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NOTICE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
NOTICE.

n" subscriber, having recently completed the
erection ol bis new building the ste Of his former
p7eni,es, destroyed BY fire some time sincs) begs
genera ly 10 the fact, and 10 remind them Of M
ability tD eerve them In all branches of the
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
hAytrS ample ro0m mere ed facilities 10 trsns
set brsin ness
He has recently retlrnsd from the various North.
. etc stock Of
FAMILY GROCERY,
and having purchased exclusively for cash oap ofsr
peouliar indu yements both .. TO price sndquality
His stock Of Fine Tsas, Wines, Liquors, Sugars OF
All grades, Spices
Bourbon Monongahela, and Rye Whisky.
Fruits Mustard, Sauces, Wooden Ware, 80
Are Of the best description and all adapted TO ,bs
u Ids OF Washington.
JESSE d. WILSON
No. S27 Pennsy lvania avenue,
bst. Sixth and Seventh SITS, south side
90 I9-dlm
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FOR AQUA EEK.

On and after Monday. July 2lEt, the steamer KEY.
X O'Clock Q m, for Aqula Greek, stopping at
Alexanoria, and all intermediate landinss. Re
turnipg, will leave Aquls Creek ct I p. m arrtv.
ssse, apply on board, or on the wharf, Of
WIN. B. SNOW, Agent.
kTOTICE TO EXCURsIONl ,TS..-Partiss
~ wkhing to charter the KEYPORT tor Moon.
Light Excursions, will apply on board, or Of the
hours Of O. m. and . y. m. We are prepared 70
accommodate parties TO Glymont for day. exsurdous
Leaving and returning at eur regular hours
jy X-u WIN 3. bNOW, AFsut
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70 Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers,

~ =
Ia addition TO our large busnt 90, we have sddeo
. large and choice stock Of ainbrotype and photo
graph materials, such q
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER OASEs,
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
ANcI and OVAL MATTs and PREsERvERs
every size In tho Trade.
ExCELsIoR IRON PLATES,
every aise in the trade.
hELAINoTYPR AND vKRNEY PLATEs,
every size made.
FRENCH CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade.
We guarantee to sal this stock at or near the nan
uh1turers' prices.
Our printed PRICE LIST sent free TO any "A
dres.
Orders from Artists IN the respective csmIs
promptly attended to BY return mail
Store open from . N, 70 s.s9 p. N
=. J. BkLLEW 4 Co.,
Slo.Slo-GIo Seventh street,
0yo sshsas,oa, DO
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Just arrived, . dirsot importation per steamer
Fulton, from Eurepc, valy fine and lasge, as9rt
soopes, which Will sell ye;y little above the COS,
N pxras As TO- the qualities, there srs none supe
rior 20 be had having been selected purposely foi
this market. Also, large and well ssscftod stoei
ot Opera Glasses, Microscope gold, silver, and steel
speotsoles and Eye Glasses, suited TO the sight BY
tho use of an Optometer. A,considersblo number 81
loerthoates to be at my otiGe, from gentlsmen
Rhe have been euitsd at my old establishment.
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ITO nE GOOD t.OUK-
l. ing.-old faces made
to look young and beau.
tiful. You may obtain q
handsome complexion, ex.
smpt frsm Pimples, Blo'ches,
10. BY usic q Dr. Tumelety'i
fimple Banisher. Price, 81
Per betuo.
Sent By mail or express to
any sddress.
OHloe--Eo. II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania ave.
nae, conner o. Seventh street,
Washington, y. q.
10 At
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NRAhs CEHyRAL R8UYR
VI FOE THE WHBT, ~
! EUDsCH RIVER RAILROAD and RNH YOR6
GENITAL RAkLROAD.

x,n;,,. os r..In.A am Ak;,, :T. PHsSsa,,a issi
Hudson hiyes Railroad daily, Sundays sxssrtsd, a.
T.on Chambers sire. From so.A stree. station,
~, s7.n' uso q. n, $50 p. n.
acsIssl r i :. .sd Bu..l, "~pA
oars, lois p. N p Ill.,
.nd fsn Ssth street; Ths io.to p. M sisspins oar n
10y 'sI ss 1aa nlSy ts.as IL n from
,ral Railroad for scheneotady, Roohestsr' utios
BstsVis, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
susre ns,en Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Csiandaisus
Trains ln connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
- Lake shore, bunslo and Lake Huron aud Great
hssg1 a,Ss III nsa,''I Detroit
Crosse, hsdison prsirie DuChien Galens Dunlsth
Dubuque, PeoI!a, koSk Island, huscstine, IowsCity
gurlpSton, 9dipoy, sPrtngdc!d, Alton, St. Louis
laa, Daytsn, Colur,bus, Cleveland, and al points
Hsst, Northwest, and SorthwsT
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Conaectins with Trains q Troy, with Troy art
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington st. Ai5sIs, Rouse
Point Plsttsburgh, ogdensburgn, Montreal, 40 =,
as- freight Arrsnsemsn By this route Is above,
bers And Hudson streets are at all tes as favorable
q made BY other Railroad Compsnies Tbs faolli.
ties Of this great New York Route, to the Weat, oon
%eIa to the confidence nj q merchants snd shippers
PIassrger Trains, With smoking and Sleepius
Cars, rGn In connection on ths New York Central
For particulars a. 70 local train sand freight ar.
raDserisnts, inquire st the depot, g Warren srsst
4. y SMITH,
doc y Superintendent
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EEB, Q, is02. FEB. 9, ls0a.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
The shortest, quickest, and best route from Bsiti
moro to the


On and after Sunday, Fsb'y Q, 1889, Psssenase
Trains Will arrive and depart from Calvert Station
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
nnn, .''''''.....'....."..eSo ~
Buhnlo Express. $50 4. n.
Psrktop Accumulation 400 r. b,
Pittsburg and Harrisburg Express. ......s.so ?. II
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE.
Pnkton Accommodated, ,ato.......,...S0o A. N
Pts:S1rs and Harrisburg Expires. 7. 4
III: 4 M riin from washinIicn :cnnests wiss n
the s.26 A. N. Train from Baltimore for the West,
and for Buffalo, Elnars, Rochester Dunkirk, Canaan.
City. =,
The II A. NJ. Train from Washington connects with
the 500 r n. Train from Baltimore, to West North
and Northwest, and Elmira and Buffalo and 70
The 500 p N. Train from Washington connects
with the 30 r. H. Train from Baltimore for Pitts
burg, Hsrrlburg, and the West, and Ia direct con.
9ectlen for Lebanon, Easton, Allentown, and New
York, via Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Try this routs to New York
~ The only Train leaving baltimore on Sunday
is the $50 P. \. Train, for Harrisburg, Pituburs,
The only Train q dviss IN Baltimnrs On sunday
isbs J. N. DuBARRY, sup't
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Read on! Read On!
T1E
Greatest Bargains Yet!

~
EXTRA SILVER. PLATED COMPLETE TEA
epieess, osst quality, $3.50 mott
EXTRA sILvLR-PLATED OAsTOR,
sTrsneh glsa bottles, IS, $40, $500. 10 $3.50.
EXTRA sILvER.PLATEp, OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS,
o. dosen.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED. TIPPED TABLE
% Per dossn.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, THRRADRp.
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
Hper dozen.
EXTRA sILvER-ftASTEp. TIPPED TABLE
tSs dcl
EXTRA SILyFR-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPED AND THREADED,
o. dozen.
HEAVY sILvER-PLATED. DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Large ase, best quality, beautifully engraved and
ohsssd only 70, S'oo and 30 DO for extra quality
FINE SILVER PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LET'S, CALI STANDS,
Only 81 eseh--reisil price, sa
sLLvER-PIATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
20 eta. each.
sILvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvES,
Is, 81, and 90 cts each
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NEW EBTABLIBHMENT. >. -.
VOLUNTEERED
DINING 0ALooN1,
ObntrS o Central Aarket-Ensancs from PesusyIpasta
Avenue, foot Of EsehA arsa-sp Statss. !
THE PROPRIETOR, from OLD Connecticut,
olsAnlinsss, and economy for his customer 10 his
hsals, q cents; open day and slshs; Call In;
Respectfully, 4. B. DOWNS, frop'f.
Fifty day bOardss oan bs accommodated ct
% per week. aug lo-im
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FINLEY BiGGEG. (lats Register OF toe U. b
Ifs.surg.j J Sl. CHAGLES 9. SaEkMAN, Lcul
slCTs a Lew will devote their entire attention tt
the prosee ut-on and settlement Of demands aganf
ihs tpitGd Statee, growing out Of the present war
re.;diBg the Accounts and Claims Of State, Con
raItcrs and pisbufdng Officers; applications TO
tie restoration OF property illegally Eszed or cap
IIred, and for compensation Tor the use OF prvat.
property for Government purposes, and for damage
Tor J.s InjUry OF such prop:riy ~ the army: TO
military pay, pensions, and bounty lsnds. aad io
cis'r utiye shares Of monies payable &C tht Ites
srTy ana due 10 sub. contractors and others
tGey Will also give legal advice to claimants, con
Gaotors, and to unprofessional agents In litgstst
,ssss; aai prepare written arguments when desiied
N!.h Son-Tesident ARsn8 who may scli theU
hstn:s tr equitable divisiur Of commissions will u
rs5de.
Cndigputed bcnsrdH vii, be collected sno
roMpuP remitGed for oommlassn OF from . hal.
is'.0 and . half per cent depending on the
sraJ7Gt Snd nFEctl tons with he Department
eSGiuCts1 on mode ate terms
BY PTono. attsntiou, moderate charges, long sx
psrence, and o minute knowledge Of the OF lave
itsulatior,, rules and preosdeGts, governing thi
,!NT =! cuGiicRo a. the Department, they hope te
ES1f t,h bsfvirss uasful 20 claimants ard ruSl,i
sTelItnra
Reference may De made 10 Members of Copg,sgs
ard o!lCcts CT the Government and especially, by
perrliagil0. 10 the Hon. ELIshA WEIrTLRshY. fra
ConCtEu.!Gr ,! he Treasury.
Addrs7s-." Near BIGGER SHERMAN,
Washington. y O."
otnoe, Ne u. j street, near Treasury ana WI
Afds' Iotc.. nov s-tn
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DRODUCE AND FRUIT
i S0i boxes i,emons.
100 boxes Oranges
.o,GU0 COAcoanuts.
800 barrels botatoas
go barrels Onious,
100 barrels Prime Apples
10000 punches Oniops
IN store anu for sale by
JONES & CO,
~ lA-Im Corner Eight and D str.ata
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ CopBrtnsrship h rerofnre existing between
LYLE coFti ~ Il this day dissolved BY mutual
Sonrent, JOHN g LYLE,
J, A. COFFIN.
old stand
wAsHrreTor, July q, 1853. y3
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NP ECIAL MOTTO e.

s PECIAL MOTTO r..
DR. n vFLLNY's Privss Hospital, In The
Federal Block, cornsr Of Seventh and r strsst,
opposlts the Post and Patent oa,ces. Rooms
Is and "A, up stairs, Washington, 30
All diseases Of private nature treated IN ~ most
scientific manner, and radical cures sfsotsd In all
cases sYPHILITIc AFFECTIONS, soroR-
RRGA. sLEET, sTRIcTUREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPTuoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the eENERATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause ~hsssvsr, O. how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNA7E.
No matter Whist your disease, lot no false dsliossy
prevent. Apply immediately to DR.. vsllny, who b
acknowledged to be BY far the most sUcCEssTUL
PHYSICIAN In the treatment Of private dissasss
rear not to come and make known your ni1fortsnss,
sna he will speedily send you on your way rejoicing
SELE.ABUSE,
ihst dreadful scourge OF the young, hdslssd b
Nbsn alone, whieh destroys the gsnsrativs orsans,
u,f ia you for married life, producing wsatnsS Of
the sses and ,i,nu~, los animauon mussuI.r
COVER, p.piauon of the heart, uervoas ir-itabity
oss oi p-snory, melancholy habits, insansy, oon
guu ption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, In view OF the dreadfu, ocnss
Ipsuoas, delay not to usks your case Known to Dr.
', Your secrets with him are sacred and you may
Confidently rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems wsrs shsttered snd wsrs
on the brink Of the grave, has be brought back to
vigorous bsslth by hls skilfuI usstmsnt
MdRRIdGE.
Married persons, or these ontemplatins nstri.
mopy, Who suspect themselves Of impotsney, seminal
~sskness, CT any dlsssss arisins from . relaxed
state Of the genital organs, whether the result Of
dsass, injury, consequences Of youthful indisOrs
t,nrs, o; loduSeGce Of the passions Ia r!per yeas,
s.s earnestly entret;Si TO place Themselves under
The osre Of DR. v, They may rely with certainty
opoa speedy cure, and full vigor restored.
ue treats with entire success all dseases Of females
suoh a. LCcoRRHBA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, So, 10. and In every eass guarantees .
perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIvATK and CONgIDEN.
rIAL.
PERSONS calling see 10 cns but the DOCTOR
Those at dissanss may be TREATED BY MAIL,
sisias STATEMENT OF CASE, 30. 30.
iys-tm'
S'aAIms ASAIsslr sss gsIE cd sTATzs
FINLEY BlGGEG,- dsts Reg,;.sr q toe I. :
sslcTs al Lew, viii devote thsir entire attention &c
the prosec utOu and settlement Of demand againf
The tn,ed States, growing out Of the present wA
rao,cr4, and psbuIdng Officers; applications 10
NE ,e'!orsdsn M 2, properly Illegally sissea or e.I
m (,QyaruunAnt nm n m ue
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'ai'ar ,aHsusD p sFtUnr1u ~ PufEp,r
.dr soto
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Read! Read! Read! Read

Read! Read! Readl Read!
UsaAi's
Splsndid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, CArDun
ole, and Jet sstts Of Jswslry, 81
e1b0... Observation-Disclosures. w
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Enam.
slsd, fall setts, d to oss................ 800
Superior Euamelsd, Csral, and Opal
Cluster sstts, sl to oSs................. 80
Plain, Chased, Ensmslsd, and Fancy
Bracelets, u to s6.................... SStolOoi
Cameo, Coral, Carbuncis, and Minis-
tlrs Brooches, 70 esnts to s,......... so
Cent? Vest, Guard, sud Lsdies' Chats.
lain Chains-the largest stock In Wash.
tngtou, 81 to U........................ 1000
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunole Neck.
lsoes, d to S2.6o.................".. -. 800
Garnet, corbuncls and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, thns,, q . set. t.............. 800
Ftns, solid, Gold Sleeve.Buttons and
Studs, ssl arats, 10 cent? to 81 sstt... %
Cent? Cluster and Opal bosom Pins,
gold mountings, 50 cents 10 81 ,3..... 80
Fine Lockeu and Msdalions, for two and
four Pictures, u TO SlSa,S. .......... -
Seal and StoReSet Finger hinge, every
variety, 50 cents to Sl.So.............. J."
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DENTISTRY.
pUuTnff \ RMRYm

TEuT1i GA1YH ..tat'
e.. NJ. LOOMIS. M. D.,
me Inventor end pazsutse Of The Mineral risss
rceth, attends personally O. nn efAss d thh sty.
Many. psrsonS can wses thsss teeth who cannot
act wear there.
rerSoos calling 81 my ofRoe osn bs socomDodsted
with any style and price Of Teeth they may dssFs |;
~ snVss ss s sea
can prod.ss, the Mineral Flass viii b noes fsiiy
warranted. = 4
between Ninth and Tenth strests. Also, ~ Are6
strest, Philadelphia. nixlS-ly
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u tioe Of Donbstry, In the WaahiAgtoa BI1ldins
corner PennsylvAnia avenue and BSventh slfest
Having plaCtioed In the South nearly ax,ssa yeass
AZ iseh ssEIed that b. can givs sstsAstaoa % any
Teeth inserted On vuloAsss, RuDssn, q Co.'S
fIA.., chlorosOrm adninisssrsd wha dislrsd.
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.2H0ITO| Thrlgq2

aGTgaH- 6'A3P1Ha ',%sa a . 'ii'' :'ss7sss ga
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CHARLES
LONDON
CORDIAL
G I N

1 oistiiiso IN Lospos, snd pu'
up solely In quart and pint bot
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T4Ipa r#I
HfH 90 aHf
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2W8E JAODd
atf.tHI,tnHgH

~ " .sAh hNn r1. ..rarAgHr H'a
7rsftH lin a.FHfFr. t.rri .usluI - ]
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
MISCEILAN Y
Terrible Adventure on a Volcano.

Mr.. Carl Steinman visited mount Eecla,
in Iceland, just before its terrible eruption
in 1945, and the following is his narrative of
a fearful adventure which happened to him
upon that sublime and desolate elevation -
Having secured guide | set out at an
early hour, on the morning following my
arrival in Salsun lat the foot Of the extinct
volcano), praying for fair weather, good
luck, and safe return. The scenery, even
from the first, was so different from any
had ever seen outside Of Iceland as to be
worthy Of better description than am
able to give. Suffice it TO say that, as you
push on, ascending summit after summit on
your way TO the great and awful center OF
all. you find the danger, dreariness and des-
olation increases TO the most terrible sub
Unity. till at last when you 90 finally stand
on the highest point in this univing world
of chaos, you instinctively pray God, with
an icy shudder shivering through your mis-
cradle frame, to restore you 10 the life you
seem to have left forever behind you.
o how shall attempt to convey to any
mind the awful scene of desolaTion that sur
sounded me, when at last stood more than
v thousand feet above the level of the
he highest peak of the barren
-tal hours--three on horse
had been clam
helnw and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

THE Poison OF SECESSION n En-
RorE.-Tourlow Weed writes home from
Paris as to the perverse public sentiment
manufactured by secession agents abb
road -
:. Evidence meets enc Everywhere that
!he public mind Of Europe has been abused
and perverted that the cause of the war
are either wholly misunderstood. or totally
ignored. have rot yet. met foreigner
who does not, in bis conversation, present
the question wrong end first-who does not
twist and travesiis everything. They gen.
EARLY regard the South a oppressed-ihe
North as the agsressor, and, Of course, their
sympahies are with the weaker section.
These tares were sovn willie we slept.
Aud the enemy has been mos, diligent.
Long before we could realize the possible
iiy of civil war. treason was doing iss
work here. More than a year ago promis
nent southern men were in Paris Represent
ing the wrongs of the south as so griveous
that they could not be endured that tho
election of an abolition president wns to be
followed by violent emancipation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

The body of Rouget de Lisle, author of
the Marseiliaise, was exhumned the other
day TO be transferred from the old grave
yard at Choi,y le Roi near Paris, to the
new cemetery of Tie village. His remains
now lie in stone coffin, within which was
deposited leaden box containing bronze
medallion portrait, on whose reverse are en-
craven the words and music of this immor-
tai, soul-stirrng, patriotic song. The tomb
stone bears this epitaph :-'Here lies Claude
Rouget de Bisle, born at Lons-le-Saulmer,
1860, died at Choisy lie Roi, 1886. When
the French revolution, in 1892, had to COM
bat kings, he gave it to conquer them, the
song Of the Marseillaise."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
PoETRY Y
The Bind Me. ana The elephant.


4 nlSpoo fARLs--pY IONS q sASr.
II was six men Of lndoostan,
To learusng much increi,
Who vent 70 sce the ciephsnt,
fThouah all OF them blind,
That each by observation
Might satisfy his MUD
The frst approached the elephant,
Aud happening 10 tail
Against his broad and sturdy side,
Al once began TO hawl; t8 f
God bless me but the elephant
Is very like y WALL
Thr second, FEELING Of ,he tusk,
cried, . ilos--what fave we here
So very round, and smooth SD shaFpl 81
TO me It's very gu.eri
The wonder OF an elephant
Is very like spear y
The th,rd approached the anilnal
Aud happening TO take
The sqnsming truue within his hands,
Thus up and boldly spoke;
T" J s-e,r quota he. " the elephant
Is very like snake =
The foarth reached out his eager hand,
And felt about thp kDee
- What lasst MS spusIriol beast Is like
Issusghfy piasn.n qnetil he.
{" IT'S elsar snpesh tfie sepRsns
u fFs.Na f< very fiRc a tree lf'7 Il e N
The tith who chanecd to touch the car,
said = Fen the blindest
Can tell what this resembles most
Deny the fact who can
This marye Of an elephant
lis very like fan
The sixth no sooner had begun
About the beast To crope,
Than seizng on the swinging tail
That fell within his scope,
Z" see, quoth he, q the elephant
Is very like a rope!m
so these men Of lndoostan
Disputed loud and long,
Each in HIS own opinion
Exceeding stE and strong,
Though each partly 10 the right
And all were ia the wrong
MORAL.
So Oft in the theoogie wars
The disputants, ween,
Rail on In utter Ignorance
OF what the others mean
And pirate about an elephant
Not one of them has seed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

sWCpt
ice
as midnight, the snow
and not in all that region !,
shrub. blade, or even soli'ag
hing, excepting self and guide. far = !
,be eve could reach, when the moving
clouds permitted me to see, was q success
Son of black. rugged hills. snow-crowned I
peaks, glistening glaciers, and lce-pouna
streams. into whose inanimate solitude No
human foot had ever penetrated--a world
without plant or life--the very abomlna''oh
of desolation-filed with yawning ehasms'
dreadful abysses and midnight caves wl'c9
love never echoed any sound but the thu
ders Of heaven, aud the groanngs ana Y
vuls;ons of earth. So wild and teri
was the scene that | felt a strange
like madness, rush through my shy
frame, and quiver about my dizzy
and shouted 10 break the sd3
death, and heard my voice come
hack in hundred echoes till it
he lost in the bowels of the ur
earth.
Wrapping one of the blank
to protect me from the freez'
cautiously using my pointed
J cry foot of ground before q
to move about, over. blocks,
hills of lava, and ecross narrow cha@
pitfalls and patches of snow and zee, my
faithful gaide keeping near, and ofen warn
inq me to be careful of my step In this
manner l at length ascended a ridge OF
. considerable elevation, stumblrg my way
to the top. and now and aieh displacing
fragments of lava that rolled crashing
down behind me. As n | had seen no
signs of the mouth ofiihe crater, which,
eighty years before hsf yomited forth its
c terrific and desolatiDi STREAMS of melted
v black sand but on rychins the summit of
: This ridge. looked d fvn into sort Of ba-
Z sin. open at the der side, and having
e some three or suyheep seams or chasms
in its center. irto yahicb the melting snow
and ice on i,ssi5k were running in small
: streams. Ape.6liar and not very agree
able odor caneip wiih a thin, smoky vapor,
and fanci.d could hear distant sound.
something isf feen gurgie and a rumble.
;, II suppo} }this is the original crater"
said, turning 70 the guide
IE The field was as pale as death, and ev-
: erv seatuSxpressed surprise allied to fear.
"whyf the matter : quickly de-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03


me you wsrs iyfis aisa.h;a;isss, sna Wants
ed ! BORG ,ua.. ef:st' d sst;... New, honey
dye ihink,Ji.f.sd = Lp'~iy 'srsa or.tones
and erais. .ten my ysrli. full af'naals,s,
an'l iaiksys aud pigss No, by ,he.pawers !
no. a-allr'S fiat In the third plsoe,. you
ask @.ge.!;r some simple water to qaanch
our thirst. Now US my water y. none: Of
iae hsi, ! hcrer ofeer \ TO a poor IraYdIef,
without iiiiSipg it with plenty .s!f::wine.-
Come irio:m; Aoaa,l ooey; ,l,sil' blow me,
but yol sGalI.sis,g il iGe hesi'isid / havsi
yeu shall have me best sappef and break
last that my farm can srpply; you shall
drink as much rs you Ike, provided you
mix il withp,eniy Of wine. 1t shall never
be said that treated man scurvily who
has been lighting for the dear country which
gave me Fl &c home.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
RUSSELL HYDE,

Bealeria
&sr INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
$4,oar, Lard Hams, Fish, 7. l. Salt, on, fiuiai
"a %, Ill, Cfesse crorkery and Glass ware
Foods having Been bought for CASH VII De SOFA
= = small advance, for ready pay S4iiat
n Newton's Block, Mol
tws FALLS, May /. 1857.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

this will appear, am informed, With satis-
factory evidence, III the report Of The com
miitce appointed to investigate the Harp
er's Ferry affair.
Johu Browns boiy ms mouhierue in the grave,
Bu; his soul Is marching on