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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-10

ID EAL ESTATE AT AUGTlDN.-U nde.
keli and Others, to The undersigned, rs trustee,
dated the first lay of September, 1915, which i
duly OF record in the Clerks Office IF the Coun.
ty Court Of Alexandria County, Va, hal.
proceed, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF Juno,
1866, at y O. clock, M. to offer at public sale,
LOT OF GROUND. in the City Of Ale1andrcs
nth the buildings end Improvements thereor
situated on the north side Of King street, to tn
cas-, ward of Water street, and now occupied bJ
John H Monroe-the boundaries Of which ;-il
ground will be more particularly mentioned o.
the time and place Q! sale, with the right y
ing the said on the north 80 appurtensnt thereto
Terms If Sale Cash. ConyeyancinG III
stamps at cost of purchaser
FRANCIS l.. SMITE,
on l-Io,,te Tructr,
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AUCTION SALES.
~ JcHa 2. pAnaoTr, Aucr1ouEEa.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Un author.
" sity of a-decres Of the County Court Of Alex..
anasia county, Va, rendered at the Maron
term 1864, in the sui. of Seat d rs Rodgers, ct.
al, the Undersigned commissioners under saia
decree will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
at public auction, on Saturday,, 18th inss:,
al n on, on the premises, the following dtsir-
able rea! tate. viz: A Lot Of Ground at tho
Ne, corner of Washington q, d Franklin sts.-
fronting twelve feet on Washington stree, anu
running back seventy feet als, another Lot OF
Ground of the same dimensions, adjoining the
last named Lot on the North-the whole form.
ing he most valuable corner lot ia that secto,:
of Alexand Ia yI. Ea
Likewise one undivided moety Of lot O.
ground situated on the North side of Franklin
street eighty six feet East Washington at eet
and fronting on Franklin street sixteen feet
and running Lack sixty feet-this lot being inn
Prov d by frame dwelling ~
TERMS OF SALE: One-thi.d of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash. and the residue
in two equal instalment>, mt 6 and IL months,
with interest, the deferred payments 10 be evi.
denced by the bonds Of the purchas rs, till theii
payment, and the property to DO resold g. the
risk OF the purchaser default in complying
with the terms OF sale, or in the payment of the
whole or any part Of he purchase money. Cons
veyancing and STAN ps at purchasers cost. ~
s: +. BEA, 81 Comm.r..
nv 0-oo5t & = MINER SoO1'A -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-10

EOHN OGDEN,
DEALER ~
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
No Ji9 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR pE2-'. ~.
WASHlNGTON, 7. C.
Water Coolers. Kefrigerat Is Table Cutler
Silver Plated Ware, Urns Cha6ng Dishes
Toilet Sets, Gas Stoves. Hnuscfurnishing Haze
ware Wooden Ware, Door n It's, Sc. [my 3-3uG
DO ~TPU \ EN- ENT OF SALE.-The sale O.
/ DRY GOODS, advertised by me to- ts:'s
place on THURSDAY, 10th inst, will be deierre>
for Il short time. In the meantime will co...
tinue TO SELL OFF AT COST, and offer crest
bargains to purchasers. ala. ~
gt.- Due ,lice will be given of the $i'..E
when they will be positively closed out Ct ~"
ton j. f. JOHNSEN.
my TT u, kln1 stree
N5cEWAN'S GENUINE SCOTCH Al.H
This celebrated Ale is used at Delmonico:s &c
ether first class Res "ulants in New l'r!:. j.
is confidently recommended to al desir:n,,
cenuie and very superior scotch alo.
a fresh lot Just received and for sale by. g
80 GEO Z. WHITE;
ap 2S-4w t.1 50 and al Came ION streC..
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lNIiRIN Z L 1ST.
PORT OF ALENANDkIA-MAI 10.

g2sr Those indebted TO the late DIR. j. PoR-
TER, and those to whom ne is indebted, will
please come forward and make settlement at
once. CAROLINE G. PORTER.
Miss O'Ncale's Boarding House on Fairfax st.
nv loft
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= TEN VALUABLE HOUSES TrR
E=I=s SA Ell offer for sale ten desirable houses
and lets adjoining each other, stu tied on the
east side Of Washington ST. G It. immediately
north Of the Cotton Factory, in the black known
as Scouts Row" Price and terms made
known upon application Jl
w G. YEATON, Attorney for owner.
ap 27-tf Otfice--No719 orth st. ASaph st.
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By JOHN e. PARRoTT, AUcTioEEER.

$50 REWARD.
EJORSE STOLEN stolen from the
Ii stable on the Hampton farm, about 8
miles from Alexandria, on tie Leesbure Turn
pike, on Tuesday night, May Sth, 1856, a
BLACK MARE, in good order, about five yrs.
old, il! hands high, with small white spot on
her nose, and another on her right flank.
Inc above reward will be paid for the arrest Of
the thief, and the return Of the mare.
my J-eolwi* JOHN GILLIAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-10

OBlCCO.-lcn choice brands Tobacco, fol
= sale low for Cash BY
M 3-2w GEO. WASHINGTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
IMPORTANT 70 THE AZ
DIR. DOW

CONTINUES TO he consulted at Ils
~ and 0 Endicqtt Street, Boston. On II mn m
PRIVATE OR DELICATE 49, ,il..ss
BY a long course ofstudy and practi.e4Ai s ,is
limited extent DIR. d. has now tAe gTstlhe1.,y ~
the unfartaaate with remedies that nav
first introduced them, failed to cure tne NV
ses Of commits.
GoNoKRHUk and slfh4a.', 4
Beneath bis treatment, al the horrors n ~ m
pure blood, ImpDtency, serofuia, 6onetls ~
and distress IN the regions Of rrnrrsaiis.Ht -.
she Bladder and Kidneys, Ilydroeels, 800 $50
frightful swelhngs and the long tram g ~ s
attending this elias Of diseases, are -
harmless as the simplest silings o. .gI
SEMINAL " EAksise =. b.
DR.. D. devotss great part Of Dis ~ l.its-t =
of thess eases caused by secret anu 800.
rufus the body and mind onliting the ~ y. IL 2
mai for business or society. Ssnse Of ~ 100
choly effects produced BY early han.ls = ~, ~
ness Of tbs Baciz ard Limbs, Dizziness -. VI
of sight. Palpitation Of the heart Dysissam gse
arrangement of the digestive tunetiohss's III n
Sumption, Sc. The isariul siiects OF ~ eti5sE
be dreaded loss 81 memory. eonihsigli -. =
of shirts evil sprehedings. aversion O., - -
timidIes. Sc are among the evils Piou... rsg.5
should. before contemplating Aatfiiiytl, to :
can of experience. and be ss once fsSs'
happiness. -, nv psf =
Patients who wish to remain under - ~ -
lew DAYS or weeks, ril be iurnisls1
and charges for board moderate M.us,'. % v
ofthe country, with full directions y. f5.s.s
aerintiou Of yourcases Dr. Dow mas y. 80 90
Capottss. warranted the best pfe'sA''' y
THREE fer 81. and 4 red stamp -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
VT. Central & Sullivan Raj
DINNER ARRANGEMENT. Con

~ Monday, May IL, 1866.
Nal Train leaves Kouse's Point at 80 An.
passengers iron Ogdensburgh Railroad, and I'd
bellows Falls, with trains for Boston, Wefoes e.
hcld, and arrives at New York at l0A5 7. "
Night express leaves 0gdensbHFg at II 81 =
al at 20 y. m, Rouse Point Al 90 p, m s. \
4-45 p. m, arriving at Boston at ~ q, NJ o1s
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Bailroaa foi Bastaa q
eester and,vith Vt. Valley RailFosd f5r sgfrIl
and arriving in Mes York a. II. 30 p. a.
TRAINS GOING NORTH Asa Egs!
Leave Bellows Fails at II IS a. 81. gsgsu. bid
Mail Train leaves Boston via Iswa1. q Nj
Lawrence snd Fitcis5urg at : 81 a. M, sgsaAis
q. m, for Darlington, ST. AIhans, Monte ~
hurgh.
The train leaving Boston via Fitehhufg 4
and Springfield at IS a. M, cnnuset at WhYaE
ton with the Day Express train,
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1913
eciTing passengers from Vermont Valley B4ilHs
New York at u. rs 7 NJ, and from chesbls
leaving Boston 1T 30 4. NJ, connecting at "
Junction with train tesying Boston a 99p q
iingion, Bouse's Point Montreal aud 0gdea3,
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the Wg,i
Sleeping cars ars attached TO night trains
Through tickets for chicago az a the West h'
! principal stations. q. NHRRIL
St. Adams, Vt, May sss, $500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

rne saet c,ow--n lily Cut Hay.

VS. aeiiee I'd our exchanges an account
NJ atsmasl4ble yield Of butter from
Vermont cow Taking in consideration
ll.a, ths arimal received no grain, and was
fsd Aothlng bot grass and hay, her record
Is worthy q place beside the celebrated
oakss cow. The Cakes COW, it will be
rtnssnbereu roduced 480 pounds Of but
Ter. besides sorkling her calf five weeks,
aud ~ 'e'Weea the 9th Of April and the
gsls 4 Sept nber. She received, how
esets in addition TO her full allowance of
graaF, 8 baahs Of corn meal per week, and
NIL bet own ri TX skinned. The Vermont
COW, upon ass and hay alone, has pro-
aocea Gr'itg he past year, 504 pounds
q butter and the following is her record
~ Rivsn rs Aer owner, Mr.. A. Scott, Of
Craftsbdry. We:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
Banett,s Vegetable Hair Restorative.

THIS comparatively new Preparation for the Hair is
creating sensation among the friends of those who
have had their gray hair restored to its youthful color
those whose bald heads have been covered with lux
urian growth of hair 1t changes and improves their
looks that intimate acquaintance scarcely recognize each
other 1t stops the falling of the hair, makes it grow
bald heads and has restored gray hair to its original
color IN lew days IL viii cure heaa acne anu REMOVE
humors from the scalp andis free from all poisonous or
injurious compounds.
The strongest testimonials from persons well known in
Manchester, N H. all call IT the best Article for the hair
they have known.
Talk is thing, but proof is another. We believe
BARRETT's VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE to be
perfect for the purposes for which 1t designed, and
give below proof from at least person well known in
Bellows Falls and vicinity All ask is fair trial or
conference with those who have tried it.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr.. Foreman he Daily Mirror JOB Room
have been using Barrets Hair Restorative and think
it the best preparation restoring gray hair to its
RAJ color befre the public dressing for the hair
il is superior article render ng it soft glossy,
keeping the scalp free from dandrud cheerfully
recommend il all who need of such prepare
ton, believing Il will perform all its proPretors claim
Manchester, March, 1866 GEO A. GRAVES
My hair on the top Of my head fifteen years
ago and II has been entirely since that time 10
August last, when was advised to try Barrets legeta-
BILE Hair Res ortye To my great surprise and that Of
the household hair mad It's on the bald place
and i is from three to four inches long and growing
rapidly would say to al. having bald heads-Go and
February 1865 Near Massabesc Lake Manchester, II.
MR. J. r. DkRRETT pear Sif-I have been using since
last March your Hair Restorative. notwithstanding
have used it rre0lary, il has improved Il very much
also started gruwth Of hair. three inches
long and Il comes out the natural color Ny hair was
quite gray before. IL give the hair soft aud
glossy appearance have tried several articles manuse
tur~d Cor tn, hair, but good my hair y r.,
Barrett's Hair Restorative. DELLA G. DAVIS,
Nattrass Manuf- Mech. Row. aneheser n H. ls66.
For sale at the drug where circulars be b
tanned 70 prove what have intmated above. Sold in
Bellows Fails by johnson & Babbitt.
J. H. BARRETT CO..
VI. 5. BURR & co boston, Naachester n II.
IL Genl Agents Proprietor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
Railroads
Rutland d Burlington y

n n andmter monday May. 18th, ys8 n
Ouu as follows;
MOVING SOUTH AND rAa.
Leave burlington at 10 90 A. NJ, 24sRNi.I
1000 Y. Nj. T@l
Ars,v.at kqtland, at i2.aereM., 5aRySI
IL. i5A. NJ, "a
AM.
Arri !. At Bellows Falls at as P, NJ. abt&;sI
Leave Bellows Falls, at24Op.M 75AN al
Arrive at Brattleboro, at 3-aO =, NJ. }60A.M M
MOVING NORTH AyD WEST
Iease Brattleboro. at 10 80 A. NJ Z00pN
Arrive at Bellows Falls, et II 20 IN, s@Pr
Leave Bellows Falls at ll.a0 IN, lo.0bpN
Arrive at Rutland at 2 90, y, A, 1886
Leave Rutland at $40 A. " 205 pm. CO. !
A. NJ.
Arrive at burlington ast2o A.MArpM,.l
TRAINS coNsEoT AS FOLLOWS.
At Darlington with v.rnont Central ssav,
Railroads for Montpalisr, st. Adams Rop,s, y u
treal, ogdensburgh ahd the West At K,tll.tl
for Troy Albany rrt New York, sarNior, a.. ssi
nactad5 and the West. At Bellows Falls NJ, =
Cheshire Railroad for Fitehburg, worre.tes,' ~ Y
Boston. With Vermont Valley railroad ~ "
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven apd w w,
with sullivan Railroad for Windsor, Nli,a es.
Wells River, 81. Johnsbury, Barton. Isl,
| White Mountains.
| Sleeping Cars run on night trains betwe,,, -.
trcal. and between Boz ton and Borlipg.on ''iel
Passengers for the West will fps tbies.t.
and expeditions route. q
For tickets and all necessary lniorna,ion
| Offices on the line. GRO. A. NEgPfB =
Rutland, Vt, May 18th, 1854 y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
EARLY CUT HAY.

But another important point from which
the high results named have been reached,
is in securing the hay in manner that
large per centage Of the nutritive matter
is retained. Haying is begun about the
9Th of June, and finished, if possible, by
the 25th. Another crop is Gu: the last Of
August, and in some places third crop
in September, and he well remarks that
instead Of commencing haying about the
4th Of July and finishing in August or
Z September. AS has been the practice from
time immemorial, all the grass ought 10 be
cut and in the barn by July.
Here. then, after all, is the main part
Of the secret of Mr.. SCOTS success. II is
in making the hay so that it shall be equal
in putritive value, or nearly SO, to the
fresh grass Of pastures.
There can scarcely be doubt but that
immense losses are sustained by our best
farmers in this matter Of harvesting the
hay crop. We do not commence harvest
ing early enough, but wait until much of
the nut,itiye value of the grass has been
wasted and used TO form woody fibre, IN
der the impression that we are getting more
bulk, and therefore, more available food.
- Utica Herald.
At a late discussion of the Little Falls,
NY. Farmers Club, the above statement
was alluded to by several members. The
following remarks by one of the dairymen
of this famous dairy section will be interest
ing in connection with the foregoing article I:
Mr.. Lewis said the views of Mr.. Scott,
as 10 the value Of early cut grass conform
ed with his own. He had demonstrated
from actual experiment that such hay was
in every way better for mich cows than
hay as ordinarily harvested, and an addi-
tional feed Of meal. Indian meal was bad
IL its effects. He had formerly fed it, and
its use had always given more or less
trouble with stock. 1t was fruitful
source Of garget and other infiammatory
diseases. Since he had abandoned the
use of grain and depended upon hay made
from early cut grass, nicely cured, his cat
tie had escaped the various troubles TO
which they were subject on the other
course Of treatment, and their condition
As 10 flesh was all that could be desired.
He though, farmers in time void come
10 see the advantages Of securing hay Of
this character, since il Appropriated very
rearly to grass in pastures, and contained
al, The elements for the development Of
milk, fesll and muscle in connection with
high degree Of health
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
II3I:l;yH:lXIiIl!la

For against Moths In Clothing It's advantages Eli
cheney Economy, mparts sweet Oior to the othes and
to last through twelve months The hest thing Ev
cry druggist has it. HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
Cheyalier,s Life For The Hair.

win Restore Gray Hair its Original Color Strengthen
and Promote the growth of the weakest hair step its fall
ing out; keep the head clean. cool and healthy; be
used freely contains nothing injurious; unparalleled
HAIR-DREsSING; and is recommended and usei by
best Physicians assure you. Ladies' and Gentlemen,
1t Is all you require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists
and az my office, No. 1i2S broadway, N. Y SARAH A.
CHEyALIER, NJ d. At Wholesale ia Boston. by 6eo O..
Goodwin Co, Weeks Potter, NJ. s Burr Co, Carter
Wiley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

ITO CONsUMPTIVES.-Yo win get the recipe
Il for a Coughs. Colds, Consumption. and
all lung mpaints by sending to D. ADES No ISL Per
st.N,Y. He sends Il free Write for It. 1t has cured
thousands
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
Mnnhood, bow Lost, how Res

-. Just published, new edition g W.
n 81. WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY a. 4
~ cure without medicinel Of sPtrma'oio I,
Wfr inal Weakness, Involuntary eemlih 4
potency. Mental aud Physical lncapaci,t,s. lHt I.
Marriage, etc, also, Consumption, EPILEPSY -
duced hy sef-indulgenre or sexual extiaeasalt
no Price, in sealed envelope, only : =, seq.
The celebrated author in this adaiiiasF =.
demonstrates, from thirty years seeeessiu.
the alarming consequences Of seiiaoure asy MI
cured without the dangerous use Of lntlla -'r5.
the application ofthe knife-poisting oa's
at once simple, certain, and eAeetuaI Y nj,
eyeTy sufferer, no matter hat his oonal1Hsl =. -
cure himself cheaply privately and ratif"tl 10.
L. This Lecture should be in the hah's ~
and every man N the land. u7i
Sent, under seal, Ia a plain enYeioRsi Y. -.
post paid, on receipt ogsix eeats, Or We "a
dress the publisher GilAs. ). e Ma oa,., 4
25lyl i2T Bowery, New York fost Vn''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

getsl fsg NE yasS, bo4 pounds s234 GO
This COW Is described by her owner as
Of good size, and Of native breed, and
Nhen purehass I'd, four years ago, was con-
siaesed very ordinary COW. The Cakes
osw Nas slso of native breed.
The Vermont COW came in milk on the
i5t1 u December, aud on the 18th, Mr..
Scott says re commenced setting her
milk. Tie iirst nine days she made 23
ponrls butter, and in twenty-six days
she had alied tub of fifty-two pounds
80 ihe detailed statement which Mr.. S.
gives b reierence to the feed and manage
raat o. abs cow, we find considerable diff
ference from ne usual practice, and in
deed fro'n he commonly received opinion
IL farmers ~ this question. He believes
as much batter can be made in the barn
III having he COW come in in winter, and
iea upon Ray as in summer, upon grass,
ana he rsnas kable results obtained seem
to pEpve u lie does not believe in feed
ing aea1 g lows, and has not fed any for
ths iast Eve years. He remarks: I" If !
h@a ,ood as one ! spoiled with
neal iea years ago, think, with my
present ueatmsnt, she would make about
shree pounds y butter day, instead Of.
two and balf, as the COW alluded to
abegs has jone." The management of
hla stock IL az follows /" The COWS are
ed 81 aa5 q se times day, no more nor
less ars HAtared morning and evening,
SOD aaa aat Jack into the stall, and kept
theia nighs Ell day during the winter
Iisa amoav4 IF hay fed to this COW did
not vary pound from twenty-five pounds
a day; smaller cows take above twenty
pounds. The hay that cattle eat does
them little good until they raise it up and
! cqew i over in the cud; then it goes to
form milk or flesh as the case may be. If
the animals have comfortable place to
lie down in, they commence chewing ii
over as soon as they get their meals eaten,
and when twelve o'clock comes, they are
ready for their meal again, and SO on I'M
til evening. There should always be reg
ularity in feeding and watering"
He describes his barn as doube-board-
ed outside and in, with double windows,
and SO ventilated that the temperature
may be controlled at plasure, oven in the
coolest weather. 1t is thrown open all
around or shut up, just as the weather
happens to be, and is kept below freezing
point.
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Portfolios, Backgammon Boards

DIcTURB BOOKS, WALLETS, DIARIES Ct various
Il pEirrs, TOY WAGONS. CRADLES, HORSES. DOGS
cars, SS.-ana 1000 Other thinxs.-offsrrsi at
- OF. WOoDSss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

Splendid Sleeping Cars 10 and from psslo, ~.
Burlington. Sc '"3
MOVING EAST
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave BELOW, BAN, 80,
Keene, mt Al A. NJ ArEiNngst Ftebbls, = ~
at Boston, S25 A. N. ACC0NgoDGTiNS a "
leave Bellows FAILS, at 5000 T., Ks,ss :, i gs
Arriving At fiiehsurg, n55 n. At Bosaa 81
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows falls Ntlg -
at 3.3I NJ. Arriving at fltchburg 5lS3 d. NM
! 30P.1
| MOVING WEST.
| MAILTRAIN will leave Boston, at i@AY
burg, 9,l5 4. NJ, Keene, at 1919 Ak; hrifT5
| lows Falls, II 40 o. NJ ACCoMAOD ALTON MN
( leave Boston, Mt I 90 a. N, fitehburg l&fR
at 8 S7P.s Arriving 81 bellows Pals 4tlg |
PRESS TRAIN viii leave boston, at 8 9OP M
at 20 P. NJ, keene, 70 Pm, Arriving st ss.,U
| 9.57 Pm.
The down aud up Express trains Stop !. Ia
winehsndon, and VIII stop at Fitzwiliam, N
mereland, or WAlpOle, to take or leave pass,ngs
from other Roads. Up mail train will not n,
fitehbuTg, South Kerne or Cold River, and MI
| at North Ashburnhsn or East Westmortlana L II
leave PASSENGERS to II from other roads
7Yaias Connect as foaors.
Up Trains at Bellows Fall with Rutland aal B
Railroad, for Rutlshd, Burlington Moutreal, 0sl4
/ Albany, Troy, Sarltags Springs Scteneetady sas
No change of cafs between Boston and Rutasl
| train, or to BarinEton by express or mail Pass
tDe llul a, 3if tram tfNiil boston. lodge a. hz
proceed next morning 10 Burlington, TROY q
Schenectady, sc. The night express, With sIas!
through 20 Darlington, sehencctaday, M0atrs 1.
Also. with Sullivan and W Central RSilE&st
scr, White River Junction, Burlington, 0stl
Montreal, 81 Johnshury. Sc, via. Vermont lGa
sumpsic, and Vermont & Canada Roads, Ne ]
Express trains make direct connection VIA Ys1a
trail Railroad for all points North, the lat ,u2I
ming dirset through ta Windsor, " Z. 1ubela
Point and Montreal, Sc BY night train ever VI
Railreai. Accommodation train runs to v. n
Mail train connects 81 W. X. junction with Elia
arriving at st. Adams a. $50 2. NJ, RoBssis h1
NJ. making direct connections ier Montreal, 0zita
DsacH Tra5as coaaea a f'deh5wg
With Trasns 81 kitehbnrg & Worcester hnilsos.
oester, Norwich, Providence and Rew YsFs UiiY
And at Groton Junction with trains Of WoGtsst'
ia Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and With
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, Sc
L X STEWART. Sapst
superintendent oflee. Keene, y. H., Dee 70.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP With b. r. BABBITT'S
vi Pure Concentrated Potash Ready Soap Maker.
Double the strength of Potash, and superior TO
any aponifer I've in the market Put in of
two three, six and twelve pounds with directions Eng
fish, and German, for making Hard and Soft Soap. One
pound will make fifteen gallons of Soft Soap No lime il
required. Consumers will this the cheapest Potash
market. b. T. BABBITT.
g. Co &C, g., Gs g. 20 ~ IS Washington St N Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
HIGHLY lllP0RTAEI
CERTAIN CURE IN ALI ca
OR NO CHARGES MADE

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