The Morning Train viii leave Windsorat @ 10, A. NJ
connecting with trains from Montreal aud Ogdensbhf
Carrmout 49, and Charleston at Is, A. NJ connee
ting Bellows Fails with Cheshire KaiioadfoE Boston,
bowel land Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield arriving a New York at .45 L NJ
The Nah Train wili leave Windsor at Us p NJ, Tor on
arrival Of Trains from Montreal 0gdeusbuFgh Barton and
Littetonl Claremont l5. ana GharlcstoWna at ls5
eonneeugat BelloSs Fallswth Cheshire haiFoad for
Boston, Worcester &C. also with Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield, &c arriving New York at IL TO- T. 81.
and with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
TzJ eI~ EE -E- EE@
TheMa Train vii leayc ellows Falls alta 20 Charlie
town u A GSremontat llG,p NJ; eonnecfin Wind
with Vt Central railroad Montpelier Burlington
Rouse Point Month ca Ogdensburgh and hite
RverJ unction with assEmpsic Railroad fer Wells River
Littlcton ST. Johnsbury Barten, and the Waite Moua
tains.
Theeveuing Train villleaye Bellows Falls at 5.35 ion
arrival of trains from Boston aud New York own
at b. aud Claremont CAS- r NJ connecting Vt Wind
with Vermont Ceatral Railroad for Montpelier Bnrng
ton ReUsc's Point, Montreal, 0gdepshurgh, &c
EDWARD THOMPSON, Sup't
Charstown n II. Lee 10 ,ltt0. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
POWERS GNsTITUTg,
Reraardston. Mass.

ccEssIBIE By Railroad, first below south Yer
n Junction.
Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks each begin
the last Welhesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb peetiyey
Large aud beautiful Institute buildings Extensive spfaY
atus Agricultural Department Gynnastic Club for heat
ia exercise and the ost Popular eea Teach
ers, are among its Advantage
b. +. WARD, A. NJ PRINCIPAL;
Mrs. f. II. WARD, Teacher Of rnanep ia eparmcnt.
Miss ;. L. LEACH Preceptrtss;
man; -
L. 0 EMERSON Teacher Of Music Instrumental & Vocal.
and other able Teachers. f'
Daily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation Of
teachers and from Gentlemen Of High Scientific Attain
ns peSie tne Agricultural Department viii be given
seS 20 = nADi Bernardson, Msss. Board including
- tneasnt Expenses is furnished in private families and
a. the Cushnan Hall under care Of the Tschers az . %
per week. % So