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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31
feeal ADVERTISEMENTS
E.tate of Nicholas .StauTer, Dsceoseo

17'td1e " 1EtcH07uS 'StunVo; z7eteoottt.
To all whom 1t may concern-'g I'D
vHk undersigned having been appointed Admins
ustor OF the estate of Nicholas Staufer, deceased
oe,ng desrous OF resign'ng his said Office Of admins
hereby gives notice that he will apply the
Coun'y Court OF La Sale county, ia the State of I'LL
ois AZ Tue February term thereof to be held at the
county Court House in Ottawa in said county on the
resignation. IOUJS or ,TprEp '
To a u whom it may concern
r1>HE undersigned, Lous StxuHer guardian or Al. :
line Stauner, desiring to resign his said ON c s
guardian, hereby gves notice that he will appy Ia ,b
County Court OF La Sale county, in 'fe of Ili
nois, at the February term thereof. t-d Mt ~.
County Court House in Ottawa in said county on tb
third Tuesday in February, 1853, to acce, his
resignation LOUIS sTAUFFER
Ian
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31
Paper Hangings, Glass, &C.

Wan papers and shades, every pattern and styles. i
Window Glass, all sizes.
White lead and Lnseed oil Lard OIL Meats Foot oil,
Machine oil.
All the above goods, cheaper than any where else IN
the county the old stand next to King Hsmton's
s.s,5 80 - :. - - s. c. EARL SUN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

TATE or ILLINOIS. ,-sr-qsr 1'f & ~ aid Coun-
/, SALE C,CETr - ~, 10 r. mary Tam, 1862.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31
nGO2rGAGE SALE-Whereas PhiIlin

Ottawa, January 'st. lss'.--20-4w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31
CD ~ IL "a NN- n
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,

HAVING purchased the stock OF SaddIery, Hard
L 4 ware and Shoe Finding Of the late J. NJ KING
and now adding 10 the former stock, direct from
the manufacturers. a large t-f
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12

Die erffe Stsfung lin nno man elaubt bort 0iR-
fen 6trtf. nuf tiut Grnbte re6nsn Si Nirfsn,
wis ne felt 1853 Mot trSftit iparbs. @Ist6i
eaafis abtr lprsasn Go bic But6tt aus Nesb
carolina lnb @torsto aus, no man itttbaupt
.6sm Wsssnfaabs fstt ttutssh Sdtrsn for oiti
.auFmirIIamtsit sussUan6t Sat. guG In rsm
ptalt@en Stttlf ron SloritG BAT bic @uItnr Der
'RtbGn NIT BEN t.Rtn Gtfriss ibrsn Aufans ss.
|apmmtn, 9pStn ttu6 RIimd fRb! bort 10 ains
Ria ais In SrGntrsi&, Sn Sssas, unS bort
|fststsu In Darlington &c. bds man Der mill
ben 9tsbe unb i6Ftr Gultur .btfUnhsrE BsSbnh.
fnha att6eni4, un6 Swar stnfr 9erttfpUunsnl
Der 81. s.. Dttapuns SufOlsr anO loon fstt ME
RtSuItots Der Ntti fab man bnJa ratb, btrfIbtn
msbt 0trtb ale BEN 0ttstnbuu btiSules.n.
Sa ttntm gptttGse. bee 9rn W. 80. 8oYes,
|bet @.lsoenbsk diner Mdtrbau /. MasRtuuna In
E5aes6arviina puibtt bic anf@t dasssfpsOdtn,
bds i.ta gObenproSntt I'm Staatt fOn all 6srOs.
|SsntItbe ssortbtfIt Strfprepe, ats Der Dstnbau,
e. III Stts niht mtbr cine biubt Anna6ms,
|~IOnSern cline s~rpttftne Ekatla&s; Die mir NIT
rem sr6stsn GleibG ~ bsattrn Rotsn.
Der Stdat MiTOurt, ihsint bic GuItlr Der
8tbe aari, eOrsasltt su. Brsaaats.n; uar bort
{ebfu mir bereits Strtd@s i'm @rpSrn Dor Gu.
arm, FtfonStrs bic ufsr mdudtr' 6tiTs Iaben
bier ,ur ~qnpHdnsuns Der Tstt Elm, pa Ne ma.
|tarli6r 1srdNsn BIiSsn uno7Dsr SOrtn Uarm
unb .rtt6 III unssbsuts str.dsn eanOts, &c.
ttsn.t fur btn 3wtd, ttsttn = bier bar. in be.
men bic @ltt8maststtit Der xsmprratar ras
8.pstbsn Der Grauts ttfUursrs teSinftet.
au6 GaItfurutsu p~rOeurtrt btrrIt&en gSsta ;
|ltIkf an BEN ufsrn res 5uriOus ptrN eem an.
tour Sss ReinROdss rists aufmtrflamttit &C.
Ef&suFt. gDtr FnO lbsrSeuat, 1bde In wsuissn
Satten Der 8tin gu etusm Der b~eSsutsn FEN uu,
iersr Grpprtartittl wirb. -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12

CRAWFORD, ettmnis @Duotrnrur S0n Sia9as
pur., bat In 9tsOs ttns 8OrltiuHe fber &bina
.aebattsnr, aus Der mir rae 9a&fcletnps ibtr Die
lbstprUSuttiOu mittbsiIsn : Die Ss@afsnbttt
.pts 8oOtnS. tas 8lima, cine Grfabrune pom
nntbrrn bunOsrt -Sabrsni ssten China elm Orr,
.nupuLin gt,rusuna bts 3tsts. Sn GnsIanH
lpur6 en- Wtale ttn9stnprt uni
,Sas Sabr 1850, uni. rrr Srtrau@ ~6tfsIbsn
nabm 70 lbu,l ,u, Sos CIR tereits am aHfangt
bes Is. SatrtunOsrts etns balhe @Hlaton pump
idb,ttb bstrua. Dim Anfnn9 rRlss SnsrSnn'
prrts rpniumirte bislss 9anO. bsrstts ~ WdutU'
Ren. Sfunb id6rItd i'm Sabrs 1888 tire :etr
SsGbrau6 auf 80 Wiuicntu, nnO felt Der Gin
flbruns bee. 5rtt66uSEIs bis dnf btute 1T e. aut
65 IRaiUntn atfisetn. 9tr StrtanfsPrets
(im @ruesn) betrdst ibsr 3 TttutUnen plump
Sterling. SIN II. SobrbunosEt wnret ons
plumb 1krs nit. go. S6iainstn- p%srtauttf ttbt
tpRtt IS 81 @&iGtnss, uno Der rb@sntlt&s
8er6rau& BON 9ontpn aGIttn ID 100000 plumb.
aIs Der Etet 6rfsusrt mar, trus sr benz Staats
ca. 6 Wliaipnsn pfuRb StrI82 iabrlt6, Obtr Sas
Drstfa&s pom 6rn sau3eu Staats @tntpnftsn
ttn. Die 9roruitiUn oun SRes In. Setna mus
unssbrurr fem, nsng man tteGntt, nab es Mot
muir itine risene 9ss5tterHne opn $50 9ltltDs
men, fpnrtrn pie sanas. a6rise @ttt TattI aHs-
nabnis BON Sapan uuO SuusIin Canit pertsRt.
Die gusfubr sss 1bses aa.B ID dtr pnp .6u IeanGs
bttrast ni&t wenissr rtnn 100 @ia. Yfune.
ustrissns f&sint bic 9tssprgputtipn in China
gar tsins7brthStn Su .6abeu, benin Otsisi@ Der
9erbrau8, pis man sGtn stlrbsn, in 10 unSluub'
prSpOrttOnsn ustnUmmsn erbStst6 CHINA
islbR Ssn lsinistn in stnem sS]atttuR6srt msRr
ais SsrlOppslt cbsIstb Der ghslanNs i'm Gauft
pisiss S]a6r6aursrts fi6 mtbr ais psrersfp&t,
Irit Der. fsbtsq rs Sa6Iea amsrtfa nit
@onium ppm 30 Ntutupsn gSfune basus
ssfOmmtn, q Der prsts Ots Etees bsnnO& ni8t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12
Ser SSeimBan In StaIien nnb
9tmertfd.

1it 8e6t fcltsp. mir trtDarttn, faB in eintm
prn her 0atur rnrh trrrlfht8 S!ima unO Fuat'
barren 8DSsR 10 it6r ssfssnetrn 2nnSs pif Sta:
lien, pte @uttar bts Bsturs .anf ost b56Aen
:5tafe ff ~Bsfdnos. sH if isSpa nhtt 10;
Die $r&aGtit Der Qaubssttnpff iaft IS nint gu,
bas he I'M S6pstbs i6rss aassfates pie bss
fawstfideH arSsiteu i'm Bstubsrse pfrabttu.
nnSstebslt, a~nsff6nittsn unO F6 islbif atsf.
laIFn ram bier Der aetfod an 5sdsu, @sldn-
psrn 8dumsa uaS pauiera empOE n iflff
70 nod Iisfgn pie s.rBa6rtrfeR st5ds Bttn
.ernue 5arf 8t6arf ote 4anpis.
Die @rUsesu6ss sOn Eoftana altin Gqbfn
Dsm aaf6pnnss Der Wstntattar In isrsm eahs
astS4las aufmsrlIamtsit s.fhtaFt unb ans
5ranIrtf6 unS Spanisn gsbIinst impUrtirt,
bnrn 9trsh grunt Dem G5siaHsr Bein l&bu
isst Elm bepsulshttr DersHs Dor ben akriSfn
ilaiisnifam Wsinsn 9dE6mtiR 0atrnp aan.
ih alalisN Sci Ddntau . astsaH Ssta6a
ldflaf nifb fanesn Sic BFinpaaaSu1em III
elniaen elaatsn Nnsrila an, sne anes9tagf
8~,69tBune ii BiSiantn unb tahIen1tn ualFsf
Nlilbffeef cine ultdstide Grplttequ Ne sn-
.bsfpsn. Ctic nimmktm Apesmaasn SIC ifbf'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12


Itne BEN Rutt unb bic aitsOantr rnfrsr 3Frp'
pen, esnu iraatf 1T an ttu GnertlaItat Der 8e
laasrnns GtarltRons Mot ~ rtntsn.
SIN aaietsbs n. g, battn tsSansrnspstlbs
anftrfttr Raitstfunfens instm Splpatfn big
SfFes Sss StaaSdrb jaR5rttn. Dtt aneanstr
steiss 8jattss. Setf6rttn btnpisOesufa pts SfFes
bee state Sournals, ,intS frtns iiSIi8 s.fnn.
ten 8!attts. @~suDsrntnr 9unee iu&ts IL ether
grrtlornatton psitErtn Qusbri6tn tinsr Grbitt
st,runs Sorsabtustn, Sit ia bod ~ ui&tsi fah.
rtn Tam. ghamsntltG abet rntttn mir unitrsn
ednUsItuttn, Fh pon foI@tn Nustrtarn rObsr
@tpnIt fern ~ saIttu, bic nur earauf ttts&ntt
.RnS, BEL untrtn 5ttnftn I'm saOrSrn Capital
ia aiamtn.
Bon 9tuHsTtt f5nntn mir bOftntti& baIS
ben sanFisRsn 8trt&ten tntstSsn fsRtn. !;
- - 81. -t~.elElE -Ls#nE- go d. g fE|-4F.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12
petmif1tes.

- 35rGli&tn 8trthtIn Su1rist wurbGn am
gotten >. @ets. finf StGsrteure Der potDHac.
Qrmse In G~sssnwart BON $4,000 3ui&ausrn
psatn DsIerttom RanOrsGtlt6 erf9bftn. Sc
parsn, fist her 8ert&t bin3u; ,8oreisnsrs."
;toet &dtSrItttn, 3tpsi YrOteaanten u. Elm SuOt.
4af Sin raar IS prttsnsrs" metr Uper ptniser
.tOmmt es ben ganfets ia pt&t an; ss f&stnt
absr; ea6. lie elm Sstipisl f~tatuirsn musteH, Der
unter ben 8urIi9nsts tpabrl6tinIi1 in 1tarttm
@ruSs urn fa. srsifsnStnD ~eiertiUn UurSubsussp.
gintm anbtru 8sri4ts sufOIst Bate man
200 DcUtI6r besl20atn Nta gOrtsr 8esiments
wegeu 4ufrubrs su barter Strafarbtit psrur.
t6eilt, unb Spar fur bic Dauer bss Rrtssss; bae
urt6riI nor iteo6 asmilbsrt purpsn. Das FRp
etfreuIi6e 3tthsn ffhr bic Sa&t bts SIirEus,
De0u psnn bus frtmbs Glsmsnt Der u5spIi6sn
Qrmeen, bic ia BET piittm otn 5auptttfanpt6eI
perlflbsn biloru; trt sinmal ~nnfdust unauSeE-
:t6ifa gu rctrSsn, = 6ann CUTE Na1t 9tntcIn,
Sswarp uni. @Ump.
- am 3lRsn Nu9ut wurbrn bic NtIanttc'
Gifrnperte In Saf9n. no bic WonitOrs Der.
giintees erbaut, wtrpsu uup msbrrrf iener gtItn.
ib,Hs straos tm Sau btartfsR parsr, nstR ii.
anosEen GnbrttfrE enr9 5ener 3srtGrt. "
Sn 5urfOn Gits i'm Staatt Ntp gorfI
faupta tarSli& arbsitsr, RE nit pem Nispsr-
rfibtn siuss altsn @sbdppts abti8Sftist rparen
Dem 6ssrraftns; sinen Saab, Ter IN $4,000
in @pis@ unS i9ilbsrmauasn Der 8tsoUIutiDne-
5ttttu tstanb.
3, btm iansftn aaiO Der gantsrs i'm
n tflfasn gttstnten i6gftn fs bel brm 8amsfs
in @ptssstge mad Yitsr Gsitr, sinsm fatsoli-
fAsn @ufsi@m Der in S6dsH Ornate ifinem
aaf Oftntr Strase frbtnpsn 5Slpattnbi Die gsis
9airam,nte trinsen wUlts, mir mad stntrI
S&sibe, unb strpuabeen Ton bn8lFatt bqeI
t6m Elm BIN atssnOmmfa pstStn muete. pa.
.tE GsliTs frHbtt @raf ai6nowstysiR Elm stbUrs
nsr s. aTd6tn ttr Dor 4nsBrua hrs 8ritSrsI
IL W6ssjhs pitltt ba Der @tuiF6a anlsys
5tadtts Nn G&idlafasss nfssh 6ts ehbfns
oesiaapfgs uhnt psa Rttilhs na& Rv9nlas1
htaesbslst Na6 lasta nh anipISigsnn6
liasn Raitclilsn ~ anr lol&tn aba6tliaen
B~rau(amIsit ssssn sinsa DhnW. BE 5strn9
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12

...r.xsa Srtsn,n osfSnntt murpt. tno btr
e.s.n "a n.m,,fcf1r ber, ouf iensm 9sfanb Sc.
S.sInx., R,s,aisnnosmerfs spooner unp .tBrsaa
E..sAu,, bat 0ln Rem pprberdsbInSrn Soatn
.sS' mS%,,u NOR zoe atotu ESrt Paanrr az.
slat,,t ftinSItte BUnbarOsmsnt farthttarer ale
= S,,,.t,n,t. EttnS mar nit fttntn qaufarattn
1 bl6 blot anS@a9ntr pcr9Gorun9en uHo Biz
ea.hlIMsn ,Ranuhrn. nsrmiIhtsH fan ibr ataen.
GsltiatS Nlutt! Inter IUIGtn gtrbdlt1lFsn 6i,lt
"a gssonrsaarS fur arratbrner, Rorris 3slanS
! NJ, t6umta, unS tpptSt btrftf Btfsbt In Der
n6At ami Sta Montas anf has @IadIttRs ans.
gnsFRtYt. iinI.re. GoStsn pntStn bstrptSt,' bic
8SrpdRnetsn foFtstFadfE bic &dnOntn ssrna..
.dtIt;1Sis @6str unO 9aftttsn Ssrf6tdsen unN
Sort Raqtr nnS @rsss untermintrt. Die
fl,b.fS,huna anIertr Srupprn mad Sort Srbns
isn JonS nm / uR Ra&ts untrr frItpStrenOm
fetucltHtn Ssntr ftatt urb purrt nit Ger ar5ss
ten STrnuns inter Ssfs9t BON Col. &sttt NIT
ster,ta Bpptsn dnsssfIbrt, pom esnsn nur tin
etn,isss nit ttrea l6' NauH in pie Sdnet Der
umt.rfnwdrmtnnsn gantestOOte Fsl. las
&ufFitsen Der untsrmtntrttn Seftft9utsswtrtt
rrfplste istO& Mot; Ob9ls1@ BIG 3anefdrtH an
atFidt purOrn. i:
Dur& Die 9tGulnune ron @crris SsIanb 1T
.<Ssr N.Ino mil &uenubu'e pom Sort Sumter in
S.n 8rIs Der du5tren gsrtbttOtsunesprrtt
gbortsRens s.tummsn. unS sr. Tam, psnn sr
euf ben, einmat bttrttsnea @sss rURer 8artaret.
METER asbsn wtl, Gkarlsfon iest 9an1 .bsqutm
b,ftt,6sn uno in stntn Srummsrbaafen ptrs
,pauS.in.
NOrt Snn,tsr, :Das bsrstts nt&ts ais Etu
(&,inbGr.r 1rammirbaGfen H. b%stuNtt f& nod
thinner in. unirrsa 9anpen, pro wurSf nod in
her Raat PPM DtsnRas aHf ben. @ittpOh ron,
benz brapsn GbarttfOn SataiaOn, @tuiUr 81.
Iiutt, In stntr Bstis StrtSstetst cap bic gan.
ttss nod LANCE baran psntsu tutrOsn. Disfsk
Ben kattsas uarnIi@ IN esrlslbsn Ha@t s;nrn
Sturm sorb,rtittt, SG fs samtfr pa6rf&ehlt&
mu l&pa& Ssfsst une i'm communicated gu
netmsa ssbaGtsn. GtRa tanftfs NIT gantess
anStfauts 8UOts Dsrin@tsn III tsntr 0a@t cine
Hnneuns, pus6su abr pom 6rrt NtOultTtf unr
8atterts 8ts tpmts ron ttnsnf lnisrsr 8anoH'n.
9UDtt 10 nader bsSrast. rap MUIR stn 9estl Usr
gS1uhfS lhsn Srunnfu ettg 9pnnuIta an rem SutS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
Cheshire Railroad.

q UMMER ARRANG EMENT.-on and aner MONDAY
- May 20, 1852 Trains will follows
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 NJ and IS NJ. Keene at 50
A, NJ and 50 Maud arrive at fitehhr rig IL 40 A
and so NJ Boston al % and s,a5 4. NJ Worcester
at 200 and 90 z. NJ
MOVING wEsT.-Leave
Boston at 30 A. NJ and 90 NJ; Fi.chburyh at 9 AS
A. NJ and ~ NJ Keene, IL 2s A. NJ aud s Is p NJ -
and rive Bellows Fai Is at 1920 A. NJ and ans r. 81
Windsor 2" A. NJ and l0.15 p. NJ; Kutland 9U0 A. NJ
and Las p. NJ. burlington 600pM
Trains connect as follotes:
Up trains at Bellows Falls With RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal ogiens-
burgh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change OF between losnn Rutland
by either train Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
90 next morning.
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor Whit,
River junction. burlington. ogiensburg Montreal, st
Johpshury, dc, via. VT. CENTRAL. pASSuMPSIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS. sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all point
north the last train up running through Windsor
X junction aud burlington. by night train Vt. C.
r. r., arriving at Burlington 20 next morning. sc.
Dorm Trans Connect FTtchLHygA
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains of Worcester Nash
ua r. for Nashua aud Concord and with Traas ston,
Brook r. X for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
CHAPLIN. Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt.
Superintendents Office, KeeLe N H., May %, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
Important to the Aft lictet

Il. DOW continues to be consulted q. his oeo
- and Endicett street, Boston, all diseases 4
pkyATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study and practical experieno
nIitol exsnt DIR ID. has the qualification Of IND
the unfortunate with remedies that have never n
iist introduced them, failed - the most slarn
ses "
GoNosRHRA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yep,,-
impure boot, Imporencs, sefpfna, tonorrhuea
pain ap distress IN the regions Of procIcaiicn liza
OF the bladder and hitpess rs di oeele Atcesses M
frghtful swcinss and the hong train of horrible >.
attending this class OF disease are made to become i
less as the simplest al ings OF a Chi q.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR. d. devotesa great part Of his time the ,rtsls
those Eases caused b, secret aud solitary hablt i
ms the body and mind, uniting the uiaIortunais
OIL for business or society. some Of the sad and nsa
effects produced BIS early habits of youfh are was,
tbs Back and limbs. Dizziness Of the head ni,nnr.
Palpit tion Of she heart, Dsspeptia. Nervousness "A
meDt OF tue dgestiy. tons IS nlpton,S of Cotf
&c The fearful effects on the miHd are much 10 IN
ed hess Of memory, confusion OF ideas depression Il
Its evil forebodiugs. aversion Of society. disraE
Hy, ~ among the evils produced Such persuE5
Del re contemplating matIipaans consult ph, Il
experience aad Is at once erred health and Inv
Patients " ho wish to remain under DR. Dows ira 1
few ds,s weeks, will be furnished with pcasaati
and charges for board moderate Medicines sent 10 II
o. the country, with full irecous for use on rgts
sSfition OF your Dir Dow has ase for sale fhf
NaPotteri warranted the best preventive. Order !
Three Tor 81, and red stamp. 1871
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
VERMONT CENTRALAND sULLIvAN
RAILROADS.. ittH
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AktSANdEMENT.
TRAINS come s0rfu EAsr.-NTaa rssn leaves Rou-
SEES Point at 80 A. NJ. st Abans at 6ls burlington
at 700 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
trains and from Wells River. ST. Johnsbury Ittleton
and with northern Railroad for BOSTON LOWELL Worcester
&c. connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raroad for
Boston and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New asen and New York. arriving In New York at 10 10
Pm.
NioHr EXPRESS leaves ogdensburgh at l2.0o NJ, Mon
treal AS p NJ Rouses Point 20 p. NJ AMI arriving
In Boston at 40 A. NJ, connecting ut fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester and with Vss
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield. New Haven aud New
YORK, arriving in New York at 420P NJ
Trains going North and west-Nail svain leaves Boston
at ~ A via Lowell, Lawrence Fehburgh Leaves
Springfield Mt 40 A. vi Bellows Fails at IL % r. ~.
Meeting White .iver junction with Nor hern Railroad
FROM Boston, and With pasSunfi lafad for und from
ST. ohnshury and lieton arriving at burlington at 10
r. NJ and NJ ST. Alhins at .55 p. NJ and lodge
Ncur fxTExss TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at 9l5 r. NJ
receiving passengers ren Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at 90 A. NJ and fron Cheshire Railroad leav-
ing Boston 90 p connecting White River
ton with traie leaving Sorson ut % p NJ via Lowell
at 800 p ~ via lawrence. Lese Whftr River aueen at
ll40 NJ arriving at harrington at ola A. NJ, Eouse's
Point at 30 A. arrive at Montreal at 1870 A. NJ. and
ogdensburgh X 40 p NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit. Chicago. and che West
New and beautiful sleeping attached to both the
night express trains running between Rouses Point
Boston, and between l;ouse.s Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations MERRILL. Supt.
st. Adams, Vt, Dec 5, 1852. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20

IL Is very easy thing for man to be
wise for other people.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20

Angry friendship is not unfrequenily as
bad as calm enmitv;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
MISCELLANY.
Who 60 Crazy!

Some time ago examined the statistics
Of Lunatic Asylum in Massachusetts,
(says a writer in the New York Observer
and was astonished to find that the largest
number of cases came from the very last
class of people to which one would have
looked for the insane. The class was Of
young farmers aires And the report
stated very distinctly the causes of this fact ;
young women take upon themselves the care
of housekeeping, with the tolls Of farm-life
added, and those of a family, too, unable
to keep "help," and ambitious to be smart
and keep up appearances, they worry or
fret themselves to death or insanity. There
is cool lesson 10 be learned from this
startling fact. Lay 1t to heart, young wo.
men, and especially young mothers. And
not orly lay it to heart, but lay it up in your
heads, too. The moral Of it is: g Don't
worry; don't overwork don't try to do
everything at once. and all alone, too don't
think that the world will come 10 an end,
or that your folks will be rained, if this |
little thing is not done to-uight; but take
things quietly. patiently, hopefully; always
be in haste, but never in a hurry do one
thing at time, and do it well, and then at
tempt the next, and take no thought for the
morrow: sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof Life is too precious to be wasted
in ideness or destroyed by worrying. Ac-
tiviiy, energy, industry and perseverance,
are all virtues and graces to be cultivated
as indispensable to success, and no one lives
up TO his or her Christian duty who is in
dolent or Indifferent. But these graces are
not inconsistent with a calm and equable
frame Of mind, that meets the stern duties
of life with faith and hope, bears adversely
with resignation. and is not overcome with
prosperity, and has learned in whatever
state tie lot is cast, Herewith to be content.
have known such people, and love to
write their names with gold pen among
the Lords blessed ones. They are not your
easy, good-for-nothng, care-for.nohing peo-
pie, who have settled it in their minds that
the world owes them living, and they are
not to trouble themselves about ting it.
Such deserve little sympathy and never
command respect, even ic they receive
kindness. But the people whose life is a
perpetual sunshine, and whose bone is an
earnest af another and still better rest are
they who pursue life's work with diligence
and delight, always busy with something Z,
useful. and never obtruding their trials on
others but contentedly taking their lot, full
filling their mission, making the home cir
Gle cheerful with their smiles, and never,
NEVER saddening even a child's heart with .
Il harsh word or frown; these are the bless
ed souls who have rest and peace and COM
fort, even iD this vale of tears, this world of
care, and this time Of war.
They grow old gracefully! Time touch
es them tenderly No frowns stereotype
themselves prematurely into wrinkles on
their brows. Their hearts are ALWAYS
young, and gray hairs, when they come,
are crown.
My dear friend, if you must get old, get
old as gently as you can.-Home Journal
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Railroads..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NToTICH.--0n aud after MONDAY. Dec, ], 1862. Pas
~ -suser Trsns VIII leave Bellows Falls for Brateboro
at 80 NJ and l5n and returning leave Brattlebo
no at II. 20 A. N. and ~ L, VI.
Freight Train leaves Beows Falls at 80 A. and Brat
tleboro at 6.uO A. VI.
The Nv passenger trains this route connect South
with the vi Mass and Connecticut River Railroads.
Springfield Hartford, NV Haven and bridgeport direct 10
New York ON the North With the rtand burlington
sullivan Vt Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga N Schenectady st. Johnsbury
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Psint, og
densburg ana Montreal. NJ. 5LoAT, Snp't.
Dec. /, 1869. Oh
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANCEMEN,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after March q 1868 Trains win run as follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington. 500. A. NJ, and l0,00P.M
Arrive at rutland IL u5 NJ, and lis 4. NJ.
Leave Rutland, SOP and IL 20 A. ".
Arrive at Bellows Fails, 100 A. Nj, and 60 A. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Below Falls, 1920 and 800 M
Arrive at RU land 2G0 and ii Is p. NJ.
Leave Ruth 3 on and i.5D z. NJ.
Arrive at 81 ington 6 05 and sos P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Centraa and Vt. Canada
Railroads for Montpelier, St Adams Houses Point Mon
trea ogens hurgh and the WestAt Rutland. with
for Troy Albany and New Ierk, Sara oga Springs scenee
ady and the WestAt Bellows fas with trains uhesh
ire Railroad for Ftchburg Worcester Lowell aud Bosten
With Vermont Valley railroad for iiratteboro Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New Yorkand with Sullivan Il
for Windsor White River Junction. Wells River
bury, Barton. Littleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West will find this a cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets and all information enqnire the
Offices on the line. 4. A. CHAPLIN superintendent.
RUTLAND, VT, Feb Is, 1888. 81