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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

MASONIC FEMALE COLLAGE We take yi.aeur-
tn call ng til" attention Of our readers to The
announcement Of the resumption of cxcreis"s
a. this well known Institution on the Il,
Wednesday of February next under the presi
dency Of the Rev. T. T.. Wnnnamak-r late of
the CO'umbia Female College, ASSISTED Iy an
ubie corr of lnslructors The Institution las
always mniniaine.i very high character, and
rank+d amo"g tie FIRST in tie la,.d &i,nalr.,
IN healthy i"eau"". and in the miis. of an
Intelligent Community, it presents advantages
which are unsurpassed anywhere. We com.
Hcnd it to ,h. patronage Of the public
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

'uE s'fvlc"s of tho Rev T. r. WAN.
H. NAMAkEk. late of the M-,h"Li., F..
male College, Crlunih;a. = &, hav- been 3. cur
ei ns President of the College. H.. VII b. -.
sisted 'y An mile ana competent corps nt H..
sirn:'"rs i" every drra, ,m-nt. Til. s,aula, /
shall be ns high j. any in the Stale.
A satisfactory completion Of the VIII le Col
lrs!aie C"urs. will be Required h. fure a Di
r'"'na Ia conferred. Special attention will b.
paid I" Compositions
There will he II" difficulty in securing good
Board at rrne"iiahlc rates.
For farther inf":muti"n apply to
+. r. GARY,
Secretary Of the Board of Trust ces.
jan. 5, 1865. 80 1t
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- $50 edssrtissme Of GA. yisnpska.
$ ~ eass Nilitsks P1sss 90 Tuesday next.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

EnIi"Es 1EES-.-.!'., rn,.ul,ic- MILTON
]. HiE'''l>ON .sS Il chudid.ie Tor -hrr:ii ~
lhr reAl s;"cii"n MANY .'rif >us
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

sB- W. authorized To announce Mr. ROBr
ri. WAElN.AW n r" 'irl nt- for ,h" s.cc ,r
Ofd"trI IT Ah'"v'li.. District. at ihn .n-uiay
"!"s''.n, To I've h-!d i.,r 2 Mo;I,y in Jam
a"t'v n.x'.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

cB- We nre authorized 20 unrounce DA-
FlD CRAWFORD candidate for Tax Col.
lect"r AT the ensuing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

c:fs- We are authorized 10 aunuunr. WILL
LIAM i;jLL IL candninir for rc-e'cctipn Tor
Ordinary of Ahberiile District, at the mex,
election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
Railroads
Rutland q Burlington ana ;,
mont Valley Ra, lroaau VI

AHa
and after Monday, july Oh -.
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave cav 60 burlington atloooA,M., ll5pT
AI q 81 Rutland at isaeP NJ, 4As pm o.,
Leave Rutland at i2ioP.M.5wP.Msm' "a
AT scs 4 n bellows Fal''at2a5 NJ ssp.n.,
Leave Bellows Palls, ~ 24Op,N
Arrive 1T bse1tlebogo, At SsO p NJ. AK, v, S&l
MOVING NORTH Ann M ~ VI
Leave BrattleborO, at l08A.N
Arrive at Bellows Fails AZ n a0R ,0NPe
Leave bellows Falls At ll.4oA M.5Mn,, va
arrive az hstland at 2 %, Pm sl0p aGR
A, NJ. -Vo N, T. 10 ~
$50 A. M. "'5Ao ?, " GA,
TRAINS CONNECT AS FoiIows
A. Burlington with Vermont Cent,
, 1s,oSas Tor MontFslier, 81 Albans ga VI ca
Teal ogdsnsbuTgh and the West A. U lN,' Point h
lor troy, Albany end New York StN'Nnl, Wtb d,
nsctady aud the West Al BELOW. t.H SPIN. \
oheshlre hailroad for Fitehburg NJ, lls WITH TIM.
boston. with Vermont Valley Kaiyo.J r losrl
epslhghei1, Hartford New Haven nni ~ baitsll
vt MIN, salvan Railroad for Windsor. Wbi,o g lon
Wells River. St Johnsbury. NrTnor, ''.'e 70 M1,gJsa
White Mountains 'V'Ft ilttletOn An.
Sleeping Cars run on Hjght trains bst,...,
tesifand between b. ton and BurlIp,t,' 10y aliN,
fsassehg9rs For the West viii sp3 tb5s-,
and expeditions route 'u's cheap b+sg,
sor Tickets aud all necessary inforrpa ion
Rutland ", May 18th, 1854. " -''''''-- isgt
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A ROMANTIC SoENE.-The scene was
enacted at Berlin on the morning Of the
entrance of the victorious troops, on their
return from the campaign in Bohemia. A
young and distinguished officer of the
Cuirassiers, who had received cut of a
sabre from an Austrian Uhlan, was pay
ing visit to his .fancee, young lady at
tached to the Queens household. Her
lover entered her salon in his full uniform,
and wearing his hemIet, but on taking
seat near his lady-love he took off his he'll
met and put il on a small table in front OF
the fire; as, Notwithstanding all the en-
thusiasm Of the population, the day was
excessively cold. By some sudden move
ment, however, the young officer upset the
table, and the helmet rolled into the fire.
There was scream, and an exclamation
OF horror. The scream was, of course,
feminine; the expression of dismay, how
ever, was masculine, caused by seeing the
horsetail Of the helmet catce fire and burn
away in an instant. To join his regiment
and pass the King wearing a singed he'll
met and one guiltless of horse tail was III
tuerly impossible, and still less was it pos-
sible to absent himself en- such a day.
Ore exasperating fact was that the helmet
was burnt behind; the wits among the
crowd wound therefore imagine that he
had received shot while flying from the
en- my. Needless to remark, that every
shop in the city of Berlin was closed.
Suddenly Romeoe's fair Juliet started,
seized pair of sissors, and, in fewer Sec
onds than it takes me to write, cut off the
whole of her magnificent chevelure doree
and with marvellous ingenuity fastened ii
to the scorched helmet. Thus, Graz
von--rode at the head Of his squadron
OF Cuirassiers with flowing trophy O
love and devotion such as one would have
thought Roman woman of old alon,
would have parted with; but this deed wa
done by fair Prussian, and in the mids
OF the prosaic nineteenth century.
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mp ORTANT no THE AFF-lI
DIR. DOW

/ CONTINUES TO he consulted at his ofo {
~ I and Endieott Street Boston, on 81 ds VA,
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE NAIlth q
BY long course ofstudy and practical eAltlt -
limited eItent,Dr D. has now the gratihcanoho r
the unfortunate with remedies that have ns'a
first introduced them, failed TO cure the mes'a"-
ses of
G0NoRRHgA and sYPHills' l.f
Beneath his sstment, All the horrors o. 'ehg.
pure blood, Impoteuey Scrufula, Gonorrhea y. y
and distress in the regions of procreation lHl n
she Bladder and Kidneys. IL dr0eele, Abctss -
attending this elaTs Of diseases, are uae " ~
harmless as the simplest ailings Of einl1
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. =. -
DIR. d. deyet.s grsat rart Of his time to me +
OF those cases caused by secret and solitaI =
rufus the body and mind uniting the uni'i Bi =
nal for business or soeiety. Some Of me ~ - q
choly effects produced by early habits o. II ~,
ness of the Back aud Limbs, Dizziness 81 ~ 'N-r
of sight, Palpitation Of the heart DysIe '.tsra ~
arrangement Of the digestive functions ~ IL. ~
sumption sc. The fearful Effects on the ~ lsFrs
be dreaded loss Of memory, eoufnsoh ~ - s4flis-
Of spirits evil fo-eboangs. aversion o. srh ~
tmidies, Sc, are among the evils prodnoeu 70 r
should, before contemplating atriilo "a u tsai
can of experience, and be at once Tesloi
happiness. r,-'. tria
Patients who wish to remain under Ut i,-1ls,s,-ir
a few DAYS or weeks. will be furnished 70 81
and charges for board moderate. Medisilt - rfrf1f
ofthe country. With full directions i9I ibs -
acription Of year cases. DR.. Dow ha' az I'd q .
Capottes. warranted the best prereaia'''' 1871
Three fer 81. and rel stamp.
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va. Central q snllivan RalIra
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT,-Coun
y Monday, May IA. ls85.

SUMhER ARRANGEMENT. COINS
- Monday, Mhy IA, ls65.
Nal Train leaves Eouse's Point at 4 % A n y
passengers lom Ogden-burgh railroad aud eua
Bellows Falls, with trains for Boston. woruss En- :
hald, aha arrives at New York 40 10 45P NJ
Night express leaves Ogdenshurg At II &la n Il
al at = ~ , N, Rouse Point az 2 a D. 3D. s. ID
/ 40 p M, arriving at Boston at 80 = n saru(
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for BasqB s'
eester and. with Vt Valley Railroad for ssrfrSsI
and striving IN New Yor, a { Il. so p 90.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at II As A. M. 3 50 r. To- l0a
Mail Train leaves Boston via LoNeH. at NI1s
Lawren~ and FitehbuTg at 40 a. "a, sprinsrfl
a. m; for Darlington, St Adams, Montreal srd g
The train leaving Fostou via Fitchburg az
ana Springfield at I.45 a. m. connect st White Rive
ton with the Day Express train.
Night ENpFess leaves Bellows Pals a. 1919
ctiVing Passengers from Vermont Valley &3ilroai
New York as LIE P. VI and ir.,m Cheshire ia
leaving boston az 8 50 p NJ connecting at White
junction with train leaving Boston at a0p 10 70
hngton, Rouse's Point Montreal and ordensbur,l
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West
elsepmg ears ere attached to night trains
Through tickets for chicago aud the VI est for sa
principal stations q. NFRRIIl.
"a. Albans, Vt, May sst 1866 =
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Brndley's Celebrated Patent
D u PL Elk ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
- Ia H II

THE WosDERFUL FLExIBILIrY and great COMFORT and
to LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
viii be experienced particularly in all crowded Assemblies,
Operas, Carriages. Railroad Cars, Church Pews Arm
Chairs for Promenade and House Dress the skirt
be folded when In 10 occupy small place easily aud
conveniently as silk Muslin Dress, invaluable
quality in ornone not found in Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and great
Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring
Skirt for single day, will afterwards willingly dis
pense with their us. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they superior to all others.
They will not tend or break ike the Single Spring, but
will preserve their perfect and graceful shape when three
four ordinary Skirts will have been thrown aside
less, The IL ops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods only double springs
but twice or double, covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging them down stoops stairs Sc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great vorite with all ladies and
Is universally recommended by the Fashion Magazines
the Standard Skirt of the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following nestmable advantages In Crno-
line, viz superior quality, perfect manufacture stylish
shape and fnsh feasibility, durability comfort and
omy, enquire for J. W Bradley Duplex Elliptic Dou
BILE Spring Skirt and be you get the genuine article
CAUTION TO guard against Imposition be particular
10 notice that Skirts offered Duplex the red ink
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Alto notice that every Hoop will admit pin being passed
through the CENTRE thus revealing the two Tor double
springs braided together therein, which is the of
their hexibility and Strength and combination to
be found in any other Skirt
For Sale in all Stores where First Glass Skirts sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole owners of the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
n2 81 Chambers, and 70 and 81 Reade SITS, N. Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
Cheshire Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT n. 49,,
~ Monday, May u, 1885 Trains viii RIM a. am sli
Splendid Sleeping Gers to and from Boston no.
MOVING EAST.
EMPRESS TRAIN win leave Bellows Van. .,e.,
keSne, az ~ a Arriving at Fiebbarv. = 81 81
AZ BOSTON, IS 4. II. ACCOMNOBATInS T5i,
leave Bellows Falls, ateOOA. NJ. Kss5a i t..
Arriving At kitehhurg IL So ~ Al Rose, ~ Y
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Bellows Ysllg 40 N -. q
at go r. Arriving At Ftehburg 5l5sp n - S az
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRIM viii leave Boston. s,-a
burg, 9.l5 a. r., kerne, st ib43 A. NJ: A,T,5-,.tt,
lows Falls, n 40 ?, ". ACCOMMODATION Tg.t Il K
leave Bostsn, at II 20 A. y, Fitrh5urr lgssS - "
At % ? N Arriving AZ Bellows Pals. lt,y ry
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, al 5s5g Az a
951 pm. iNA
The down and up Express traJus rtss q. H.. =.
Winehepdon, and VIII stop az Fitzs,Hau. NJ ~
merosand, or Walpole to take leave lasssgff,t \
from other Roads W snail train will nc, 30 /, n
titehearg South keene Or Cold River. and Vi. CIV !
at North Ashhurnhnm or East Westmoselaad d N
leave passengers 10 or from other roads
TaiHs capHtei as fgop,:
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Ruslana and pr.,.
Railroad, for Rutland, Burlington Moatr,al as3sra
Albany, Troy ssratnEs springs SCHENECTADY s5t ts,E
No change q cars between Boston and Rutland BY 4
train or TO Burlington b. express o. mail pas.r,s
the II 90 A. NJ, train from Boston lo3,u 40 Egta14
proceed next morning % Burlington Troy. s7-
Schenectady, Se The might express With slessir, .
through TO Burlington, schenectady, Noatr,si &
Also, with Sullivan and Vt. Central RAilrosi ss q
sor, White River Junction, burlington, 0zlzngs
Montreal, - Johns5uTv. Sc, via Vermont gtan
sumpsie, and Vermont Canada Roads Sc Nj
Express trains make direct connection via. Verse;,
trial Railroad for all points North, the last train g
ming direct through TO Windsor W. X. Junction Ia
Point and Montreal k- rlirhf Fryfn Sa=r e d .
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Advertisements in the Western States,

Persons interested should send for our list of ONE
HUNDRED ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEwsPAPE1s, fur
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CO., Advertising Agents, Boston and New York.
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MARRIAGE AND CELEBRACY, an Essay Of warning
Vl and instruction for young also, Diseases and
Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
relief Sent Free of Charge in sealed letter
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09

THE RURAL AMERICAN.

vNREE The best paper for Farmers Gardeners. Fruit
Il Growers, Sc, in this country, published UTICA N.
Y for 81 30 and every subscriber rec ewing the
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QUALITIES FOR WIFE.-The CORES
pendent of foreign Journal gives some
wholesome advice TO would be Benedicks:
-" How eassy it is to detect in young
lady whether she possesses those qualities
which make a helping and devoted wife
First hook to the mother, and, in nine cas-
es out of ten, you will be able to tell
what the daughter is like to be. Educa-
ton is almost everything. IF she goes
out little, you may conclude that she is
fond Of her home and fully occupied there.
If you find her house clean and orderly,
the dinner well-cooked and served punctu-
ally, and nothing wanting, and no running
about, it is all due TO the mothers good
management. You will find her vel
dressed, but becomingly, for man is al
ways willing to lay out certain sum for
his wife's apparel, as he would not like
her to be the least well dressed among her
friends. You will find that she keeps few
servants, well knowing that the more SER
wants there are in place, the more con-
fusion and Tess work is done; and, if you
had come in an hour earlier, you might
have seen her make that pudding you en-
loved so much. She is esteemed in the
neighborhood, but the terrorof the trades
men, because he will always have the We
ry best things, and won't pay for them
twice, nor accept short weight-she will
have no running accounts, and, for reasons
of her own, keeps very sharp look after
the butchers bills. Perhaps her husband
will tell YOU that she is an early riser, and
that she never allows him 10 have break
fast by himself. You may observe how
clean, and neat, and careful she is in eve
rything, and how she studies her husbands
comfort, and wishes to make him happy
and fond of his home. In her manners
and 10 her speech there is gentle digni-
ty we rarely meet with, and when she adj
dresses her memest servant or her no.
bles, guest, the goodness of her heart
peeps out and makes her dear TO all. j
say if you can marry the daughter OF
such woman, do 50 by all means, and
ask no questions.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HELs
DR. DOW, PnraelAN ANh srnsEnr

DR.. DOW, PHrIeAs AND suRsEoS
NOS. and 9 Endieott Street. Boston, f
" suited sally for al diseases Incl tent 20 the t
TEN. Proiapsns Uteri, Of the Womb. Flow OF A il,i
preston and other menstrual derargemtut5 SRI 81 s
new pathological principles. and sped gehs' ~
teed in very few days So invariably certain ift
mode of treatment, that most obstinate edn5E5s 3
under IT, and the afflicted person soon rgoss Js-a
health.
Ut, Dow has no doubt had greater expslsTs ID ra'
ofdseases ofw0men and children than %! .r llls'l
10 Boston.
Boarding aeeomOdatious for patient. yhs uN sA'
stay In Boston a few days under his trtatuat
Dr. Dow, since lSf5, having confined hi, sbf H'a.
to Office practice, for the cure Of priYste B''l
Female Complaints. acknowledges no superior 70 ~ y
N. BAH letters must centHin red s,aHPswaH
not be answered
Office Hours fro.a SAN. to9VN, R'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-09
The Universal Clothes Wringer,
Patented May 20, 1866.

This is article for washing without rubbing except in
like other prepare tons offered for like hurpose will
rot the clothes but will leave them much winter than or
| binary methods, without the usual and tear.
IL removes grease spots If by magic and softens the
dirt by soaking that rnspg will in ordina ny
tirely remove it,
This powder is prepared in accordance with chemical
science and upon process peculiar to itself which is
cured by Letters Patent Ii has been more than
year and has proved itself fyorite wherever
il has been used Among the advantages claimed the
following viz:
1t saves all the expen of soap used on cotton and
linen goods.
1t saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear d
Also for cea ming windows il il unsurpassed With
quarter the time and labor usually required II mparts
beautiful gloss and lustre much superior any other
mode. No required except moisen the powder
Directions with each package.
Aud be readily appreciated by a single trial The
cost Of washing for family tt five six persons will
exceed three cents
The manufacturers Of this powder that many
useless compounds have been introduced to the public
which have rotted the CLOTH failed in removing the
dirt but knowing the intrinsic excellence this article
they confidently proclaim it being adapted meet
demaned which has long existed and which heretofore
remained unsuppied.
Manufactured by
HOWE & STEVENS,
260 Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere [4O-52
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CAM
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

| Us. DUW IS consulted GalIY, IVH : > 81
~ Pm, as above, upon all difficult and ehroue =
Of every name and nature. having BY his unHtal.
ton and extraordinary success gained repuiaEl Z
calls patients from all parts ofthe country to obA
Among the physieiars in Boston, none AE' NJ /.
the profession than the celebrated DR.. DOW so =
Street, Boston. Those who need the advice % p Y
eneed physician and surgeon, should give him y. I
p. S.--Dr. d. imports and has for sale a nes N.N =
the French Secret Order by mail, 2 for 81 and
Boston, April, 1865.
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