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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
POWERS lHSTlTUTE,
Bernardstcn, Mass.

cCEsSIplE by Railroad hrststation below South vcr
II non Junction.
FALL Winter and Spring Terms of II weeks each BEGIN
the last Wednesdays OF Avg Nov aud Feb respectively
Large and beautiu lnstu. buildings Extensive Appar-
aus Agricultural Department Gynnastic club health
m exercise aud the Most Popular and Expegeac Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
L.. \, WARD, A, NJ Prineipsl;
Mrs. II. II. WARD, Teacher OF Ornament Department;
Miss S. l., LEAgH, preeeptress
SEyERiN SCnNELL, Native ofGermany Teacher OF Ger
man;
l.. 0 EMERSON. Teacher of Music Instrumental Vocal
aud other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation
Teachers, aud from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
mept before the Agricultural Department will be given.
Letters for ooms for Sc Boarding for Board be
sent to I. WARD, Bernardston, Mass Board including
al Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private mies and
per week. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
MISCELLANY Y.
SENTIMENT IN AN lsplAs.-.The follow.

SENTIMENT IN AN lSpIAN.--The follow
ing charming story is by Robert Il. Cole
man, on the Pioneers Of Kentucky:"
"The lady, when girl of eighteen OIL
nineteen, resided with her father on the
outskirts Of the settlements at period
when the older parts OF the State had be-
come well populated, and the Indians in
Inundated BY the frequent expeditions into
their own country, had ceased to cross the
Ohio in large bodies, but singly, or in small
parties, prowlee along the frontiers with the
design rather Of plundering than Staying;
seldom hesitating, however. to take scalp
when the opportunity offered, so that the
whites still thought il dangerous to move far
from home without company, but at the
same time regarded their cabins as perfect
ly secure from attack, except in very $50
lated situations where succor could not be
readily obtained. Miss Nj, there
fore, was in the habit of rambling fearlessly
into the fields near her fathers house, for
the purpose, among other things, of feeding
and petting favorite pony. One evening
she went forth about sunset, and remained
for an hour standing upon log carressing
the gentle animal, throwing her arms round
his neck, stroking his face with her hand
kerchief, talking to him as young ladies are
apt 10 do with pet Of any description.
Next morning, to her great grief the pony
was missing, and the examination showed
that be had been stolen by an Indian. A
small party consisting of her brothers and
a few neighbors, quickly started in pursuit
of the robber, and late in the evening came
in sight of single young warrior standing
on log with his arm around the neck of
his prize-stroking his face with a piece of
cloth, and talking to him in soft girlish
voice just as he had seen the young lady
doing the evening before. The pursuers,
guessing the truth, and moved to an unusu-
al degree af clemency, instead of shooting
the thief down in bis tracks, took the pains
10 surround and capture HIM, and thus
learned that he had been lying under the
very log on which Miss Nj stood
while crossing her pet. And his savage
fancy had been so much captiva,ed by the
graceful tableau that he had forborne TO in
jure her, though within arm's reach, for an
hour, and was trying to enact the scene him.
self when his enemies came upon him."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

GN aud after Dee s, 1862, Trains win as follows to
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, $40. A. NJ, and $40 Pm
Arrive at FINLAND, II 10 and ~. A NJ.
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and IL 25 AM.
Arrive at Bellows Falls. 1904 NJ, and 30 M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave BellowsFalls, 1920 and Q 20 Pm.
Arrive at Ru land 245 and II 45p.M
Leave Ruta 2.55 and 4.40 p. NJ.
Arrive at BIZ iington 555 and SEQ P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Centraland VI. & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st Adams. Rouses Point,
treal, 0gdeusburgh aud the WestAt Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany and New Yerk Saratoga Springs Science
tady and the WesAt Bellows Falls with Chesh-
ire Railroad for Fehburg Worcester, Lowell aud Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattlehoro Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New YoTkand with Sullivan
h for Windsor White River junction, Wells River Johns
bury, Barton. Littleton and the White Mountains
Passengers tor the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route,
For Tickets and all necessary information enquire the
offices on the line. y. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RUTLAND, VI, Dee I, 1862. 81
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O. r. WO Cd S.

HAS a general assortment Of Drugs. rIed;eiues
H Fancy Goods, Toys. Writing PAPER
md Envelopes, also sslss aud receives Subscription
for all Papers and Periodicals the Country at the es
prices The best assortment Of Confectionery will be found
a his place. as veil as Hair Oils and perfumery
ny Books and School Books, at reduced prices
Prescriptions c2rfuly prepared a al hours.
ae!svs Falls, July Is ls62. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09

VEAL OR PoULTRY CAKE Take cold
boiled veal, or fresh meat of any kind f;
ssaih one-third the quantity of cold ham ;
soak cup OF bread crums in milk, mix
with the meat, season with grated lemon
peel or powdered thyme, or if these cannot
be had, pepper and nutmeg will do. Beal
up an egg with half cup of cream, and
put in. Bake in dish and eat cold anc
in slices like cheese.-RurI Nev Yorker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
BLANKS, DEEDS,W RITs, &c,

MI oRTGAG wzrran,es and outcisirn DEEDS in tires
S1 County Court and Attachment writs Grand Juror.
csnplzint:, and subpasnss, al for sale
AT THIS OFFICE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09

A 'SETTLER.'--A one legged orator,
named Jones, was pretty successful in
bantering an Irishman, when the latter
asked him :--how did you come to lose
your LEG !?
WE'LL said Jones, ION examining my
pedigree and looking upon my descent,
found there was some Irish blood in me,
and becoming convinced it was all settled
in that left leg ! had it cut off at once
BE the powers said Pat, 1T nd av bin a
good thing if it had only settle in your head.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
Important to the Aft licted.

r. DOW continues to be consulted at his office Nos
- ana Endleott street, Boston, on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long of study and practical az
limited extent DR. D. has Of urescntiny
the unfortunate with remedies have never since ~
hst introduced them failed the most alarming en-
SEES Of -
QoNoRRHEA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment. all the horrors Of vener..I a
impure brood, lmpoteney. scrofra, Gonorrha,s Ii.s
pa ana distress IN the regions prosleation
81 we haddsr and kilueys Hydioeele Aboesses II,,
Ehttp sweEgs, and The long train of horrib,
attending thisess OF disease made to becon 49,
less as the simplest alings OF child. ~ hafni'
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. d. deyotesa great part hi, time to the sreAt,S
those caused by secret and solitary habit which M
ms the body and mind uniting the unfortunate indgdu
a for business society ~ the and melancholy
ELECTS produced BY early habits Of YOUTH Weakness II
he Back and limbs Dizziness OF the head Dimness Of sight
Papson Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Derange-
OF the digestive functions symptoms Corsum ption
Ne The fearful effects the mind much be dread
ed loss of memory confusion of ideas depression Of spir-
It's evil orsboiugs ayerou o. society sefdistrus tiIni-
M &C. the evils produced Such persons should
before contemplating mataony. consult phy stefan 81
experiences aud be at restored health appness
Patients who wish to remain under DR. Dow's treatment
fes as weeks will be Furnished with pleasant roons
and charges for board moderate Medicines all parts
Of tue country with fall directions use receiving de-
crpon Of your Dr. ow has also for sale Freneh
Gapotes, warranted tne best preyentive Order By mail
Three for s J. and red stamp l5-li-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
THE GREAT CAUSE or
q D % q @ % 0 S ga 70

Just published in Sealed Envelope-Prce cts.
A Lecture by DIR. CULyERwELL, en- the cause and
cure OF spernatorrha Consumption Mental and Phys
icai Denhty Nervousness Epilepsy Impaired Nutrition Of
the BODY Lassude Weakness Of the Limbs and Back In
disposition and lneapecy for Study Labor Dizziness
Apprehension Loss of Memory Aversion Society Love
OF solitude; limidy, ltDstrust, Dizziness, Headache
Affections Of the Eyes Pnpes the Face, involuntary
missions anu sexual ineapacity, the Consequences Of
Youthful Indiscresion, Sc, SC
U This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the shove
enumerated often self afflicted evils may be removed with
out medicine and without dangerous surgical operations
and should be read by every youth and In the land
sent under seal, in plain envelope any address on
the receipt Of six cents, postage Stamps bv al
DIRE sing CHAS- J. Z. KLINE 4 CO.
2Oly 1T BoweTy, New York. P. o. Box 45s6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09

I ARGE BOX STOVES, suitable for Pr,,.... g.
II Meeting Houses. School Rooms &C. Cottage css.;"s
Sled shoes Crates and Doors fr sugar work e.
hsndby ISL A. 5. CLARK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
TEAS! TEAS!

THE subscriber has just bought iarre invoice Of In.
best Teas to be found IN the market Tx thera Tbsx
Will be sold low for these times. GEO n esisIf n,
Bellows Pals Nov Is. lsS2 ss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
M Az Il N *

rhe food and luxury of the age without single fn,t
one tiai VIII convince the skeptca Makes Punrs
oustards Blame Mango &c. without isinghs With
asght addition 10 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
"read and cake itsaso excellent for thickeuine sweet
iothine can compare with It little boiled In milk viii
produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate. tea &C.
Putinp III pound packages. with directions
most delicious article of food for children and nvaiids
Of al ages FOR sale by oroces and Druggists everywhere
Manufactured at GLEN COVE LONG ISLAND.
Wholesale Depot l6s Fulton So
A-lo wM. DURyEA, General Agent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
DIR. LA CROEX,S

Prira Medical Treatise he Physiological Veic Of Mar
rage.
$50 PAan AND $50 EvGKaviSes Price only Is cents
Sent free Of postage to all parts OF the Union On
rnites Of youth and maturity disclosing the secret tol
preston q spirits papitaon OF the heart suicidal imagin
ngs, nvoluut ry imanatios blushngs detective memo
y indigestion and assitude with confessions Of thrilling
interest OF Boarding school Miss college Student and
Young Married Lady Sc &c Ii truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage, who
tain secret doubts 81 their physcal condition. and who
conscious of having hazred the health happiness and
privileges 70 which every human being is entitled.
Young Men who troubled with weakness generally
caused by bad habit in youth the effects of which
ness pains orgeuness sometimes ringing of the ears
weak eyes weakness Of the back lower extTetes con
fusion of ideas loss Of memory with melancholy may be
cured By the Authors New Paris and London Treatment
We have for the greater part Of Ne past devotedou
time in visiting the European Hospitals Awaiting
q the knowledge and researches of the most skilled Phys
clans and Surgeons Europe and the Continent Those
benefit Of the many New and Ecseous Remedies which
enabled introduce into practice, and the pub.
attention being paid to her which has successful
~ distinguished here, Jorc, Ply stefan in peeulj
department Of professional practice for the past twenty
FIVE years.
FREKou FEMALE P1LLs.--Iadcs who wish for Medcind
the efficacy which has been tested In thousands of
and never failed 70 effect specd, cures without any bad
suits will but Br. Deaneys Female Periodics
Pills The only precaution necessary to be observed is
dies should not take them If they have reason TO beel
they in certain situations THE particulars OF which vii
be found on the wrapper accompanying each box though
always safe and healthy, geHt active they.
Price 81 per box They be mailed any part Of the
United States.
To the fadiesNho need confidential medical adviser
with regard any of those interesting complaints to which
their doate organization renders them abe are partieu
larry invited to consult
The ELEcrRoGALvASIc PRoTECTIyE-For married lades|
whose health viii not admit who have dessTe 70 IN
their family may above II IS perfect
~ safe and has been extensively during the last ,ga
years. Price reduced to SO.
- Attendance daily. frem in the mornn Sat II
night aud on Sunday from till,5 Z. ~
Medicines with full directions sent any part Of
United States Cansdas, b patients communicating the
symptoms by letter Business correspondence strictly col
6doneial.
e DIR LIS Office Is still located established under
name ofDB.LA CioIX at No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany D
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
AN ACr oF GRATITUpE.

10000 copies Of Medical book of 81 pages, on Spe1
orrhea for gratuitous circulation. by Sufferer whs
been eneetuay cured Of debility lastude de
son OF spirits drowsiness. pains in The back idy 2
illness, dmneSs Of sight, pimpes, loss Of memory, Sc
snng from early by following the instructions
en- in this book. considers il his duty in gratitude
author and the benefit Of Consumptye and Nerveus y
iecers 20 publish the means used. lie will therefore -
Tree 70 any address on the receipt Of stamps COP
the work containing every Information required A6fs
Box 5is, z. o., Albany, Y, Y. 20-I9h
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09
Marriage Certificates.

~ LERGYAiEN of1en have the interesting germany a
" Marriage 10 PERFORM and Blank Certificates for use or
saca occasions, may be obtained by Supplying
AT THIS OFFICE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-23
The COntrab bands.

The telegram tells that in addition to the colored
troops already organized the banks of the Misss
sppi, there 2O,O 900 in camp awaiting organiza-
ton Upon this subject W. s Post. Chaplain of
the Eighty first Illinois, writes from Memphis April
2Sth to- the Missouri Democrat, saying:
II just up from Gen. Grants army,
Vicksbu z Oar loyal men may know from
me, we'll ms from other soldiers, how the men in
the army pleased wish the policy of the
Administration the vexed 'contruband' question.
can only say the policy announced by Maj. Gen
Thomas at Lake Providence and elsewhere among
the troops, meets with hearty Issponse from our
noble soldiers. Entire unanimity of sentiment and
harmony of feeling seem to prevail. | have never
known the army in such excellent condition, physi-
caily aud morally, at the present time. | have
been appointed agent IN the sanitary business for
the rhiri Divisiou-Alaj Gen John A. Logan's-
and have thus occasion travel much among
soldiers From extensive observation well as in
quiry among them, [ am fully satisfied that disafec
tIon and dscOri are banished from their ranks and
that lofty patriotism and sublime endurance charac
terize men. Unlimited confidence is expressed
in our leaders. Gems. Grant, Mcpherson, Logan and
others. and unbOuEded respect cherished for them.
Since great aud wOndrous revival under the
preaching Of such true and high toned Adju-
Gen Thomas. Gen. Mcpherson and Gen. Logan,
4 great and astonishing change has the
spirit af dreams. The army is a unit in favor of
the policy Of our Administration ready to die for
the grand and glorious in which are engaged
ThsSSecond running Of the blockade at Vicksburg.
and the activity and energy now displayed in Gen.
Grants department are cheering and hopeful signs
Of the final success of arms"
The Hilton Head, South Carolina. correspondent
Of the New York Times, says:
" Drafting all the able bodied negroes into the
army IS being prosecuted vigorously. On Friday
last meeting held Hilton Head, to which the
blacks were invited. crowd came and listened to
addresses from several gentlemen explanatory of the
ooJect OF the Government in ordering draft. The
enthusiasm Of the negroes excited. upon a call
Tor volunteers every able-boded in the audience
stepped forward and asked have his name enrolled.
y this means one hundred recruits for Col Bennetts
obtained. On Hilton Head Island there are 600
blacks capable OF bearing arms, and they are at once
70 be organized into companies-passing half their
time In drilling, and half work in the Quarter
masters Department. The First black regiment
SCoL Higginson's) is doing good service on outpost
duty at Port Royal Ferry. The are in plain
ssht OF the rebels, who express great disgust hav
ing TO contend against their late The
second regiment (Col. Montgomery's) is encamped
near BEAUFORT IL numbers 600 men, who evince
aPtness IN acquiring military knowledge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-23

Bark 80 Comet Capt. Jas. Smith.
"Hnnkce." Capt. John fafy.
One dispatched regularly every
three weeks. or oftener.
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates
All Of vessels have superior accommodations for
Passengers. whom every comfort will be afforded
Through Bills Iadng will Honolulu for merchan-
Boston, the freight being reshpped at San
Francisco. board first class clippers without extra expense
to shippers.
Shippers also at Boston or New YORK; hrough
Bills Ladng freight shipped via San Francisco OF essrs
CIidden Williams Boston Messrs. W L. Coleman Co..
New York Messrs McRuer Merrill Agents for Regular
Dispatch Lire at san Fraocisco S''-S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-23
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Song Of Freedom.


Thoughts suggested hearing Presidents Ennancipatio
Proclamation Of Jan LIST, 1853.
L Yes, swell the song Of Freedom for tonight
Our land has wskeneI 20 its Of right =
What were but things, have become free
Sound forth the song through every and glen.
9 We 1--we to sing tonight and well may;
For God has brought that happy day
The day we've hoped wished long see,
When He should say" Be FREE, Oh :"
g. Wen sing it here: but Southern land
Where long has that suffering, bleeding band
Let the grand in fuller chorus rise,
Bearing, with praise, its burthen to the skies
T. Yes from those bleeding hearts, the song Love
Will rise on wings and join the hymn above,
of praise 70 Him whose loving hand has led
His people from he land W they have bled.
g. - A Happy New Year. Has the shone on
A happier And TITS but just begun
Oh may
The days 0 gloom years ago.
g. 'Tis true. hearts with
Fear not The o spent;
For guides way in life, best
W arepu pure-then God will give rest.
:. Ind o when the New Years light,
May around be peaceful. happy, bright,
nd may when shall cease,
Nations be subject the Prince of Peace.
S.. Oh, God, praise Thee! To choirs high,
These glorious tidings bear,-and they will try
golden harps,-whie Heavens broad arches ring
With hymns o praise the Almighty King.
Oberlin. Jan 2d, 1865 NJ. 4. C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-23
ARIETY.

FASHIONABLE PREAcHISG.-A friend attended
fashionable church in the States. We have since
learned from him that the 50 he that
hath hear. let him hear, which the preacher
rendered, ' he that hath yahs to yah. let him yah.
ELLEN, my Child" said prudish old maid to her
pretty niece, who would curl her hair in beautiful
ringets, " If the Lord intended your hair be curl
ell, he would have curled IL himself
" So he did, aunty. when | was a baby, but he
thinks I am big enough, now, to curl it myself
"Sam. how do yau like that knife sold you last
week 80
50. so It's not very sharp. yet you shaved me
with it 80
The man that was kicked by a saw-horse last week,
obliged to submit to an amputatOn. His
sers leg taken c just above his boots. His case
IL n sad one
RELIGIOUS MUsrc-Let me also suggest in this
connection, the very great Importance of the culti-
y1riOu % religious saosic. Every family should be
trained IN II; every Sunday or common school should
have II as one OF its exercises The Moravians have
it kind Of ordinance of grace for their children
not without reason, for the powers of feeling and
imag nation and the sense of spirtualities, de-
yeloped as much by a training In religious music as
by any other means We complain that chOrs and
organs take the music to themselves in churches
and that nothing left to the people but hear their
un iistinguishable piping which else Join,
follow, or interpret. This must always be the
complaint, till the congregation themselves have
exercise enough in singing TO make the performance
theirs As soon as they able TO throw in
OF sound that are not barbarOus but Christian and
have right enjoyment Of their feeling in it, they
will have the tunes and the style OF the exercise
in their own way, not before. Entering the great
church OF Jesus in Rome, when all the area of
the pavement was covered with the worshppers on
their knees chanting in full voice. led by the organ
their confession OF peLitence and praise to God, 1
impressed, never before. with the essential
submity Of this rite of worship and could not but
wish tina; people were trained a similar exer-
else The more sorrowful is it that in present
defect Of culture, there many voices which
incapable OF the right distinction of sound,
attempt to sing, contribute more the feeling of
woe than Of praIse-ReU. DR.. Bushnell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-11
Sale of Public Lands
LAND OFFICE.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-11
Bound for Canada.

Ii b. reported that Bian BrlI5ary s,rted
last night ior Canada a. soon a. b. beard
thc news Of tle iakin- Of Fo-t sumter ~
addressed very loving letter o. Father
1ayior before b. lcf'. exhorti,g BIN 90 have
a ~atehiai regard over The democrat sheer.
ioid. u also addressed lester a 4
different ciaraeter o. Virgil d. PARIS. in
~h'eh b. accused the latter ofraiainy him.
'i'd that Conv uoah b. elected by 0D.ooo
mhiorI'y. ani that Gilmore. an DaLl-rsa..
sans vcrc a. le.traciive o. ihe drmorraf,
party a. tLey we're o. sumter.
Lkockland Democrat.