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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

ne coiorinS was so vivid, the general ex.
ecuIion SO miraculous, that for some mo.
ments they forgot to wonder at the inciden,
IN their admiration of the work of art. In
one corner Of the picture, in small charac-
ters, YET fresh, was an inscription, which, on
examining, they found consisted of these
words: painted last might. Now, lady,
thou hast thy aoiA.! Z" My aunt sank into
the baron's arms.
In silence and trembling the wonderful
portrait was suspended over the Fireplace
OF my aunt's mos, favorite apartment. The
next day they received letters from Max.
lie was quite well, but mentioned nothing
OF the mysterious painting.
Three months afterwards, as lady was
sitting alone in the baronesss room, and gag
ing on the po rtrait of him she loved right
dearly, she suddenly started from her seat.
and would have shrieked, had not an inde-
Unable sensation prevented her. The eyes
Ct the portrait moved +! The lady stood
leaning on chair, pale, and trembling like
an aspen, but gazing steadmstly upon the
potrait. 1t was no illusion of
heated fancy; again the eyelids trembled
here was melancholy smile, and then they
closed. The clock of Rodenstein Castle
struck three. Three days after, came the
lews of the battle of Leipsic, and at the
'ery moment that the eyes of The portrait
.losed, Max Rodensein had been pierced
~ Polish lancer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
y 0 trp.
MARY IN HEAVEN.


the souls in glory wear
Names TO them on earth were given.
bay Marys must be there,
Md the niultitudes of heaven.
pe, whose spirit pierced a sword,
pad her eyes with weeping drowned
Try, mother of the Lord,
lave the brightest honors crowned
4 the cross mourned Maglalenei
weeping to the grave he goes
Fus was by Mary seen,
rst was greetei, when he rose
Iher yet il her reward,
a low her gioryis in him,
cre, forey er With the Lori,
ears no more her bright eyes dim
BE a crown, too. Mary weara
" no preferred the better part
"a forsook her worldly cares,
Ruth to treasure in her heart
TN in redemption leads.
Irst on Jesus to believe
a = Rlva,ion she proceeds,
s ~ in sin our Mother Eve.
|14Ey 8 namesakes, what a host
n the courts Of heaven abound
10 the love of Jesus boast,
4 ory clad and giadness crowned
3 lovely character
hd the grace In Mary shone,
@&txpe to find In her
the name OF Mary known.
4 thou Mary's name assume
pine ct sIars's nature be
The good name s sweet perfume
unsuiiied purity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
Ever ov you. A. WARD, JR.

The dearest friends live together for
years without daring to speak things which
they know, and which each party knows
that the other knows. Parents live with
a reserve years long toward their children.
Children carry untouched, unsyllabled,
thoughts and feelings that take hold of their
very being. Friends meet and part day by
day--friends so true that they would al
most de for each other! or. what is hard
er than this. who are willing to Hue for each
other--and never speak of things that each
knows is passing in the others mind. 1t
is very strange TO see people come up in
conversation to topics that, by tacit free
masonry, are sacred, and without word OF
look one glides on one side, and the other
on the other side, and meet beyond, going
down the common channel again. Was
there ever thoughtful, sensitive person
that dared 10 be open, transparent, frank !?
But, however this may be, there can be no
doubt that people are not frank enough for
each others good. If men knew how TO
speak the truth in love, how rich might one
become! A man might !hen stand in the
focus of the wisdom of bis friends. But,
refusing to let their lights shine, men may
grope in the partial light Of their own wis
dom, distempered by selflove.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

In Camp Curtin, at Harrisburg, cap
tain who is also methodist preacher, arose
and began TO exhort the men, stating that
this war was one of right, and if God was
not in it, he for one, would have nothing to
do with it. Then, exclaiming with great
vehemance, If God is with us, who can
be against US | tJeff Davis and the devil p
cried wild cat boy The service closed
hastily.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
6antilp Reaoina.
rom Artemus Ward. Jr.

mGToN, Jan. 2l, 63.-Irs putty
y mind that we can't have Peas
the fite goes on. Not much.
hthizin Democrats promist thai
llion shood be over as soon as
ected, and they air doin all in
u to get it overall over the
ou Good stick more loyalty into
lear, than sich men possess.
Fr day 'pinted myself COM
be Whole to go to Rictmon and
bdent convins j. Davis ov the
4 Is ways, and pursuade him to
Aeung Mems Christian Association.
unjust soon be did 10 have the
NJ or by the time its ended the
mi MSpmpathizers will have no South
a ern, or no CONSTRUCTION, or no
pn of Injypendence, or no nothin.
hg else. None. Whar Good We
a. Washington, j. Quincy Jeffer-
)pmase Adamses. and etsettery, to
other CONSTRUCTION, an so4th-th.
|1<cially Eeko ansers - Whar !?
= the Brecks air takin sich good
insirooment,
+ goin TO tell you about my trip
thprn Conthieveracy. 1t was a
min tha' / started nary a cloud
3 the Orb ov Day, and rove at
lines. a dirty looking Confed
Halt" and pinted bagonet at
fskt me who / was, an whar !
endly ruff" sez l." I've just bin
fealin things an sioh ike for JEFF.
air old pals
e pars.
Prse ov mail / arove In Richmon.
my mission, an was ushered in
S orgust presents. He'd iisl
pm his speechifying tower.
your fiipper, old Covy," sez !,
lin in the F. T. VS. approved
known your bizness," sez he.
up a proclamation for the ex-
ov the hole Yankee nation, and
much leisure for emmy other oc-
sez l, @on mission of peas.
erhcad friends in the North viii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

AN AMUSING INCIDENT transpired a
few evenings since, at Manchester, New
Hampshire, in the Huntington Street Bap-
tist Church on the occasion of the magic
lantern exhibition. The scene of the chill
dren of Israel crossing the Red Sea was
exhibited, and the small children we're asked
ic they could tell what it represented. One
little fellow Immediately sung out Burn
side, crossing the Rappahannock ]"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
Across the Aisle.

across the sabbath aisle,
Pr whose pensise shadowed face--
iehed with neaaings Of the place
times fits the wonted smile,
FASTENED in its grace
u think you ewes Of mine
{atch the silent tokens flow
sweet thoughts that pass below;
4still less can you divine
4hat my heart would know.
xsou 10 those coming days.
tghter footsteps guiding well
% nder here across the dell,
&ugh the daiss -borlercd ways,
n the Sabbath bell!
the church spires shadow creep
wly DER the dotted lawn.
TO where, beneath the thorn,
4will lie In quiet sleep,
biting foI the Morn
ies such as these have passed
a trouble fills my heart
bat may be, and what thou art.
Imy spirit holds thee fast,
X that We must part.
n GEORGE LEON WALKER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

soon cease to exist, eff things carnt be ar
ranged to prohibit the Unionisters from
earin the Consttoosh."
" What terms do you offer ?" querried
jeff.
+" Wall" sez /, 81 air instructed by the
Copperheads Wood, Stiles x Co. YOU
know propose ennything which will dis
erase the North. You kin take your mig
gers all over creation, ncloodin Jarsey"
" Wood that be Constilooliona 2" arskt
J. D., with a sly twinkle ov his eye.
I" o." sez l., its matter of no differ
ence SOW much you chaps brake that arti-
xii to sever the Union, SO the Republicans
air stopt from doin the same to keep the
Sed Unicn together. That's what your
Nuth'ren chums warnt to see dun"
Wal, SEE the Confed Pres, " eff your
Gov'ment will let US secesh, and will pay
all our debts, an give us Brute Butler TO
hang, we might cum to terms"
: Is there nothing else you could wish? p"
Wal, yes-give US all The territories"
Nolhin else 2"
Throw in 2 or free States-New
York, Penn an Massachusetts,, for ins,uns."
: Nothin else
: fou might mcleod ole Linkon's he'd"
Carn't you think of notlin else ?"
les-in footer we must have all we
arsk."
81. Davis" sez /, " / hev no doubt your
friends in the North wood make all these
an more too; but ii has Just
'ccurd to me that thar was nothin said 10
Did Abe about it bed left Washington.
>hoodn't wonder if he'd object to the plan
'ome. But your democrat friends air doin
Ill they kin for you"
know" says j, D.; an that's what
,eeps our spirits up. We air wai,in for
EN- to git in power, & then we expect to |
it all we arsk. An yet US Shivilry con- ,
idered 'em the con.emptblest set of dirt d
attn towards in the North. We Good buy ii
m all for Confed Shinplaster." il
Those was my opinion, 2. e
JEFF arskt me to stop an take T with him t
n kindly stopt. Eff Secesh President c
ont git ennything better for the stummick's
axe, as Saint Somebody sez, then may A. e
y, Jr., be preserved from sich a fate. f
The Meat was mocin site. O
P'raps you've eten better Pork than d
his, but its the best I've got" sez Jeff. t
Yes" sez |, that's putty mean Ham.
ut I've seen thunderin site meaner in i
Washington" S
What kinds that?" he demanded. k
Vallaadig- IIam!" h
After supper scottish. looking clap en- y
cred, who staggered up to jeff, throwed p
P his hat an shouted: Il
Mother vlc-hic-tory! Wash'nton taken p
Ole Alb Greeley captured- l
ic Horace Linkon badly killed and h
'eorge B. McBurnside s'r'nd -hic." fl
The cuss was old John Letcher, in his Il
mous roll OF the DruRkard. John only p
rs tight once a year, which is on New Ii
ears. ir
N. Bile stays drunk till the next
ew Years. h
But ] returned to Washington, disgustid Il,
ith all peas measures. The sympathizers ia
ay do their own dirt-eate in the footcr. cl
they hev done in the parst. An per- h;
lans- III
Ever ov you. A. WARD, JR. L
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

A Missouri regiment in camp a, War
renton in that State, has adopted resolu-
tion proposing that northern copperheads
be exchanged for Union oonscripts at the
South. The only objection is that the c,p-
perheads. being genuine traitors, would
fight better for JEFF. Davis than one-half
The southern soldiers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
GEN. SUMMERS LoYALTY-The To-
ledo (Ohio) Blade, narrates the following

ledo (Ohio) Blade, narrates the following:
"A friend in this city who was well ac-
quainted with General Sumner and his FAM
lily, gives us the following instance of his
stern loyalty 10 the country he has so well
served: His favorite daughter, the wife of
Col. Long, of The rebel army, not long since
wrote from within the rebel lines to her
mother in WASHINGTON, for some small chill
dien's shoes, few needles, &C., which she
could not obtain where she was. The re-
quest being laid before the father, he
promptly forbid the request, preferring TO
leave her who once was the darling of his
heart TO the consequence of the treason
with which she rad unfortunately become
identified, rather than encourage the least
coniraband trade"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

In contemplating your misfortunes always
look beneath you-in thinking of your vir-
tues and wisdom, always look above you
thus shall you be kept from despair and
from pride.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

A lady who had been recently married,
came late TO church one day, and entered
as The congregation we're rising from prayer.
Lai' said she currseying, don't get up
on my account"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

Mans power columinates in command
and in majesty; and woman's in suppioa>
ton and in tears. f..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

A TOUCHING CoNTRuBUTIoN.-In bale
of promise Gus clothing recently received
in Manchester for distribution among the
distressed operatives, from some place, the
name of which is not given, there was a
letter, addressed, /" For an orphan or
motherless boy" On opening the letter
a shilling was found enclosed and the fol-
lowing touching epistle =" May the youth
ful wearer of this cap meet the late owner
in heayen. He was beautiful and good,
and was removed by an accident from this
world to better one. A weeping mothers
blessing be on the future wearer of her
bright boys cap. November %, 1862.
Sam. Rogers once observed TO lady.
I" How desirable it is in any danger to have
presence of mind ?" "Yes," she quickly
replied, I" but would rather have absence
of body"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

Procrastination is the thief of Time.
, 1863-11-23
PROPOSALS FOR. ARMY
TRANSPORTATION.

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uolE7A s:E Led by tEo or core lAaie ptreoat
guaranteeing that in copt set Awa.aed thf
foutE mfnt1ottd u the p1oposAl to thu p:opo4
Ing tho contract VII, b. tccspe. and entered tntc
coed and suctert secrr1tr fsrnlt By szid rAf
-!et. In eecotdAnte With tbs te1ns Q! th4 aava1dAt
ne1L
Tlt amount OF boacs required win bt ~ foH9w1:
u Rou1e Nd
15............'.-..-.-'.....-.'-- *VM
eknstnctnr5 evidence of che loJEtJ and aoive2cy q
etch btd1eT and person offered - security. WILL
lu!rta.
P7opoasls 1uusr be endorsed s. Froposa!s for Asu.s
Tr4E6ppr1St.on en- K1utts Hoe os s. q Lte
may be and nrne Il be ed uo1fzs they tuI.
c.mply Eilh Al Tia ItQRfe9.4e=%3 o. th4 Aayertt1a
*7ent,
PsEi6s 10 whom awards 40 M 70 mnst be p:epste
to e2ecnte Contrasts a. onoe and to Rls6 the teQcls
bones ios the fttthful performance at TIE sxne.
CD1tracss vii ne made zuhtect to the approval t
the Quar1e: :mneteT General bat the right Il tesarYH
to f+Jtct GEE or Ill .stG thst tsAY be Cdered
Cpttral1of9 b In rtsa9aCAa i1r aev1cs by TIT
EttI cky ot Apt:. 1854. and they WI be reqs15ed q
xrC place 81 boainea ngtncief It or Ia the vitp
~ c1 Fott1 le1vetNoIth Eod un2n: tnd othe- de
':rtznunicA:od with re%tE. and pro9pGy
0e1 p2ae cq*.!a Eatnr Au5 Caarte-uasAtC
, 1863-11-23
&xsss;s.l &x@ssasl 81 Etiree.



JOIN 4. 1IooD. Esq Dear Ell I hsye beea ~.
s:e1 fo1 ak ylArs With th1cnie Rhsuu1sdsn ana
tae 91ess p1nasAsefE reeo1 uGl ttnE yous
stas and hcnrAlti6 SPECIFIC. t. bs he ncss "s1.@
OF Inst t1AoaaA that evsr hssff o. "osa 49,
MINCED sAkirr It cou'd h4E II v&it OF e.tl4e.so
sesl Fas tic palr ENC n tkrce d.. VIZ
'.aut nJ leet ae fs. tAs nrss t'Eein ess 49,. uos
som p<tE. ard fsAl ., :mo1e ssa.A .o'aA *oula
- dtad:s su tic Wilt T. II d:d no. cat ~ nses for
rukc Eat str Ii Il = sr1sna'd 0ealsane Aae Woa4A
roomn,nnd hi ,he.c afflicted With il ate deaxse4 t.
yit. 1hsrc Just teasd Cart HaSUon4. u friend &
=. e, cr In bAok With tnf:A-3natory fhecn 1ttx1,
17d1 told LIN What your me3ictns dsnc for &c; ha
I'll send to Yca for so12e o6 It. Krt!ese6 rlsaso led
20 dolia-s ard scrd ne two boHles OF the spsdln
fI,bsult ret reed It xJself1 Ill eve it to soma one
a.t deet fer ters ars plenty taAt a. trer.ux with
.ose eiseases ehat A-e ucxeqrasrts1 With yors spt
1ae shd think that yen ouEht IA publish It In svez4
4. ansos UIioa. Vary respectfully 52ers.
CAPT JAMES II. B2o HR.
Residences, C1taks. Ii.
s+-a<nd reelcicc 10 esre cf y. T. y. whttmAz
;h'etkc. [nc18x1s s: " F&N1 J. ,.
, 1863-11-23
{ lFFlCE OF TIE GALENA &
~ CHICAGO UNIOU RAILROAD

tEALED PR1pCSALS ru b rn.tStns ~ ~. IN; ~.
@ e. tnh Go1IArJ. und Decsmbtr 18th, 1861 for t{89
@ per cant. bonds Of this comIaoy TO be tsued
nAin ;tAInel u tne kles!etpp. Risel. at Clinton.
19e nenct w4l be II GOO e1eh, r4deanA:ln Jk0kasy
thS Whca 1evxnua Ct the road.
The 1uts rest VIII ha pASap!e Jacus-y 1T ana Io1y
- u ssch yssspsi+sp,l aed 4t~rs ply Ahte 1t tha
AM1AAn h1ctAoGc Bk1 IN New York
1he eomptny Eul reject Al bids zach aro not sat-
1sact1.5. Er K cot chte!tkin a1y than pr
Ea9ment Tor he bb7d1 Exkted vii he REQUIRED from
fcrE. - N"4@ - - 4'e"
Prcpo:a1s rhcu:d be pla,rly marked " Propo.A1s
ZOE tofpe: Stu E6dya4= cd to N LAkK4 IRE
secfxstAEH tIseAso. Lis. NIL BKU ia. RreEt,
, 1863-11-23

EI OINTMENT Bur TErE. Tia
-nxual y 3xtteg OF the body u myttesy which has
uzz1ec tue 1Acult3 II solvs consequently, no perE.
,ecoa q the victim Of tXpertMa1t. Remedy sftcr
tEeoy H. be tried on him uru! Re cypl:es tarnngh
nttr Practice OF ~dczi speculation y 10 E1s1 s
i'll =: iek seEe ca the arect csu a-!h4 bIo5d-13d
,lr1ty is-and by sannisu' E tho va:toas fnnc3ocs-
heY tscuperA:e the drpli.Ated consu uu oa and Erc
ne 10 eacn ttsrc strength TO tbe mnscles and the
loon of ts.itn 70 the pkiI!o cascE. For cle4 41s{1x
lie tEfn ct al b!Oclef sd plmpleS And dry &c1fYy.
&c uln.men: Il Eure and SPECIFY IN eGsct.
, 1863-11-23
{ tR. EVERSON'S.
EYE ND EAR
.rfirmary and Clinic Institute,
TOT &c t.Eatoat-t q d'ta8t2 d d6
EYE, EAR, CATARRH,

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aeAo, 1A1oal, Aunga. Ait Fasaageas and I'll
~ @1A80aae0'
,r.,x-,-ec .x-n p,pcrso
At ONE sITr1NG.
nr Trrnx No 1as 6onth c,r-n t+-eet tf3s
teo Ess srvt,e y .tnt:tt 81 xhave ~ ~ - s,ti.a
sesisa ii Que fttnF wisat q: rsss. by pr asaaos-
ia VSREH r7T1FFN ~ @S ~'"'s"N*
Er.p4f1r1 iIrST ttstn 5antfr.1rrr RI t,;.
~, ED h-tp Eporit1 nrdet N sitecK a. 'cats:zn
~ note tssE tvt venes VSrV HareTr ~Tar:i1v ~
,sd' ;s1nai asf Tas' nat.sgs resrsE see t9s
fG Fl ts s ra{s TT s.rr s,a eeca.!gtsg ye:y q:
- ~Sa y A!J IEsuofto 70 pet1tcI kf1Ln II Elk
, 1863-11-23
NAUT1JN TO THE PUBLIC.
~ .DAEeEEOVe An DEADLY FE>uO,-rhe

fFNd ElTTE R3 TIE ETfNt AnGJ1CkN Tonic, Aft0TA-
.e atd ftt1orslve hss reoetvcu p7&,ivt proei thsr
ali lRd ltnuoF sel ART vending 4Hker
ame Il that 20 uxr rzepar* ticn arc ont Or bot
:! th9t ssis sn.!!y constIeo II. : nkn oxs VIE -
'rtt. the reput. uor OF tho RittcTs and lEpsF1lbF
r. h.11ta :! liver at tse conasnlcy. II 1hs an q
/; =; t:eT VII Eot be .rcrnltted 10 carr! on tneir
& t1snk VT i.npp; ity tos th.l EIlbe worked
G. ced Ii tie Etlee Slater BY the propr!etors OF the
lt.e11 tor the p1rpete OF protec'tcC eBelves Aad
-ecec in nkl 1ar pes Il tie e1'elae:z aLd they
X 10 GO r TE Iss fsnoue that :ae ntras ef
Down. tht ult thus ce Ea:e acver { : the 1isksul.
et'on & ro1tos For thn oHL1 ansallipls { Ire for
estros!nk and hrstrua tden1nr comp 1nnet ara
~ Ia ~ Tx pH - g
fh6 efUkAEh rlTIiRs o. nfftpon-i7 sna m
4tFtwLfrHy pctkr-e 1c2s F7S+9t XTkF.A
, 1863-11-23

~ O~Aa13 AhFf {1H1 401213 vi &NV"
or2es.s who're uurtvals9 sucessstn tts ttsa.~
-c1t Of Ehfo.]c Ne1cuytk Blcot and otaer Ais@asca
TaAT 6KQulhEs sKnL*uL rEEArAKaT,
ApeeHAn6ntly located kimssaf Ut &c Eaneolph-st..
1elcaeo. Dr. 1smss u ssconr,endsa By the medical
4'nlty. ehe TIE alness catsc pr4se Of the 1ou;h.
Ileuaands ei unfortenA:e blsss Dr. JAKEs wke,
q 1er hsI. w1tld be uvtfK = ulsrsAle exi<tsaes.
&c eRT12s!s Terststtcn Or. JatneE esjeyp nnzs the
"kes to tie anu Il the xes1t Of yestr a study and
StefTAtiax.
D-. -.1Ara4 ua< Ee Aertur3 Iotlds T:sAeEds Atssn.c
fEa'saparIa ic the truztnent 0! hlosd diksxse but
-"eut1anse- which u positive cnre.
, NEAait Wcskres1 cured by = DOW aa& n rfallsble
tanssod sAv1rg both dme and e1psuse.
otace md p&r'srt Il b6 R&c6cph street, {up-.tA1s)
10te hour froE: "a NJ uuHl8P.M
CONSULTATIONS 1EVIOLA1LK,
i Ep6 r&aC*x
, 1863-11-23

ers.rn ppoooLeo LeoC1es1LtE, kx. Ecy. Is 1858.
Il: s::s* ss5sfs: i
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