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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
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9S bIeler tn gang England t~hfnnbssbsns
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WaGl bes saEinfttsfn GbrDne6sn, JCDer aber
eiuem lon8ssfIblten 8ebIr1ails naA IatExciy
tement' entiprtngt, wplen mir OabiueeiitlIt
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petlen lQlte, lD9rA Saitsnlpis Il Die bSIen Stun
ben osrtrftbeus llsbsr 0eBl 9stN3eu 1wilen.
mir psnte1 gu 1agea.a 8a 5leinem 8sIuGetn
ben Ser. 9teateu bat er ben @inbrad tiness
gang anesufbmeW ianeen lNlanuss esmaGt
rsI6er afrn aB, tranE, tan3te nnp psm bablben-
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nuumebr aufa pa T,diA nselsttlst4 BAT unb
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Das iunSe 8vnutpaaE traf an z. unter.
benz Snud3en pes 8Oltts unb benz ,Dgnusr,
Der Rnnunfm IN 9enbppo elm ynBb ffuer uaA
benz tGnt4lt4ep 9alptt in 0in6lor, 400 bic
S&rtsgsrmama bas OdntlGe &inb In tbre
urine idaleBs Y2I9f1 j5.i Ills 89DR /.
Ob Sttff 6ftrat9 Die @gnReuatiun, in Ser.
l<srtSfbplffinilasrs 6rase beeinAuGem miro,
tttbt 6abtn, rrtr 9tduben jeOo9 ni9t, bag oas
Yarlamtnt Bet PplitilAtn Gragsnr nuf SAINT
hsnsgertinbnnsen ,&ldF9t ne6nsn ptro,
Mtertwur0igg5Hfib 60 inbeB, obae etue Stint
fer Oss Br6utI9ams an ben ,utinfttaen rreu.
btldsn Sbrrarrben ssrbejrat6et IL. uno Wrsa5
zen, iDspiggsns l8stntur, lid ,um gertrsttr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24

zen bteueiGt 1erDerblide 0elesenbet bereitet.
MOrnins @Of iaet, bas @Hidlal Oss So
itgS BON @reuBen liese In ben 61noen Der 3
@rpBmaAte, (8ranfrei@, england uno Ssts
rti9) unb pUfsrn lie lih ntdt psreini8teh,
INN i'm su einer meileren @olitif su stpineen,
ais pelGe Ct biSber ~berfelet Babe, 70 werpe CT
Der eroberunsslulisen Md6t Tranfreth)
,um Opfer fallen. "IDie Nolt lAlteBt nit Der
8emerfung vg8snn Der &otftr Napcleon,
9orO WoImerlon, Graf 8s9ber9 uno @aris
talUi nuf baIslbe 3tel - te 8sfreiung po'
len's binarbeiten f. mag man bic Ml'an3
vunbttti9" nenuen, aber fe ldftnt nnS iinfO''
per(tebIi6 gu ietn." p ses a-
D Die an6ern etnfuEreidlen Qonooner 3et
tunaen betraGten einmitbige Die PolntlHe
Graae, bOrnebmli1 In 6plas beS Serbnltens
bon preuben, BON bober Wiatisfsts Tur gu,
rbpn. ..4.,,.
1'BatltY Nens metnt, Napp(ecn ttD9e bte
pclni1de Sraae naW Der @tnmil9un9 preu
ben''s benuben, um lih aus 1einer perfeblten
raerifanil6en @rpebition beraus3ujtsben Gin
ttattees gtnIdreiten asesn @reuBen gu Gun
BpIen's tpiispe ibn 1einfn Doifommsnsn
Gntlbuloisunsssrunb parbtttsn, Dem merit
fantlden SrteAe rim Gnbs gu MAIDEN. @tne
lcl9ee '@att. ltsss s~essnrartis Dem Ratler
yfapolson our unb bilDe Obne 3peiIfl sinen
Ietner erniliden grpdsuns. tlnz
ter fstnen pulittl hsnu Natbsebern berridt, pie
man bErt, soatommene usberetnitmmung fir
Elm Glnl&rstten ~ @anfen Pclen's. asie 1oa
@ 9lntb bstn Bdri(er @UrreIppnoent rer Zines
ipra8 man In Der frau3Gfidsn Saupttact Sor,
ipeitsr ais bon etner Eriple.NGtan5
aGnelaHp, 8rantreIG tnD Setret6e
III pst abfat, nm tine 0Giuns Der pOlnii&em
5rage be~rbft,ufabren. Dteie Srase bran9te
auf5 Mn0ere In ben 9intergrsnp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
EeGs0rGp6tfGe WaGrtDtsn.
EstGtet fur bsn sBl Isnl &C 1Dtd - 81
commencement ses fort qtmbert0n.

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aus 0icnp6iS Bonn 90 Mdr3 i'm Ofepubltcdn
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Iesten Mcnta8 (16. Mdr3) @Iluten, baB pas
SancHenbrCt o@biQicDtbe4 pu8 Sort Bems
bertpn am Sdmfta9 uno SOaltd8 IA. unb
10 MidrO bomb1rrtFten, ater obne entiAei
peaOen @rfOGg. Die 9fsteGIeu. 8attefie 1T
10 s~eleeen, oaB iie bon elmer 2anpma6t me-
gen oeS bpben Baherltanbes ni4t un9eSrif
feu perben finn. s -,s Is. Iaa5 r.
Die @eiGilee oes DE Salb" iparen an
has llfer 9ebraft, uno etue 2aupbdtterie in
Der Nibe Der Nebellenpelfe an9sle9t mon
ben. Die S%ruppen5abt Der &ebel;h wirp gu
5000 Wunu u~n9siftaaen unp itebt inter
Gen. &crirg, Qnlern 2ruppen fperecn raid
VerltartarSen 3u9eIhift, unb man erwartet.
.bab unIere 6lotte balO in Stanoe letn miro,
ale 0febenen.0 e riAan5un9en am Ydjor gu
belDGlti9en
Der nStd8bnrg 8big" pom II. @Sr3
.melpet, baB pt. MtannI9aftt e8 PdnSerbOOteS
- SncidnUla," 90 Wann, am pptber9e6enoen
Gage bort antau1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
ssdberes abgr Sas neulidst a;tf.co. in gTnu.c,.

StdbersS itbFr eas neritcbt Gsfscst In Esnnsete.
&tnctnnatt %. MGrs. Die 90.
3ette" brin9t f~pfSsnbe nGbere Anoaben iiber
pas @efe9t Bel MiltOn:
uniere 2ruppsn wlrben bon Col. SaI
pcln 105. Obic 8eginlent befebliet. Nls
cerlslbe Ierfannte, bab er BEN elmer l1eters
maft an9e9rifen purpe, 5O9e fi6 mad ct.
ner pprtbellhoften Stelluna 3urdd uno erblt
itdy aus MurIree8borp Gei Itarfluoen, Bis 31
oeeren Apfunit sr ~ieiien Soften gu tebauptsm
Oeriprad.
tsp@ma E6eit Ser Otebeuen.G apanerie foR
BON pen pfer0elt ab utp sriff unlere g tells
lung nit ~ln9cititm an. ater rpurbe on ieoem
Suntte nit Serlulf 5urifsei9losen. Die
erfe Section Der 6~rri8 8atterie unterbtett
fcrtnlbfcnb elm nirfianle8 6euer.
Der 6eiio boriibet erbtttert, 9riff nit 8
8egimenteru bic 8utterie unter entletlidem
@ebriiG an. DaS /. Miilpuri 9fe9iment,
lpcldsS 9iuttr Der 9otterie Ueritedt lag, mar,
tete, bis Der 6ein6 tnnerbdlb3 80 CARTS nidbs
mar, %irprauf eo ,ein petterAid}eS Teuer cre
Ufinete une- DIE Ahsttffss& slonae gum Ban.
FEN unp 1enbli6 gum Niid5uge in unrprrnuna
bradte, nobel ie t4re SOpten uub Serpuns
tetett auf benz SdladtIeloe 5uriiflie6.
Sci. Sails Ste9 ma r~pllltanbie, ete Die
Terfdrfuu9en antanen. liner ben 9et6ctes
ten GebsGen -teIano lid Elm Sberlt, Elm Gae
pttdn un0 3 2ieutenants. 4 llnier &etlult
.btltdnS in Z Gotten unb 81 Geripunpeten.
Der &ftouerte etpa 4 StunDen.
GeneraI gurnfIes nacD Dem SSeaenEDie Ssebens
ssben iibtr Gua Ripsr. -Die YaSOo'@rpebitiOH
@tnctnnatt, %. M1y3. General
SurnliDs uebt Stab miro Nrr0en frib bier
sintrefsn. @ st
@snsral 9uttle, @pmmdnbdnt Ron Cairo,
eidsr tpiini4te, ta's 6slp 3u gtben, 1T par@
Sen. 8u:pro sllest mUroea.
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BON MurfreeebOrp' 3ugsaan9cu, Wos
rad bar TetnD In beDsuteaper NnjabI iibsr
Osn Ouf NtUsr getbt bat. 0tnsral SobnIO6
murce ais G%pmnlanpsur BET 8ebeQsn : Nrmee
BET InlabOma erpartst.
g Der Mtobtte MDUsriifer som Is. Ia9t, baB
Die. au9ebIths 4ttnds auf GbnrItfon nur stpe
5tnte tt, unb btr rGaie Strsi6 segsn cine
@olfz 9taDt, trabrf6ftnIta @iCbile, sefabrt
ntrS.
Die Na6ri6teu Spn Der YasOu pdes
&rprOitiOn bejeiGneten oercn 8epesuu9 arar
lanaGam, bod NIT fderfn Nusahtsn auf @rs
fOla. llnlere E.uppca pdren bel @teenwOpO
ausaslGift uap bela9erten Sort Ssmbsrtcu,
Sine Nn3abl 6abrjeuse mar BET Der NalIaae
Dmrd5 BEN PaB arg bsiddptgt worren. Das
Nam yetecneB" Ittrtrlts BEN Odmpfer pa
raIeI" nit 5000 8aQen 8aumpOae IL. apana
ton, anf ben StranD 3u laufsn, no or In
Brand geltedt Wuroe. Die 3ebe0en per6rrns
'sn bic VaumpOls ouf jeOer Sarm, wobin
Gruppsn pprrIdsn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
8nnOeebauhtna0t.s
Mnerbietsr zines TarIebeHS pom 90 Wtniomeu Z
4pIorA ppm DeufSd,Ionh.

t@ &uHorS DON Geutfd,lanc.
Bafbtn9tun d. Mar3. 9r. G6aIe
BAT elm INSTRUMENTATION bon au8wdrts
erbalten, bp8 er wabri6einlt9 onnebmen
piro.-OieleS Nnerbieten, baS tir3Ii6 BON
etnem aussfjeiHneten beutlGen 8anf>6au1e
asatsr~ ben eiiufIeEen gsOtnsunsen eemaGt
trurbe, ltf9t jsbt in grrGSuns. GS ssbt ba-
ttn,~ 100000 600 Bcnts INN etrpas iber
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
Ser aebts 8snfus.

8afhtnetOn n, %. Mdr3. Die grbet.
ten OfS a&ten 3enlus Der Ser. 9taatsn Gno
iRrer @oleneung nube, nno mir birfen benz.
mad tn tur5er 3eit 9arSe 8dnbe pfR,ieQrr
@eletrlarnfeft FIBER Srp6lteruua, Narieultur
uno Gabrifpsisn ~eslpartsn. Die Beftbfiluno
nno GerSfsntlt9uns bur@ bte prele miro
4, g. erfplgtn, % 's's af
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sefd,ae fur Dns pepart.m,nt Ses oaens.

'Bte 2estsruns bat etnen Gontrott oboe,
l6lOlen 3ur SsfGrberune BON 500 @eIhiiben
pes iGwet1sn 6utrtrrs pom Wtttebura mad,
Der nildntiihen &1fe anr Qrmtruna.b Der ge.
feaigungSperte ppn glerp gJcrf Gu1un. Nort.
lamb nno anoern 6afeu. Die @elGiiBe rsrs
ZEN uber gufalc per Stem gort Central ct.
fenbdhn trdnepcrtivt tresben.
Str- @ttnReIman sebt mad, Mi6ourt.
4SS a'fbtngton %. Mdr,. Sn uobl.
llnterItAteten milttdrtidsn 6reilen fprf&t man
ote NnEt6t aus, BOP Sen. 6etnbdman BAG
%sorntnat'eC ti6srneDmen perbe, Az wetdent
0sno Gunner oelI9atrt mar, nanli6 ,u benz
. orrntonpp oe8 Wsfens an bfr 5teue tes
INeu. Gurtis.
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OfG,icGe gsadrlbten aus mtrifo.

Der BIT f9e msritaniIhe @alanrte Eat Del
spslGsn bon ber 6auptftatt Merifo Biz ;nm
Is. 5ekfiar erbaIttu, gu btrirr 3stt- tan.
Den 6te Tran;Olfn Is Wetlen bon 8ueblo ante
iGst Ssra Cruz unC jener Staot NIT 20 900
Afann. Die Wertfaner batten fcb NIT elmer
itberIeaenen Gtreitmadt 3wilGfn Der frou,Sjs
ldlsn armee unO Duebla perfhan3t. Ole ma.
rem 5nOsrTGtlt6 bes Sts9ss uno bCFtsn bic
TranaOlen in tur3er 3 it aus Dem Qanbe ~
t@relbtn, tp'nn oiele nt@t 8srltarfuuaen ere
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Bon @barleRor.I

ONN NNpNSiF Fn
.t YIN TltGtItng bon @barlefcn Idnt qua,
Dap Sta5t nno 3afsn GuBera fa,t befettot
unO rad Dem Attbfile Ga4peItanbtoer bPr
,Ylob npeinnehmbar iet.
Sfhsieaer @eridbt Sss NbmiraI Norter iiber hte
ya3ou @rpeDtttun.
W al9tngton. %. DiGrs. Gin Brief
ees ApnlraI DOrtfr pom IA. III Der 3eoteruna
3u8rgauBetr, In treIAsm er Die SGpieriofeite9
srn@6tffotrt Oes OasOO. 6laIes beldreibt,
bod ale S@tfe bee @rpsSitte II fir aef6ert
ertlart sa..a aaa .aastos9 -,
d, @af9ta8ton, %. Mdr,. qbmirul
9ortee ia9t In letner Cspff9s, cog mad Dem
gertfte pes Commodore gB. Smith bic aou,e
gasrO EXPEDITION am Z. I'm 5aIataf6ie 8tug
5lufit anlanate. Die Sa6rSense tuaren Dts
anf ems, tpelHes ietu 3aO uerlor, faupFGMa.
8te 9tebFllen ivaren pur6 bielsn eladli8sn
GrfOl8 uuierer 6lotte Iebr alarmirt uno mod.
ten DeE3Wffeltt @~fsenuebr. - Sn 8idsbura
berrfAt 9rcBe Got9 E; bic 8epo9ner baden
fetn SletI6 uno leben meiiens Ypn GprnnebI.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Bruised Oats for Horses.

A horse fed upon whole oats and uncut
hay, expends large part of his motive
power in the process Of maslcation. Alter
hard days work, he has before him the
task Of reducing to pulp fifteen or twenty
pounds weight of hard food, and the opera
tion is carried on during the hours which
ought to be devoted TO repose. Not unfre-
quen.ly is the animal so tired that he is I'M
able to chew his food; he therefore bolts
the oats, large proportion of which pass
the body unchanged. Those desiring TO
render fully effective the motive power of
the horse, must pay attention 10 the me-
chanical state as well as to the quality and
quantity of his food The force expended
by the horse in comnfnuting his food
when il is composed Of hay, straw, and oats
may be set down as at least equal 10 the
power he expends in one hour and half
Of work, such, for example, as blowing,
the preparation of his food, by means of
steam or water power. or even by animal
motive power, would economics by at least
one half, the labor spent in its mastcation.
This would be equivalent TO half days
work in every week-a clear gain to the
animals owner. 1t has been objected 10
the use of bruised oats, that they produce
a laxative effect upon the animals, but this
may be easily obviaied by the
addition of cut straw to his food.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Vermont Valley Railroad.

N0TICE-0n and after MONDAY May 4, 1863. Pas
senger Trains will leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro
at T50 A. NJ. and 205 and returning leave Brattebo
no at 1890 A. NJ. and 446 P. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at IS A. NJ and Brat
tleboro at 500 A. NJ
The two passenger trains this South
With the VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington
Sullivan, VT Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct
with WHITEHALL Saratoga an Schenectady St. Johnsbury
ana white Mountains. Burlington and Rouses Peint Og
densburg and Montreal. NJ SL0AT, Sup't.
May 4. 1868. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Cheshire Railroad.

9 UMMER ARRANGEMENT.--on and after MONDAY,
- May DC, 1862, Trains will run follows -
MOVING EAsT-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 80 A. M. and IS p. NJ; Keene 80
A. NJ and So p Mand arrive at Fitchhurg at II 40 A.
and 452 NJ Boston at 80 and 80 NJ; Worcester
at 200 and 700 M.
MOVING wEST.-Leave
Boston at 80 A. NJ and 90 p Nj Fi.chburgh at AS
A. NJ and 80 p. NJ. Keene, IL % A. NJ and 20 p NJ
and arrive at Bellows Falls at 1920 A. NJ and 915 P. NJ
Windsor 81 A NJ. and lois p. NJ; Rutland, 500 A. NJ
and II 40 p. NJ Huntington. 90 PM.
Trains Connect folops.
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal ogdens-
burgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change of between Boston and Rutland
by either train Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
900 next morning, &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, burlington. Ogdensburg. Montreal st
Johnsbury, &C., via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS. &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all points
north the last train running direct through Windsor
r. junction and Burlington by night over VT O.
r. X, arriving at Burlington 20 next morning &c.
Dozen Trains Connect Fnchbuvgh
with Trains of ftchbugh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence aud New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
va H. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains stony
Brook II. X. for Lowell, Lawrence. &c.
A, CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
r STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agr.
superintendent Office, Keene y. H. May %, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
DIR. MARsHALL.s
Headache and Catarrh

THIS Snuff has thoroughly proved i,sel, :. \
4 article ever known for curing the Catar,b n
Head. and the Head tche IL has been foupd !,
remedy In many cases OF sore eyes peafns.s n
moved by IL, and Hearing has often been grs,s
oy its use, u purges cut all distractions strs
Glands, and gives healthy action 10 the n,r,s
Is recommended by many Of the best Fhvss1
used with great su ceess and satisfaction evety,l
Morn than twenty five years experience N
great value; aud at this moment II stands NJ
before.
large number Of the most respectable "
gists In New York and Boston In certiffn
.hem IN 1904 say The undersigned having IN
been acquainted with DR.. Marshal.'s Caiarh
Headache snuff, and sold In our wholesale trss
state that We believe IL to be equal in every IN.
accommodation given ii for the cure of CatsrrA,,
and thatit Is decidedly the best article We haven
Tor all the common diseases Of the head
D-BEwARE OF CoUNTRRFElTs.- s..a,
Signature OF the proprietor. CHARLES BOWEN.
ry bottle. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Horse Stable Floors.

On this subject the Ohio Farmer says
As the winter approaches, the prudent
horseman will look to the condition Of his
stables, that they may be in order to re-
ceive his stock when they can no longer be
left in range upon the fields. Where n
good firm and dry footing can be secured,
it is better TO have an earth floor than to
stand the horse on planks. We were par.
ticularly pleased with the stables of the
Ladd brothers, of Jefferson County, during
our visit to that place. The brothers Up
dergraf also have their stable bottoms OF
earth, which on their limestone hillsides is
firm and dry. VIM. II. Ladd has nice
smooth bottom both to his horse. stables and
sheppard. made from quarry waste. pack
ed like a McAdamized road, and so cement
ed with its own dust as to defy water or
horse shoes from penetrating it.
With an earth iloo- horses need less bed
ding than il compelled TO stand upon plank.
Speaking of bedding reminds us of the fact
that in this season of scarcity Of fodder it
will be well to look out for bedding other
than straw, which can be used for fodder.
For this purpose the best material is saw
dust, and now before the heavy fall rains
set in is the time TO lay in lot for winter
use.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
VT. Central & Sullivan Railroads
SUMNER ARRAN GEMENT

Commencing June Goth, 1868.
TRAINS GOING South EAsrMail train leaves Rouse s
Point at 30 NJ, Burlington 7.l5 A. NJ connecting
at white biver junction and at Bellows Falls
or Boston worcester, &c, and with Vermont Valley Rail-
road for Springfield and New York arriving In New York at
l015 P. NJ.
Day EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ogdensburgb Mt $50 A. NJ .
Montreal at 500 A. NJ, Rouses Point SIG A. NJ for
Boston
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves ogdensburgh at I2l5P NJ Mon.
in Boston at $40 A. NJ connecting at Fellows Fails with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston Worcester and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven and ar
irving in New York at APO P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Day Express Train. leaves Boston at 6 90 A. NJ White
River junction at IL Is p H. burlington at 20 p NJ for
Mail train leaves Boston at 80 NJ via Lowell Law.
renee or Fitehburgh Leaves Springfield at $50 NJ Bel
lows Falls at IL 20 p NJ for St. Johnsbury Lteton and
Burlington &C. arriving Montreal at 10 80 PM and
Ogdensburg at 8 80 A. NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at o Is p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leayp
New York at 90 A. NJ and Cheshire I,ailrond eav
ing Boston at 400 P. connecting at White River unc
uon with traa leaving Boston at $50 p NJ via Lowell Or
ut w r M, via Lawrence Leave White River Junction
u ao r NJ arriving at Burlington at 450A NJ Houses
Point at 6.55 A. NJ arrive at Montreal at 900 and
the Day Express Trains connect ut White River uncon
Mountains W Gnu '"e "hi'e
Mail Train no tn from Sullivan Road connects at Whit
river without delay with express train for Concord
and Manchester 80 ~
Sleeping attached both the night exnres
running between Rouse's Point and Boston
through tickets for Chicago and the for sale at the
principal stations q MrpnI, G..
81 Adams, Vt, June 90 1868. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
HIGHLY IMPORTA,
TO FEMALES IN DELIC.rr =.

nR DOW, Physician and Ssrveo, y
- Endicott Street, Boston, is eonsul,,a AN NY
seases incident to the female system PROF..
the womb, Flow of Albus, Suppression, sSS Y. |
al arrangement, are all treated on new pas.s
invariably certain Is the new mode OF ter
obstinate complaints yield under il, and ~
soon rejoiees in perfect health
TT Dow has no doubt had greater exper.
OF diseases Of women and children than an,
Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients VII,
stay ID Boston few days under his tr, atusr
pr. Dow, since ls4o, having confined his Il
Female Complaints, acknowledges no supsrio,'
n. bah letters must eentsin red star.
not be answered. ~
ONCE Houts from A. NJ, toeP.H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
MASON & HAMLIN'S
G 4 BINET ORGANS.
Patented October Ell, 1862.

THE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced by
L Artists the best of their kind in the world and
very admirable for boil private and public use e.
written testimony from than ONE HUNDRED of the
most eminent organsts of the leading cites) Mason
amlns Instruments have received the only CON MEDAL
ever awarded in this countryside ELEVEN SnyES MED
AIS and fourteen Diplomas in all twenty-sx First prem
ums,-over all comp ttors
Prices of Cabinet Organs solely by MASON
HAML1S.) $50 to $500 Melodeons SEQ TO SiIO
NB-lnstructors for the Cabinet organ,-also arrange
mens OF music for the same, published by NJ. & H.
- illustrated Catalogues sent BY mail
address " MASON HANLIS, Boston," MASON BIO
TIERS, New York" ALA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

One Of our contemporaries, in an obitua-
ry of young lady who lately died, closed
by saying, She had an smiable temper,
and was uncommonly fond of ice-cream and
other delicacies."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Certain Cure i'm all Ca,
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

DR. DOW is consulted daily, from
- P. NJ, as above, upon all difacuit and chrosk
OF every name and nature, having by bis unpns
ZION and extraordinary success gained Iepuhha
calls patients from all parts ofthe country "a -
Among the ply sieiaI in boston, none Ard
the profession than the celebrated DIR Dow No n
street, Boston. Those who need the advice N n
need physician and surgeon, should give bin al
= DIR ID. imports and has for sale new .tFt
ne french secret Order by mail 2 for 81 aESIrdi
Boston, April, 1868. III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

n'lng at distance con ,rsct any or,;o
durinr ts wi1,e me White Maple to be delivered drr
mes PreierIing to sell their lumber in the lo-
~ ~ the ios at Goulds Min, and receive -. e.
-. o.r 'aeJ make when saved a. the s,hIos;
s;Ss YAK and Ash s1i Per Thousand Ba.s~os ;n
th;es Sc rsp - per thousand Basswood inch
g per thcussni ~ ''us-nai white Maple
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
Nj AN HOOD:

HUH lust! HOW RESTO1
Jesr PUBLISHED, IN sEAIEp ESvnoPE Pair1 4
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treaini
"a Radical Cure Of spermatorrhoa or seaiu
ness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexuel Debility, ar
as eu.s 70 marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical lnts
sniting from self-Ahuse, Se.--By ROBERT J.
ELL, NJ D., Author Of the GRIES Book &c.
Inc world-renowned Author, in this admirahl
e.sariy proves from his own experience that ths
medicine. and without dangerous surgical opersa
ges, instruments, rings, COZ dials pointing ouill
cure az once certain and effeetusl by which ever
a Lo matter what bis condition may be, may cur
privately and radical ny. This lecture
boon to thousands and Thousands
eent under seal, in plain envelope. TO any u
the receipt Of six cents, or two postage STAN
S5 ~ s-'Is CHAS. ]. @. KILN
oo'otAy III Bowery, New York Post Once
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

An Irshman being asked by friend
:" Has your sister got son or daughter =
answered, Upon my sowl don't know
whether I'm an uncle or an aunt"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

JuMBLEs.-Three eggs; one cup of but
ter; two cups of sugar one-half cup OF
milk or cream; one teaspoontul Of pearlash /;
-four enough TO roll them out.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

WIFE AND HoME.-Far sweeter musics
10 true woman than the tones of harp or
piano touched by her hand, are the cheer
tul voices Of husband and children, made
joyous by her presence.