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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05
Statements from Patients, SC.

Your Prescription saved my daughters life and has
saved me hundreds Of dollars '-kev. g. HJ9PHEHYs
We bless God for the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription REV p. PKRE6EISE, Bios
Every one to whom have recommended It has bene
fitted much hv its use ''BeV. G. D. JONES. Racine, Wis
BIBLE IeusE AsToR PLACE, N. Yin the early part Of
February 1865, was suffering from violent cough for
which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit lad Night sweats which completely
prostrated In the evening, hoareness would come
which would prevent from speaking above whisper
had then had attacks Of hemoTrhage from the lungs
My family Physician assured that he could do ronore
for me, yet growing rapidly verse, aud had been
compelled to leave business for nearly two months Al my
symptoms Indicated unmistakaby, the presence OF CoN
SUMPTION. In the beginning OF February, Mr.. Henry
Fisher Treasurer the American Bible Society presented
me With bottle of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In
a few days my appetite (which had entirely lost re-
turned within week, my cough had almost len me !
and IN less weeks the Night sweats were brosen
up. Theneefarward regsned strength rapidly and am
regularly attending to my duties as clerk 10 the
| American Bible society, In whose employment have
/ been nine years ] am enjoying good health Your
/ PRESCRIPTION effected CURE. when my friends de-
/ SPARED Of my recovery THUS. D. OoNGEf''
have had Nervous or spasmodic Asthma for eleven
years During the last six years have never had a. un-
interrupted dghts rest 1t often seemed 70 me tnae
would die before could get air into my iungs was
haggaTd and spiritess, suffered so greatly from Snort
ness of BREATH that compelled to take frequent
rests In walking from my residence my place Of business
| The night before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
ECRIPTl0N was the worst ever passed On obtaining
the remedy, took teaspoonfni at noon ana agan ~
night, and slept all night without waking have mol
had broken nights rest since nc
longer look haggaFd have gained in strength and spirits
and am not at all afflicted with 'shortness of breath
shall be glad to have any one afflicted with Asthma cal
EZRA C. LANGDoN, No SSi Fourth 81, n. Y.
The . PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up in
81 bottle and "a sold by Druggists generally or order
may be addressed TO the Sole ProEretor OSCAR u MO
sES Co, q Cortandt Street N Y Consultation IN
Circulars containing Particulars Of many cases successful
Sold Sold, in Bellows. Falls b. O. F. WOODS 2l-ly
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He also produces the very best
A II TIFICIAI ETH
Mel0,ie0nS. MeI0deOnS !
j. -ESTEY.

- - ~ n
CUCCESSOR tc Messrs. EsTEY & GREEN only
~ Manufacturers in this country OF the PERFECT ME
LoDEoS with patent Harmonic Attachment Bass Dsnper
aud Manual sub-Bass.
The world wide renown these MELODE0NS have obtain
ed within the last few evidence Of their
peiiority all others We manufacturing
thirty dieren kinds OF these Instruments and have
Gently added to our former large variety, the
COTT A GE ORGAN,
with without the Harmonic Attachment, and Manual
Sub-Bass This Instrument has equal Of its size for
power and efficiency, and is really the desirable for
Sabbath Schools Churches Lecture Rooms Vesries Pub
lie Halls &C. that be obtained the low price at
which is sold brings II within the Of the most m
and supplies place which It has long been felt in
strumeut peculiarly adapted Its size eompactness
power beauty of tone, and implicitly of
strueton and Of will at recommend
It every as being al That is claimed for it.
E7~ Every Instrument warranted
ED N M rSaI GD sss
From the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand For
Sale, and TO Rent, on the most reasonable terms
~ Address, j EsTEY, Brattleboro,vt IS
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Great German Liver Remedy

rangements of the Liver. aRHdics Acafs, C4r0Hic
Affections Of the Lirr. DgY~psa, Saog CoaRteHGaes,
Sek Hsadaess promptly aud radically cured by Pro-
fessor Van Buskifkis Liver Remedy
Hundreds Of Testimonials might be given from persons
who have been permanently cured after tr other rem
edies without any beneficial elect but ONE TRIAL or
the Liver Remedy IS better proof the afflicted than
volume Of Recommendations.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable aud does not contain
either D Mrehy, Aioss Ga1stogs SctuiDi0ny, OF any
drastic drug.
Sold BY all Druggists Price dollar per bottle Ask
for Professor VAN BusETaE's GREAT GERMAN LIVER
REsIEDY, and take other. One dollar and hiteon
cents, either in stamps currency any Atver
tsed Agen {, 70 the Proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES
CO. q Cortlandt street, New York will ensure bottle o
the medicine by return mail, post paid.
A-ent for Bellows Falls. o. y Woods. 2l-T1
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KR NE.
liGnt TO Females helh Nfr.itd frd Sil gle
PIE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
!. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Eombnation Of ingredients in these Pills Is the re
II long and extensive practice. They mild in
Heration and cannot do harm to the most delicate
IL correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
moving all obstructi0ns, whether from cold or 9TH
etiacbe pain in the side palpitation Of the heart
a nervous sifectious Mysteries fatigue, pain in
and limbs Sc, disturbed sleep, which arise from
rtoB Of nature
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05

The wonderful progress Medical Science during the
pass gears only makes It possible for the conscientious
Physician Declare now that CoNsuNPToH is CERTAIN
IL oURED IaSfrglihesf FeeeT, and
VENTED Small Poz.f Charles E. King, N. d., IL d i,
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DENTYSTRY.
q. yyEEss. ID. ID. s. Dentis,


V'3lV auU haVIueIce, NHIu stFeet,
SPRINGFIELD, VT.
HAVING been in the practice his profession the last
ten years ma recently aYaed himself of the high
est advantages afforded ~ this country perfect himself
In his speciality offers his services all who seek for the
preservation OF the NATURAL TEETH including such
as have exposed pulp (nerye Inflammation liberation
at the 70 t, broken or dScoored crown, &c.
He claims 20 be able 10 teeth by the aid Of medici
nal aud mechanical combined hence the necessity
Of the dentist for thorough medical education united to
mechanical genius. lie esohews specifics and hum
gs' remedies, he does the charetan in the roies
slGn.
He also produces the very best
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
in part full desired gold rubber or pink vul
caue, thus preserving health, beauty the ability
mastitate food.
All dental operations may be rendered painless.
Az operations will be promptly pc formed. An expert
ence associate will render assistance time. Per-
operations continued.
Springfield Peb. 1896
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KINGS
NSU MPTIO N

I'm It's Most Advanced stagesl
for the Radical Cure % ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARRH and all affections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGEs; for General and Special Dvangs1aelts Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all Faciioaai Disorders Of
the Stomach and Bo1celS.
1t iRlsdiasig increases the strength and depeas the
ooio Of the pale blood. It subdnes the Chi and Perer
and dinipishes the ESgtrt0fGsi0a 10 rbecks ne NIGH
SCsats, always 10 from 70 fourteen days, The ape
te az once iarigoratsa, and the patient rapidly gains
flesh the cough and the dbea heafhHg speedily
eved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing the
is1tjopy regular and HHii0ytq, ALI TdE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON.
ISHING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every where
the Physician commonly prrscribes Toncs, Iron Ac-
ds, Bark Quinine, Cod Liver OIL Whiskey. &C. and in
every case by whatever known, in which there
hibitsd any one or more Of the following
SYMP PTOMS.
Diaici on Irregular Breathing, Loss ef Breath Cough
Wasting Of Flesh, BssdiHg trom tho Lungs, Loss of
Strength, Loss Of drps;ie, General Dbtg Ngt Si9eafs,
Epne Pgsss icws4 tas ShQg8sr Chsst Fare o. Lt,bs,
NeyrOs Hen1cae. Pgosfydffog, taddtssS or liz
zinsss rcessite atsss. Throat Drof0SfsSs, zeeg1
essnsss soar Sfotark Heart Burn, Oppression Siak
ing d he Stomach betoye 4eT eatig, Rs1teRt Feg
&C. &C. and ESPECIALLY ia al Female Disorders Uterine
Irregularities such Difficult PaiHf Suppressed, ScaH
~, Ercesses Dslagsd, Premature or too Frequent et-
stfnGtioa,
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pIysfery.

In the beauty of form, or of moral charac-
tir, of the material create n it is that which
is most vailed which is most beautiful. The
mysteries of the heart and Of nature are the
delight Of the intellect, the ul, and the eyes.
1t seems as if the Graz 81 had drawn a shad-
ow over whatever o has made most delicate
and most divine to heighten our aspiration
after it by its secrecy, and to soften its lustre
from our gaze, as He has placed lids over our
eyes to temper the impression of light upon
them, and night over the stars to incite us to
follow and seek them in their airy ocean aud
measure His power and greatness by those
studs of fire which His fingers, as they touch
the vault Of heaven, have stamped on the
armament. Valleys are the mysteries of
landscapes The more we lens to penetrate
them, the more they try to wind, bur and
hide themselves. Mist is to the mountains
what illusion is TO loye---t eevates them.
Mystery hovefs over everything here below
and solemnizes all things to the eyes and
heart. 2 Il na3ap a2
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Trfa Is,

An hour in our life will surely come when
we shall be enabled to say that We have not
had one trial too much, not one that could
have been spared and the heart will become
burdened with the sense of an awful reality,
a perception Of that wonderful fact that the
events of life are ip themselves nothing; that
they are but the body destined to decay yet
that each, however Ftriaing, bears within it
the seed that is to exist for eternity and we
feel that we can yield ourselves passively to
any circumstances, whether happy or unhap-
by; neither wearyipg ourselves with regre is
for the past, nor burdening ourselves with
cares for the future; SO only that the present
moment might add its grain offaith and Holt
ness to the treasure garnered 10 the hand Of
God against the great day of account sa
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Tho Roman Question.

Rome Cor. (Sept. 18TH. Pail Mall Gazette.
According to the present temper of the Va
tiean, the departure Of the Holy Father is
more probable than his continuance at Rome
in the event of the French withdrawing in
December. 1t is persistsntly said that he will
go either to Malta or to England. There is
talk Of the approaching arrival Of Mr.. Glad
stone, and il is thought that this statesman's
visit to Rome is not with relation to the Pope's
departure. The British Government is cred
tied with encouraging the Holy Father in bis
resistance to the cenusels of France, and with
promising him assistance which
need not say, are wholly devoid of founda-
tiou.
Indeed, / have reason to believe that Mr. .
Odo Russell has distinctly told Cardinal AM
tonelli that England will not meddle with The
Roman question. While preparing for the
eventualty of flight, the Pope is also conten1-
plating the possi bility of his being detained a
captive at Rome, and, as a preeaution, has
drawn up q secret bpif,e, edelegating lis full
powers to "a cardinal 0 whom certain reaso rs
prevent my naming at present. Directly the
Holy Father Is taken captive, or deprived of
his "apostolic" liberty, TIE said cardinal will
repair to Vienna and London and there pub
fish the bull, which is now in his possession.
In this document Plus TX, names him as his
alter ego ad tempus, vicar of the Universal
Churchr7that is, Pope adj interim, IL
All Catholic bishops. all priests and all the
faithful are, during the, captivity of the
Sovereign Poutif, TO address themselves 10
this organ of the Pope reduced to silence, and
who WILDE the interpreter of Peter in bonds,
Petrus IN vinetrlisan The resolutionists would
thrs hold klsls
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Farmers Tax.
Mercantile Journal. /

The following decisions have recently been
given by the Commissioner of Internal Reve-
pue at Washington:
First. Farmers will not be required to make
return of produce consumed 10 their own i'm
mediate families.
Second. The farmers profits from sales of
live stock are to be found by deducting from
tire gross. receipts for animals sold the pur-
chase money paid for the same. If animals
have been lost during the year by death or
robbery, the purchase money paid for such an
nsls may be deducted from the gross income
of the farm. 81 e.-s .ts t4t...
Third No deduction can be made by the
farmer for the value of services rendered by
his minor children whether he actually pay
for such services or not If his adult children
work for him and receive compensation for
their labor they are to be regarded as other
hired laborers in determining his income.
Fourth. Money paid for labor, except such
as is used or employed in domestic service, or
10 the production of articles consumed in the
family of the producer may be deducted.
Fifth. No deduction can be allowed in any
case for the cost Of unproductive labor. If
house servants are employed a portion Of the
time in productive labor, such as the making
Of butter and cheese for sale, a proportionate
amount of the wages paid them may be de-
Quoted. e
Sixth. Expenses for ditching and cleaning
new lands are plainly expenses for permanent
improvement, and not deducted. 5ai
Seventh. The whole amount expended for
fertilizers applied during the year to the farm
er's land may be deducted, but DO deduction
is allowed for fertilizers produced on the farm
The cost Of seed purchased for sowing and
planting may be deducted. ~
Eighth. If person sells timber standing, the
profits are to be as eertained by estimating the
value OF the land after the removal of the tim
Der, and from the sum thus obtained deduct
ing the estimated valueyof the land on the first
day of january, 1862, Or on the day of pur-
chase, if purchased since that date.
Ninth. Where no repairs have been m lde
by tax payers upon any building owned by
him during the preceding FIVE years, nothing
can be deducted for repairs made during the
year for which his income is estimated tg
Tenth A farmer should make return of all
his produce sold within the year, but mere
executory contract for a sale is not sale; de-
livery either actual or constructive is essential.
Tho criterion by which 80 Judge whether
sale is complete or not is to determine whether
the vendor still retains in that character
right over the property; If the property were
lost or destroyed, upon which of the parties
In the absence of any other relation betw cen
them than. that Of the vendor and ven dee
would the loss fal9
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Late Discoyeriea.

Some curious discoveries have recently been
made on the site of the ancient British and
Roman capital Of Southern, Britain, and have
been already briefly alluded TO-. The main
street and street running from it have been
laid open. together with two large Roman
houses with tesselated pavements. The walls
which surrounded the capital were three
miles in length The site oi'the amphitheatre
has been found, and an, admission pass ike
the opera bone. passes Of the present day dug
out. Coins connected with. periods anterior
to the birth Of our SavioHr have been found.
A brick has turned up on Which some Roman
lover had cut the words relating to "my lass, +"
or "my GIRL Roman toothpieks, ,'earpieks,
scissors, and other things have been met with.
.Silehester is the property of the Duke Of Well
in ton -seAo 80 d J.. .a.al
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virginia intelligence.

Two negroes, lately mustered out" Of the
U. s. army at New Orleans, passing through
Lynchburg Sunday, remained there long
enough for one of them to get into row with
white man, and when the police attempted
to arrest him his comrade interfered to effect
! rescuror Theresult was thatiu the effect at
rescue, the revolver Of the policeman was
struck by one of the negroes and exploded,
sending ball into one Of the negroes They
were both taken to Jail, and next morning re-
leased, on condition of immediate departure
from the city .A
There is no greater nuisance than these
circuses which are roaming over the South.
They are just another Federal tax. We
know of three of these concerns now travel
ing in the Southern States. Between them
and the United States Tax Collectors, all the
money we have is gobhled up. The FEEDER
icksburg News saws Dan Castelo's show, of
which the pictorial advertisements are SO
grand, is great humbug Our people have
got no money to spend on cileuses--p articu-
larly Northern ones. If Lynchburg should
finally suceumb TO the financial pressure, her
epitaph will b., s"Died OF Circuses and other
Shows. "-Charlottc" Chronicle.
Bishop Doggett presides with ease, grace
and dignity to the delight of all. He brief
ly addressed the Conference at its opening IN
a very appropriate manner. All feel here
that the Church has been blessed in his ele-
walton to the Episcopal Office Louisville
Courier
The Rev Dr. Warning. Of this State, a
missionary Of the B,ptist CHURCH, died sud-
denly in this city Oh yesterday evening. He
was in church day before yesterday Aler.
Gazette.
Mr.. George P. Evans, late of Richmond,
will commence, on tile 1st of November, the
publication ola new paper in Liberty, Bed
ford county, Va, to be called the Citizen.
The Synod Of Virginia Presbyterian) will
meet in the city of Norfolk on the first We'd
nesday in November, 1866, at II p. NJ
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States composed prin-
cipally of Southern church will meet in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on the l5A of No
vember, proximo. "e edi ~.
The Virginia Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will meet
in the city of Norfolk on Wednesday, Nov.
21st, .proximo. ~
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Conscience.

Lord Erskine was distinguished through
life for undergraduates of principle; for his
serppulous adherence to truth. He once ex-
planned the rules of his conduct, which ought
tS be deeply 'engraven. on every heart. He
said: It was FIRST command and counsel of
my earliest youth to do what my conscience
toldme to be duty and to- leave the. con-
sequence to God. shall carry with me the
nsniory, and T trust the practice of this pa,
sernal lesson 70 the grave have hitherto
followed 1t, ard have no reason to complain,
that my obedience to it has been "a temporal
saerlhce;s ] have found it on the contrary.
the road to prosperity and wealth ;aahdI shall
their pursuit %
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FARM FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT.
HAVE six horse FARM for Rent for the
Il year 1867, situated about FIVE miles from the
City Of Norfolk. 1t is well adapted to all kinds
at Trucking. Good buildings, good well of wa
ter, with fine young Apple Orchard, and a wa
ter course running within three hundred yards
ofthe Dwelling.
Also, a Two Hsrse FARM, about six miles
tom the City, for Rent, for the year 1867
7ss Appiyto B. +. HARRISON,
No. 60, Bermuda street, or to
J. MILLER Il BROS, SO Market Square,
sep l8-lm Norfolk, va,
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE.
DERSONS ENGAGED IN HOUSE
i Building will find it greatly to their advan-
tage, to make their purchases of Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Nails, Pulleys, Blind Fastenings, and
every article Of Hardware needed for such pur-
poses, of us. We buy large portion ofour
stock at auction, which enables us to offer goods
much less than regular prices.
Our stock of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery is complete, and worthy the attsn-
ton of close buyers.
e. J. GRIFFITH Il CO.,
No. II East Side Market Square,
jyll Sign of the Paddock
= sepl4-I0t e*
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EN- RESS EU ENIA.
so. 600

u ECEIVING at the new Hardware Store,
W. Commercial Row, near the Ferry, u
English and American Stock Locks, from to
u inches, assorted qualities, also, home, rural,
cottage, eagle, and 'mortice Knob Locks Min
eral and Porcelain door and drawer Knobs pad
chest, and drawer Looks, DC, for sale cheap,
ocs J. G.. WOMBLE Il co. 81
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nol JUST RECEIVED

r Fl E L o T c A NJ 8 E.
A NEW Southern History. of the War of the
IN Contederates, comprising,--A full and au-
late Southern Confederacy-the Campaigns, Bat
ties, Incidents and Adventures of the most gigan-
tic struggle Of the, Worlds history, drawn from
official sources, and approved by the poat diatin-
guishsa c0pfsderats leaders, By Edward a;
"Examiner'' during the war,-with Numerous
splendid Steel Portraits. soall1 s.a b n.ilas4
81! Isfsno.sh no WILSON 4 Wake, be..-
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A. w. MILLS =
NO. IS MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, VA,
$3.50 CHEAP-VERY CHEAP. -
NOT BELOW ORIGINAL COST, YET CHEAP.
The subscriber is now in receipt of his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
A ND every article usually kept In a first class
N CLOTHING HOUSE, selected and manu-
featured expressly for the Virginia and North
Carolina trade, under his own Supervision.
The stock is large, varied, and for excellence of
material, beauty Of
u. STYLE AND FINISH,
cannot be surpassed by any goods in this mar
ket. aae ge<
These Goods, although not sold below cost, will
be furnished to my customers and the public, at
moderate and satisfactory prices. Give me call
and test the truth Of my declarations
A. w. MILLS,
se25-2m '5 No. Is, Main street.
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;rhe Marauis De lBoissy.

This eccentric French nobleUan, member
of the Corps Legislatif, and well known in
English circles, died i'm Paris on the 26th ult
He achieved an unenviable reputation by his
singular conduct during the. sessions of the
Chamber, where he repeatedly delivered
speeches containing matter entirely foreign to
the subject under debate. =
He was married to the Countess Guiccioli,
Byron's mistress, who, however, did not sue
coed in curing him Of his eccentricities., During
Mr.. Stephens's (Fenian) gsojourn in Paris
the COL. R. was the guest of ths Marquis,
who entertained him in grand style -3a
f la probably rise il. the price Of lime The
Cincinnati Gazette has commenced white
washing Gen. Butler. 6fso
General Beaufegardi is inc Baltimore the
guest f. r Hutchins, Esq: He will come
sOuthia afsw days .oz ef3oo
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GEO ROE w. VAL

And Proprietor of the
PATENT EXPANSION FERRULES
For repairing Tubes to Steam Boilers.
No. 50, Vide Water Street, nect Door to the q a,
Book Establishment.
Every tool known to the,Trade, and all the APP
planes for executing and expediting work an
bt found in this establishment
The EXPANSION FEKRULE is something
new, is just the thing that has long been needed,
and is guaranteed to stop the leaks in Tubes
Persons wanting Steamboat or other Boilers
made sr repaired will consult their best interests
oy giylng me CALL sep12-ly