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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

AMENs.--Personally, we are fond OF
hearty amens in prayer and sermons. They
have an earnestness and inspiration in no
ways {. faulty" Yet they are sometimes
strangely put in. The other evening, at
the missionary ratification meeting at New
York, Bishop James was speaking, and in
cdentally said that he hoped TO come to
the point of his speech. Araen cried
good brother, causing burst of laughter,
in which the bishop joined.-Erchange.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

TALE BEARING.-' never says Quilp,
bear any malice towards the man who,
without malice, says an i'll thing of me,
with no intention that / shall hear of it. /
do the same thing TO others-perhaps to
him. In fact, with few exceptions, every
body talks about everybody whom he thinks
worth mentioning. And what of it Moth
ing-uniess some tale bearer chooses 10
make mischief Accordingly in such a
case, my quarrel is with the man that brings
me the news. set him down at once for
my enemy, or the weakest and most troub-
of my books as soon as possible
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27
From Alexandria.
PRovosT GUARD, }
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA,
March 10th, 1868.

1Hr. Editor Although not a an artillery
man, yet | will endeayor to give your read
ers an idea concerning the Forts situated il
this vicinity. Many of them may imagine
that they are vast works of masonry, sucl
az our formidable fleets have battled down
but such is not the case, they are construct
ed of the earth itself, thrown up in such a
manner as to form a strong parapet, and in
front of this is trench which is still fur.
ther guarded by fallen trees placed with
their branches pointing outward toward the
enemy. The entrance TO Fort Ellsworth
is on the South side, and you are halted as
yo- approach, by the guard, who calls for
the Corporal of the Guard, and he, if there
be no objection, admits you, and proceeds
to show you the guns and points of interest.
You see rather heavy looking guns here
and also grape and canister, and ball lying
around. You can also see two of Dun
cans guns, field pieces of Mexican War
fame, and you recognize the names of six of
the most important battles inscribed upon
the breach of each gun, denoting that they
were in the engagement. The quarters in
which the garrison reside, are Sibley tents
stockaded and rendered very comfortable.
Everything looks neat about the Fort, and
a glance at some of the large rife cannon
convince you that Fort Ellsworth might use
quite penetrating argument against rebel
force some little distance off.
Fort Lyon is situated to the South of US,
and farther South is Camp Vermont, where
our troops were formerly situated. Fort
Lyon together with Fort Vermont. and the
other Notifications, and the rifle pits around
it, presents very formidable appearance.
1t stands upon an eminence, and SO also
does our camp, and between it and the fort
is valley. Should any rebel force attempt
to march through to Alexandria, Fort Lyon
probably would offer a few objections.
This side (Narth) of the Fort, and under
its very guns. is the 34th Massachusetts
regiment. which | will give the credit of be-
ing wel-drilled soldiers. They have a
band which plays some excellent music,
and | assure you it sounds quite cheering.
On the East of US used TO be also the Con-
valescent Camp, but this has besn removed.
To the West and Northwest are Forts
Worth and Ward, which are much the
same.
From what can learn concerning the
soldiers, they seem 10 be hopeful and conf
dent that the government will soon crush
the rebellion. But i am certain from what
l can learn, that the enemy are becoming
desperate, and fight more from despair and
fear, than for hope of gaining their object.
Adieu Tor the present.
Yours Respectfully,
ALvAN E. FARR, Co. Ii.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

A MINISTER'S BOYS We perceive that
the Hon. Stephen j. Field, now Chief JUS
tice of California, has been offered the office
of United States Circuit Judge of that
Safe. Judge Field is son of the vener-
able Rev. DIR. Field, of Siockbridge, Mass,
whose sons have all risen to distinction in
various professions. They are: David
Dudly Field, lawyer in New York; Rev.
Henry M. Field, ID. d., our peighborly ed
itor Of The Evangelist; Cyrus W. Field,
who hopes 10 lay second sub-Atlantic iele-
graph Hon. j. E. Field, present President
of the Senate of Massachusetts and Judge
S. j. Field, Of California. Who shall say
that ministers sons do not turn out well ?
~ 7. Independent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

A justice better versed in law than Cos
pei, married couple in this way :. Hold
up your hands. You solemnly swear that
you will faithfully perform the duties Of
your office, jointly ard sererally, according
10 your best skill and judgement, so help
me God-thst's all-fee one dollar"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

A Michigan soldier, who was accused Of
stealing rebels goose, said that he found
the bird Kissing at the American flag, ana
arrested it for treason.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
ROssnites HMh Pensions.
LANES T.. LANE.

IL NOW PREPARED 70 COLLECT ALL
i claims for Boun,ies and Pensions.
Bounties.
SoLprERs, discharged in Consequence OF wounds
received in battle, or who have served two yssrs,
are entitled 10 900 Bounty.
Pensions.
1. Inoalsd Soldiers d,sAbled sisss Msrch 4tht
1891, IN the army OF navy.
e. Widoms Of soldiers dying Il wounds ro-
seived, or OF disease contracted in tho military
OF naval service.
5. Children undo Is years OF such deceased
soldiera, il there il no widow surviving, or from
the time Of the widow remarriase.
4. Mothers who have no husbands living ~
soldiers deceased az above, provided the latter
nave lett no widow, nor children under 10 years
and tho mother was dependent 10 whole or N
part upon tho deceassi for support.
s. Sisters un1er Is Yeas, o. such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants Of either vi tue
REQ last preceding CLASSES.
tSy Also collects Back Pay.
Apply 10 JAMES L. LAM
O!iics south east corner Brady and III s;rests.
July 3. lS65-d3m.
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PlsD 6. h u IL 4 II Il ks }
Broad, Cakes, Crackers, etc.
Bakery No. Is East Front Street,
The Sisters Of Charity

ya'!Sli 10 lNtOaM TIE ClliZhNS OF
w psveapolt and the pubic genefniiy that
they have removed their Boarding School from
toe Academy Of tho Immaculate Conception 70
he boiling generally known as "Sargent :
Houae," az Brady street between Eighth and
Ninth where the, sre now prepared to receive
punjis either az eoardefs Halt Soarters, 1T the
tav school cor the accommodation OF those Who
w,sh TO avail th ON selves thereof.
The cour.s Of instruction will comprise, az
formerly, all That Constitutes good Losiish 3D.
ucet,on. Freuca ana Germs Language. MUSIC
q, the Ham Piano, Guitar ADD Onicimar, Draw
me. Ps,ntin on uil, and Water Colors, Plain aud
ERGO Oh, L tai Needle W ork.
Tenn. ecatipye as heretofore, bu: payment
must be mate in advance, and from tbs rude there
oil Be no deviation
The inform new sdopted consists OF darE
blue merjno cress. black silk GsribaiJi waist,
hlacl, straw hat, brown veil and white collar
The same fer Summer, but Of lighter material
and white straw nat.
Farther information can be obtained at the
Academy, or at the Schools attached to 81 An
thony's and Ste. Marguerite's Caurches.
DAVENPORT, September ~, 1903 lin
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

GREAT AMERl CAN REMEDY :"
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w when the directions have been strictly
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on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arse. They should however NOT be taken the
6rst three or four mon his of PREGNANCY, though
safe ut any other time, as miscarriage would be
the result. Each box contains 80 pills. Price 81
Dr. Harveys Treaties on diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Aiscarr;age, Bdrrennees, Serili-
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and emphatically the LADIES PRivArE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet Of so pages, sent free to any
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The pills and Book will be sent BY mail, conf
deutially when desired, securely scaled, and pre-
paid, on receipt II moneyby
]. BRYAN, NJ. d, General Agent.
,SssH -76-Cedar- street, New York.
sold BY all the principal Druggists.
sSmith h Dryer, W Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
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HAIR " ARE.

Theun Icrsigncd bcg leave
10 call the attention Of the
public and tire trade i'm par-
ricuiar to their complete
and well assorted stock Cs
SHELF g. HEAVY HA20W ARE,
comprising everything suit
ed to the .JObbing Trade ii
the West.
Having uMe4uaicd iaciN-
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Manufactur direct. we
shaIl keep cur Stock COM
slantIy up 10 the require
anemls OF the country, ANA
offer GOOdsat
IL o W. IL * =" 10 II =
aud better terms than am.
other House i'm the Trade.
An early call IL respect
fully solicited.
Orders by iaais receive
prompt attention.
MYER & NVALSeE,
NO. LESLtE,S BLOCK, FRONT 81
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ERIE IsAEEIW AY.
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NEW YORK. BOTTOM
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CaPsJias the Great wsstvn ana North
W estern 4 nleeA states N aiis.
LNXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
IL Bufslo, daily, on the arrival Of all trains .
the lake shore Railroad, masking close connec
tlous with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mi
waukee, st Louis, Burlington, Keokuk, st Pau
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City. 6c-the only car
running through from the Lakes 10 New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as w any other route.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold st all ths principal railroad
Offices in the West.
Th:s. Road afford, facilities for shipment
Freight srperior to anr other route
An EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making ccse connections
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For Freight rates. enquire Of j G Oatman, ~
Broadway, Chas Thurman LEA Broadway n
o II Archer, g5 south street. \ Y j s Dunlap
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CHAS. MIEOT. Gent Sup. k.r
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HAPPINESS orM MISERY
THAT ~ yHE OUE'SJYO.Y ;

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TheseinyaIuasle Lectures have been the means
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Third Edition.. 5Oth Thousand
MANHOOD.

a TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
N Involuntary Emission, Mental and Fhysioa
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BY RoBr. Z. BELL. N. D., Member Of the Royal
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This Book should be read by evory one. and
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contains important advice to all and the means OF
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Sent under . scaled envelope, BY mail, on re-
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MA NHocD
ASDruF
V.gOr of Youth Restored
POUR WKYKa. EY

DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
DR.. Ricori { Of Paris) after years of earnest so
ictation, has at length acecded to the urgent fe-
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ie acknowledged by the msdi al press 70 DC ,h'
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~DoO0~i O&0UASOs
The Proprisscrs OF tho
0x H - n ID H q u - 0s
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Respectfully call attention of business men an
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sp24-6nDod
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BY TIL
Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Nasig alton Go.
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Tn aosTaaAL L. n. OoRAs TrEax-sfP Cos
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The Glasgow and Cork Line.
THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE.
AsD THs
UU 80 ta m = to m h4 n .
OF SAILING PACKETS.

- The unisrsigoei are prepared 20 issse GER
&r1s a., Of p,s.sge by the above Lines TO
hfin, gu. passengers from Great Britain
and Ireisnd, 70 any part o. the United States ns
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LONDON / LitENF9AL
Tire L. Life Insurance COMPANY

OFFICE, SO WALL d 81 PINE 1T, \.
kssd up capital, surplus ana reserved
(QAde $780, .*se',oso'ss
Invested in this country. l,vih '..,s
Yearly revenue over. 1''9o.'"e
fAe shareholders Personally Responsi.
be Tor engagements Of the Company.
Al Directors must be ShnreAo'dsrs.
nRrpaynuss voR DAvKsrosr:
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ST d " T. s .
vI1HE PLACE TO GET YOUR STOVES
Mt the

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We have secured the sale OF ResoTs celebrated
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COOKING STOVES which cannot be surpassed
by any stoves in the country. The Monitor, or
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also the Champion. various other pat'ere' also
on hand.
copper, TIN aud sheet sEoA Ware
constantly on hand. JOBBlNG done short
notice. PRICES as low rs any house west Of tho
Mississippi. ELDER HENDER,
mv2s ily1 No. Foe "-Gnt 81.
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RAILROADS.


2sssss rrn By chicago fisss, sadGk 70 ssssiss -.
ssss fassev sAos Dsvsnposf fi~s.
nNA AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY 1877
- 1855, and until further notice, passsagss
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
SOC A. n. Tor GrinneIi and wsshinston.
200 =. n. Tor 6rinnei and Muscatine.
rR.Iss Asgrvs Ar uAyxrYoEr AS poLLows.
5.s, y. v. from arinucF and Washington.
80 Pn. from GrinHcll aud Auscstine.
1.-THE 300 A. Il. train out OF Davenport makes direct
,9nneciions At Gsinne!i, Iowa city and Washina
ts1 with the Western Stage Company stagse for
I'll points West, South west and n orth west.
Trains from tho West Connect ~ Davenport
With trains Of The Chicago and Rock Island Kali
Aoad for all points East, North and south.
Passengers reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as 70 th destination OF
their haerare aisn to bsfose tAkins
snen seaN a So csfs.
JOHN Z. TRACY, Gsn1 Sup't.
A. kIABALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. July i. ls63.--dtf
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RELs,S SPECIFIC PILLS.!

are speedy in action, often efecting.a cure in a
few da Us, and when a cure is effected it is per-
msneut. They prepared fram vegetable ex-
tracts that are harners on tho system. and never
nauseate the stomach Or impregnate the breath ;
and being sugar coated, all nauseons taste 10
avoided. No shaDgo 0. diet is necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
business Each Box contains six doxen Pills.
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Ia places where no agent is advertised they will
be sent by mail, post paia, and con6dentialiy re-
cured from observation when desired, receipt 81
money, by j. BRY AN, NJ. D., ~ Cedafst, N. Y
Smith Il Dwver Wholesale Agents, Chicago. "a
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Ntvs r6iustissAss 0s,dt
nm LIFE RxLLS.

SCIENCE q lase he brc light 70 light the trus
- antidote Of sickness, and mankind can 6od
refuge from Sorrow, Pain srd Disease. by the
use o. BxYASs LiYB PILLS, those Who wander N
depths Of sorro AMI whsse nervous temperament
add. kseper anxaish 10 every Ill Of life, becomes.
"a il were blessed With . new eIistence. The
cou3s o. fate, sombre 10 their hues, roll away !
the stars o. hope one by one merge from the deep
, recesses o. the soul tears OF anguish and grief
are changed to smiles icy, and the rainbow Of
peace arches its splendor Ger the raging waves OF
darkness; and whilst this wonderful change 10
effected, there 10 no secondary action 10 lssys .
wcakness in its train or bad effects upon the mind
or bo1y The nervous hypoch onjriac need no
longer 10 Opium, Morphine, Liquors or othe,
stimulanta to drown the cares OF lie. BRYAs's
LfFE PMS are g perfect substitute; they requisite
tn. Stomach, Liver and hillary secre,ions, the
arrangement OF which il the chief cause Of Nsr-
vousns,s. Headache. he. To the desponding the
are Of inestim bic value, they relieve the mi
and bring to il such visions Of untold splenan
that lima ins.ion stands aghast, and they revs
in Joys that lifts them up 70 the highest aitltud
Of happiness they spread the sof. wings oil hop&
and the dove Of peace 30 the bosoms o. the wres-
ched, end warm the cold hearted with the IRE Of
arient love.
The Poet is inspired with thoughts of briiliancy
The Orator with words OF fire.
The SELLER with indomtable courage
The Scholar wish new ana brilliant ideas.
The Inventor with bright conception Of noble
discoveries BRYAk's LIrR PILLS are universal
Nervine, owning no equal, the barriers
Of pre- udice and curing like magic oil cases Of
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4asesss and ssecg Island Raiiroas
SUMNER ARRANGEMEn 1919

4asssEe AMI sSOSG Island iaitFOas
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1858.
nNASD AFIkR THO R5DAY, JULY lisa.
" and antii iurthe. notice, trains viii leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted. 80 follows.
Isl mali tram at. BIO 4. y.
~ freight train ST.. ...................5 45 4.
81 nkut 6xFress .-...-.......- .s.oe p. Il.
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays ex.
copied, - follows:
49, nignt express 81. ADO A. =.
I'd daily express and mail train at $40 r. =.
sd freight and "a csss cars at. ...... 1.S0 P. \.
All trains over this route arc q iirsct connection
atChissgo with trains over both tho Michigan
southern. Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De.
volt, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
PittsburS, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Psssenoevs are ramindad of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions to the destination o.
their baggage, ayo to procure tickets before tax
log their sexts in the cars, the conductors col
leot fares only TO stations on the line of he ca
caao AND Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN Z. TRACY Superintendent.
Davenport. July J. 1858. dtf
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Nervousness, Emaoiation, Hystsria,

Low SPIRITS, WANT o. ENERGY EPILEPSY
They are q sovereign remedy for the Headache,
and 10 fact, all diseases, no matter what their
names, that have an originin Nervous dersnge-
meut Of the Stomach AMI Liver, and knowing no
such word As all, their march IL onward and up
ward 10 perfection. They operate ~ . Mild Ca
thartic, relieving the system from oil accumula-
tons Of acid matter and adapted for oil ages
end constitutions.
A few doses will light up tho eyes with brilisn-
cy, impsrt rich glow Of beauty 80 the cheeks, nil
the soul with estacy, and bring the beauties Of
the unknown world down TO mortal vision. They
III add ylumppess to the form,fr the skin from
all y IMPLIES and erup,ions and leave the mind and
bedy clear nd bright az fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy snticipations are dir
PEELED and TIE demon OF Ennui is banished.
LOGS Of Power and impotence yields before
them as the dew before til q rising sun.
Debilitated Persons renewed IN strength
and vigor lnder their magic influences, and they
are capable OF almost inconcsivabie endurances,
hich causes new life to dawn upon them.
They possess tho power Of producing sleep rs
pescs! al az infant, and Of lulinS pain like
charms from the land OF spirits.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, P.lpitation of the heart
an Pr0straton is entirely cured by use OF them.
They arc . rival TO Quinine, as generel tonic
and for the cure Of Chills and Fever.
The pernicious habit Of Opium eating and
dram drinking is overcome by the use Of them -
The sys em is changed under their magic inau-
euce and the desire 70 indulge v i'll no longer exist
The Dispirited beoo.ne hopeful, the despairisg
happy The nervous srring into elastic lite. Tie
weak assume new strength. The author ard
speaker each receive new ideas, an the pen is
gifted with skill n entrances tho world
The Soldier torgets the WEAKNESS OF his march
and endowed with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mech anio ia raised to the highes. pinnacle.
aud imoued 18th tho spirit Of unfailing energy.
sold by all Druggists, in Boxes, % cents eacl
and in large Boxes. containing email, ii each.
They will BE- sent By mail, prepaid, on receipt
| Of the money by the proprietor,
J. BRYAN, N. D.. rs Cedar st., New York.
Smith 4 uaver Xhnlasale Ayents. Ghicagn.