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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
B U IL U

(FrOm Dispensdry ofh United Siaies.
DIosMA CRENATA. BUCHU LEAVES
PROPkRTIRs.-Thelr odor Is strong, dliIuslvs, and
somewhat aromatci their tastes bittersb and analogous
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsRS--Buehu lea,sl
are gently atmulant with peculiar tendency to ihs
Spi'nary O,gaas. producing duresis and like oihs
stsnces favor this mode Of action.
They are given In complaints Of the Urinary Orslns
bld Irritation Of the Bladder and UrehrA Diseases u
the Prostrate and Retention or IncUntnence Of Urine
from loss Of tone n the parts concerned In lts erar
ton. The remedy has also been recommended 10 lys.
Dropsy.
uELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHU i,luped by person'
rom the ages Of 10 to 20, and from 35 to 65 In ih
ieeline or change of life; sier Confinement LAto
dainsi Bedwetting In ehildreni
Sz- DR. KEYsER is PHYSICIAN of over thirty
Years experience, and graduate OF the Jefferson hedi
cal College and Of the University Of Medicine aud Sur
gerry Oh FhiiAdePhiA'
MR. Il. T. HKLMnoLD:
Dear Sfr-ln regard to the question asked me as 70
my opinion about Buehu l would say that have used
aud sold the article in VArio forms for the past h-
y years do not think tn is any form PrepAfi-
uoh OF II nave not used known to be used IN llt
various diseases whore such medicate agent would he
indicated. You are aware we'll myself that II
mas been extensively employed In the various dise1
OF the bladder aud kidneys, and the reputation It has
acquired in my Judgment is warranted by the iAeu
have seen and used before stated, every form ci
huchu-the powdered leaves the simple detection, tine
turei mud oxuaots,-and | am not cOgnlEan o. any
preparation OF that plant all equal to yours lseNe
',t. ~ lenee ought think, to give me the rlghs y
udse oi It's MERITS and without prejudice or partially
give yours precedence over all others do not value
thing according to its bulk; II l did other Baefai
would outdo yours; but hold to the doctrine lhal
bulk and quantity do not make up valuef they dlaA
copper cent would DO worth more than gold dollar
value your Buehu for its effect on patients have
rured with 1t, and seen cured with II, more diseases
tbs bladder and kidneys, than have seen ctel
win any other buchu, any other proprietary COM
pound Of whatever name,
Respectfully yours, g.,
GEO. ii. KEYsER, N. D.,
4D Wo0D STREET, Pittsburgh, fA'
August lith, 1900
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
TmE IoNEY NANK Nr.
From JoHS McLBAn SON, Bankers, so7 Market
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Son,

Thursday, October 4, 1860
Wheat Flour, per 6O II nh
rye fi0uIt PEI
Wheat per lushel, red, choice, ..........sn h 90
............s 3 rs
Rye
Nolh .....,...,..l 10
Corn Mpalirer bhl... 90
Crh pef pusheii Yeu""'"''''-' ,....l l.
Torn " whltee.......-..... .,.............t ~
Oats " " new, b0
Deans '''''''''''.''..'.'. ..'.'........,...2.5I .5I
NlnVeT beedi 80
Timothy - n TO
Flax Seed - "...................... . 20
nnrkwheh >et per iVu lhf'...'' 90
wheat Screenings, per 25
mlluhBs Ier nuAhsl''''''''.'' .......,,.2OO
s,hlP 'Lu
Potatoes, per %
Hay per ton. 20 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
'JlIIE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. DR.. FOSTERS rILE AND MUM sALrE.

Mis- DK' FOsTEKs FILE MD DURN sALVE.
MIA Dr. F0aTgR has sold hundreds Of boxes ni her cole
brated FILE AND BURN SALVE during the last
month"; and has slsrtel many of the most stu.
horn cases. II never fails tn The Pile. and will
take ont hr1 IN ten minuieS She r iruges e medical
maternity U produce article oontAnng eu curative
properties.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold by Henry X. Brnghurst Market street below 4th
=. Mclnel Market street. below 2i and &. Hrnghurst
Co., sixth and Market SITS, Wilmington Del Iyig-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
INspEcroR,s ELEcr1nN.
wiLMIN0rON CITY

The election for Inspectors and Assessors
took place in this State on Tuesday last.
The following is the result
WI NyNarnN ,trv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
THE DIRECTORS OF Tue
f r A N X LIN
Sill We X MININ q
COM PA NY
THE "CUsToM HOUSE" LEDGE,
Tue "rRICE CURRENT" LEDGE,

of 200O feet in length " located upon the opposite side
the same Canon the ledge already described. II Is
about feet in width. with we'll defined castings.
suitable description of these properties cannot be
given in few word full information may be obtained
at the Office of the Compiny.
The advantages Of choice among many good locations
have been seeure by the personal inspection Of repre-
sentative Of the Company OF practical mining experience
From his detailed reports the Company assured OF
tho almost nexhausthle richness Of thsr property and
arrangements are made for prosecuting the business with
vigor accuracy and despatch.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
SOZODONT.

Opal Dentalliua, DaCOstls West IuiiAn Tooth Wash
Jenvan's Tooth and Hair brushes, Fancy and 1oils
Drug and Prescription store, No, JOs Market street,
Wilmington, Del. mara
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
TwENrY-FIyE THOUSAND snAREs

Of the sok Of the Company will no sold on account of
Working Capital No other stock is offered Tor sale.
entirely original and mutual plan has been adopted
r the speedy disposal Of tue working eapta the par
tnArs OF which all parties invited to cali at the
Once No. 4j2 Chestnut st., fup atairsl fsb2-n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30
Manhood, how Lost, how Be

-. Just published, new edition q ~
= zl,. WELLS CELEBRATED EssAl =
cure lwithout meiicinel Of Sperm ~
Wfp inal Weakness, Involuntary seihI ~,
potency. Mental and Physical lneapaei.,,y -
dueca hy sef.indulcence or sexual extra'agahss
u Price, in sealed envelope, only N. /.
The celebrated author in this sduiirag y, \
demonstrates, from thirty years sgceess.u-
the alarming consequences Of seif-ahuse =
cured without the dangerous use q N ~. 3
the application Of the poiating ou'
at once simple, certain, and efectual' ~ -
every sufferer, no matter what his eoneil1y5i ~,
cure himself cheaply. privately and racieai.'
no This Lecture should be 10 the hands +
and every man in the land. :.
Sent, under seal, IN a plain envelope, '. Z
post paid. on receipt Of six cents. or Two al
dress the publisher. CliAs. J. q Ms
25lyl l27 Bowsry, New YORK Pesl YIN
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Chelhire Railroad


WINTER ARRANGEMENT. On ,
w Monday Les. Is lse5, Trains will run !,
Splendid Sleeping cars,o and from Boston. M.
harrington. Sc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

An Irish schoolmaster is teaching the
Mexicans English at TWENTY-FIVE cents per
lesson. His pupils progress rapidly, and
now approach every American with " An
faith. how are ye:' The top o tie
mo,o;n' 10 va" &C., &c. There is some
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

Ap anv ING IN EYGLASG.-A Lon
eta s.uaF as: The English believe in
.l.eiBgs they have tried it out aud
evF fs scramble of trade 20 inn
psase.as, so vast population, the
man vhs h .kes The largest show gathers
sla saass aeas. used 10 think Amer
iesns.ao sspecially New Yo.kers were
eote4pr NJ in this way, but they do not
sg;a le English, who spend pounds
ytese a merchants spend do lars. The
,aes, a nseg be that there is here a more
a4. petition and greater necess-
al. Ai5l ns fact il evident to every one
M saTs london streets or reads Eng
ne pers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

AN ANEcporn OF WEBsTER.-The
Worcester West Chronicle, a local news
paper lately started at Barre, relates the
following anecdote as taken from the lips
Of venerable compositor employed in its
Office
Just after Webster delivered his re-
ply to Hayne, the firm | was then at work
for bought a copy Of the manuscript in or
der to publish that and Haynes speech in
bound volume together. One day, as
was at work upon it, Mr.. Webster came
into the office, and walking up to my stand
with the 'prool-sheet in his hand, said -
Young man, Il was a younger man once
than am now,---how do you find the man
uscrpt The Washington printers make
great complaints about it, Said | 'Mr.
Webster, your handwriting is rather OBJ
scure but then | consider our diction
remarkably sound 7 Mr.. Webster looked
at me moment, and then put his hand 10
his pocket, and giving me dollar, walked
out without another word. But | had 10
spend that dollar as soon as he was gene.
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Chinese Beggars.

Owing to the density Of the population
and the difficulty Of getting employment,
the mendicant class is very numerous
They sometimes 60 about the streets sing
ly. but oftener in bands, having sort OF
leader elected over them, who is known
as the " King of Beggars"
A head man Of the beggars may make
an agreement with shop-keepers, mer-
chants and bankers within his district, that
beggars shall not visit their shops, ware
houses and banks OF money for stipaiat-
time. and the beggars are obliged to con-
form to the agreement, il native beggars'
The head man receives from each oil the
principal business firms with when ne
= an come 10 an agreement sum OF money
varying, it is said, from few to ten or
twenty dollars per annum, as the price oil
exemption from die opportunities Of beg
CARS and in proof of this agreement he
gives a strip of red paper, on which IS
Dulnttu WllAtCi u ctiNNhNS " $3.50
ect that "the brethren mast not come her'
to disturb and annoy" This paper i
posted. up in conspicuous part OF the
store or bank, and the money Is lakeI
away and professediy distributed among
the beggars concerned, though it is safely
surmised that he appropriates the non
share to his own use. GLOW exceedingly
suggestive of the modas operandt OF gu
city politicians y Alter a business MAJ
has made this agreement with the heac
man of the beggars, should any naiiv'
beggar apply for he usual piitance, 1t
only necessary TO point to the red sill
and bid him be gone. If he viii not de
part at once, he may be beaten with i'm
punily by the master Of the establish
ment, which beating the latter would NJ
dare to give unless he had the proof of a
agreement at hand; and it is affirmed th'
the head man might, j? the beggar repea
eddy violated the agreement, fog or be
the culprit to death, without fear of pun
ishment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

EXPRESS TaAlNWhl leave Bellows fals AZ
Keene, at s. GA. ~; Arriving a. Pitehbar, Z
Al Boston, lli5 N, ACCOMMODATION ~,
leave Bellowsfalis, at 40 A. ~, Keebt n m
Arriving at Itehsurg, 1906 H., AZ Bosom gs,
NAIL TRAD viii leave Bellows Pals, RgIS, :
u3.2P N.Ariyiug az Fitghburg laP ". nj
Bpm
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rs iss.ellany.



1Ha 'itic' : terest in different parts |
otibe 'pnty s uabated, and in many
Ee1 increasing. The revivals in the
.oaes iogm AZ Interesting feature of the
'rs llis aas;
l She sladcR but six in the Middle
tgWa p,nn to'rersity have experienced
el'-'su
atAnbays, llege fifteen have decid-
elt o9 bcs MS; and nearly all the
san rlcrc or less interested.
La 400 ,llege, ILL.,, between 80
and % .n3sr rave been hopefully con-
yH'ed. q sfington, Pa, revival is
~ wog M II SO inquirers 25 are
tlienIa IL cbs college, and Is in the
acb Seminary,
a very sme'k able revival is in pro-
stss al Co,chester, Conn. Hundreds
q fog plpyegs 5aily prayer meetings are
asl4 10 BE arecst church in town., aud
sores and p'a0es Of business are closed
dIuag he of religious service
Over mta ba sand persons made ? pro-
iaasisn el rolls ION during the late revival
IN EAnira p. =.
Fbe Eaton rect prayer meeting now
81 ha nig'h yeas of its existence, Is the
head centre 8. seviyal news II is throng-
ed dai BY 9ag, and all the remarkable
tals "a tbs religious interest transporting
many part a 3 country are brought to
lhis Il salag he interest sometime is
oysrP3@sraa Several meetings are held
ia tht building rom the OVERLOOKING of
tl,a uaia room
u IS reported hat no less than 500 pull
u's 81 &sw Bag land are vacant for want
81 snppor 0l lat 500 are so poorly sup
oorte3 a. yield barely subsistence, 10
ths c.efsy
filo Ass stand Treasurer of the Ameri-
eaa rreet 6eettY makes an urgent appeal
Is 81 f4s81 ten thousand dollars, 20
meat he osose0i applications from mis-
sioiary5 a.Foad 10 enable them to carry
Of To- Rnrl
The Reacts e the various churches in
fooG yl PANIED at the growing and fla
graz ae3iQt b the sabbath day, held a
mUesirG @ Monday TO consider the best
rassni ( Iluct the evil. Among other
psda aloprs6 is the preaching Of dis
coprs t tha inject.
Mach in rest has been aroused in Pari
by III ls4 zee Of a monk, Father Hya
ciutlH Who ISIS preached repeatedly t
audiencas 90 elve thousand persons a
Eolie Dame He has the patti onage o
the Arch5sh0p at Paris, who is anxiou
"a siem tlle Trent of infdelity which
5asonliba sig1tger than ever. On TIL
other band. hc is hated by the Jesuits.-
8. sfapass Il til the latest form Of anae
easm Is az Gospel, speciously Gale
aslmleneaaoai morality and he endeav
oaFSa u tat without the religion o
ira Is lae world is incapable Of prac
iiagae frus nl4rality, and indeed, OF com
uftkesaing il In the execution of hi
pieg. lie disft ses such themes as " sin an
spasa 4aa ii tim es he rises above Chris
ran 6aefiae " ! am going TO preac
{4oI ana Ci,F.st.,' he said not long since
aaa I pn Ant pastor affirms that b
dtd n.
TILE Ger egational chnreh of Emo
Narab Gently adopted the followir
Resolution
&ssoi,s8. That carrying milk to 4
.asssa Ea@3gv on the sabbath, Is a yiol
u Ma
EAM es t44a nmanu 10 eauctiiy 'hS 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

raI,UID AND KEROSENE OIL. and Grocer
L les Of all Kin Is, as low as can tt afor6td
ByR HYDE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30
HIGHLY MP oRTN

TO FEMALES Is DELIcATk u
DIR. BOW, PHYSICIAN AND srHsla
MOS. 7 and 9 Endieott Street, Boss
tom Prolapsns uteri, OF the Womb, FloFG'
preston and other menstrual arrangement y
on new pathological principles, and speed Z
teed IN a very few days. So invariably eeie1
mode OF trnatmeUt, that most obstinate eehF
under 1t, and tho afflicted person soon iele'a
health
pr. Dow has no doubt hadgrester eHTellfl'
ofdiseases of women and children than 30! 81
in Boston. ..,
boarding accommodations for patients VIZ
stay in Boston few days under his r. atu.t,l
Dr. Dow, since ls45, having confined hE II
10 an ONCE practice, for the cure Of Private I
Female Complaints, acknowledges no superb
BAH letters must contain 4 red stap'Fa
not be answered.
ofice Hours fro.nsA 10 e7.M
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VT. Central 4 Sullivan Raj
mp ORTANT TO THE AZ
DIR. ID o w
CtONTNUES to Be consulted AZ b /

CONTINUES TO be consulted az bis
u andb Endieatt Street, Boston, on az as
APRTVATE or DELICATE NAgti
Nv a log course ofstudy and practical 5AFsf
lin,itsA eseat,Dr. u has new The gra tiheati9ra
| the uuftftunate with remedies that have 10
/ arst intodueed them, failed 10 cure the mosil
see Of - .-
| neueSh his treatment, all the horrors Of fs,i
/ pure hood, Impoteney, serofula, GoDorrhoa
/ and dstress in the regions OF procreation l-
she Iadder and Kidneys, Hydrocele. Atees
/ frizhful swelings aud the long train Of horu.
4 sttading this elias Of diseases, are made q
4 hasless as the simplest ailings of child.
I SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
! Dr. d. deTptes great part Of his time q 2
ofthose cases caused by a secret and suliiAF1
l yhus the body and mind uniting the uufsft@
\ Al for business or society. Some Of the 81
/ holy effects produced by early habits Of yo5l
ness Of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness fthe Y
81 sight, Paipitation Of the heart Dyspep1a
arrangement Of the digestive functions, symF
sumption, &c. The fearful effects on the mind
be dreaded loss Of memory. confusion Of iieai
Of spirits evil forebodiugs. aversion Of soces!
timidies, &c, are among the evils produced
should, before contemplating matrimouy, eoas
can Of experience, and be at once rest0Ita F"
happiness
Patients who wish to remain under Dr le'
q few days or weeks, will be furnished SiGp8a
and charges for board moderate. Medicinessl'
ofthe country, with fun directions for user !
aeription Of your cases. DR.. Dow has also oi'21
Capottes, warranted the beat pteTentaiis ri I,
Three Scr 81, ard red stamp. -
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vINEII AND

E1ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in mild AMI healthful
climate Thirty miles south of Philadelphia by Rail-
read in New Jersey the same line OF latitude as BATH
The soil is rich and productive, varying from clay to
sandy loa suitable fer Wheat, Grass, Corn Tohaeco
Fruits ard Vegetables This is gTtat fruit country.
Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have been planted
out by experienced frutgrowers Grapes Peaehes Pear
Sc produce immense profits yineland Is ready one OF
the most beautiful places in the United states me en-
tire territory consisting Of fifty square miles OF aha
laid out upon general system OF Improvements tIne
land Is only sold to actual settlers with provision for pub
lie adornmeut The place. account OF It's great beauty
m we'll as other advantages has become the resort OF eo-
ME Of taste ID has increased five thousand people within
the past three years Churches Stores Schools Aeade-
mses and Societies of and Learning and other ee
ments Of refinement and cature nave been
Hundreds of people constantly setthng az "
new houses being constructed Price 81 EaFi anu
twenty acre lots up Yards s25 per acre Five ana ten
1 acre and Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in TINS district tha
in any other locality north Of Norfolk, va Improved
| places for sale -, go.
Openings for ali kinds Of business. Lumber Yards
Manufactures, Foundries, Stores, and the hKej "he
! steam Power, with room can be rented
For persons who desire mild winters, healtlial climate
and rood soil n country beautifully Improved abound
inc in fruits and possessing all other social privileges
the heart OF civilization, II is worthy OF Visit
Letters asseraJ Nineiand Rural paper gyms
fali ton and containing Reports Of Scion hohln
! son, seut 10 applicants
Address cIfas X. LANDS, Yineand r o. Landii
Township, New Jersey.
From Report of Scion Robinson Agricultural Editor o
The Tribune 1t is of the most extensive ertils
tracts in an almost level position and suitable condition
for pleasant farming that we know OF this sac OF ths
| Western Prairiesn
45-l9
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sna,r Somers, son Of Henry Som
q ss eniative in the last Legislature
s.as5afg. aged IS years and Geo.
sed Is. attempted to put Je.
s.6,b lis, teacher, out of the school
,e I'd, but Otis was too many
81 Churchill Jogging, and Somers
ls rough a window, escaped
~, rs N, Churchill with several others
: teacher, on his way 10 Barton
and,.s ,eat him with club, and other
a him, which laudable and man
80. =. cost them the Insignificant
go Fl IS.
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Railroads.
Rutland Il Burlington R.,

Rutland q burlington Raj
n Nandafter Monday May, 18th. ,sS, n
W IN as follows; r''f'
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave burlington at s0A NJ, lA0P.Mso,
Arrive at Rntland, az li.30A. M.,44OpNI m
Leave Rutland at 70 A. ~. $40 A. NJ, JiNvI
Arrive at bellows Fails at I 90 A. NJ. 40 AMSI
MOVING NORTH ANpwEr
Leave bellows Fails at 5 s0A NJ. lJlO6 N Ga
1000 NJ. '1't
Arrive at Rutland at 1910, A. NJ. k45PN q.
1880 A NJ, ~
Leave Rutland at l2o A. NJ. lbPM4ns
Arrive at burlington at 10 NM.42Op
TRAINS CONNECT = foLLOWs,
AT Burlington with Vermuit central aplv. =,
Railroads for Montpelier, 81. Alhlns, Rouesi, y.
treal, ogdensburgh and the rosi. Al Rutland y,
for Troy Albany end New 'ork, Saratoga n.
nectadJ and the West. A Bellows falis vie
Cheshre Railroad for Fihburg, Woreeste, : !,
Boston. With Vermont tiley Railroad "a, ~
| Springfield, Hartford. NJ Haven aud Nv Il.
with sullivan Railroad f0Windsor, White H. I.
Wells River, 81, Johnsaryi Barton Littsn
| White Mountains.
| Sleeping Cars run on ight trains between ~,
treal, aud between Boon and Burlington !
Passengers for the yest will fud this ehs,,
and expeditions routs
| For Iickets and alpecessary information s,,,,
/ offices on the line. GRO. A. MERRI
Rutland, W., Nay3thi 1854,
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Trains CoNHtcf as joi.oUt;
u.tt,.-. r.. a.. ,,.ttt, p,,tl.,A

u Trains at Bellows Falls With Rutland an i
l Rsroad for Rutland, burlington. Montreal y 4
/ lInny, Troy SaratugS Springs, scheneciAlyn
! n change Of ears between Boston and Rgtlas
tain, OF 70 Burlington by express or mail ~
se II 90 A. NJ, train from Boston, Lodge a. Il
proceed next morning to Darlington, TIoy
Schenectady, &c. The night express with IA
through to Burlington schenectady, huutTs
Also. With Sullivan and yt Central Ra.sAl
sor. White River junction. Burlington. ogl
Montreal. st JohusburY, &c, via Vermont
sanpsie, and Vermont 4 Canads Roads d
Express trslus make direct connection via l,al
trail Railroad for az points North, the Last nd
Ming direct thfcagh 10 Windsor, W r. Jultla
Point aud Montreal, sc by night train oyg
Railroad. Accommodation train runs to
Man train connects AZ ". y. Junction viii
arriving al 81. Adams at $50 p NJ, Eouss
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, o !
Doira ISaisa Conase' at faa5al.
With Trains II Fitehburg & Worcester Shilrzl
cester, Norwich, Providence and Nev fork 81
Aud 81 Groton Junction With trains Of Woleel
| ia Railroad for Nashua and Concord and %
| stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence &
| X. STEWART SgEs;
/ superintsndtnt's Once. keene, n H., Dec =
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MAIL IN will have Boston, ati0LI-
burv o as W. Kecne, st ll.39 4. n ht4t,
lows Falls l2.2I p. a. ACCOMMODATE MI
leaye Bosth at llb0A3M, fitchburg, l.IYt
t4OsDP Arriving at Bellows Falls, jlsl
| PRESS TIAIN WI leave Boston, at l5r d
atT.15P. L.. Keeoe see FL Arriving tbs
1 e.55P.N
| WtneAetdop. sod will stop at fitswilihu n
mere.aai, OF valpole, to take of leave pass,as
from oher Reads W mail train will not ss
I ri.ehlirg, South keeue or Cold River, and vi
AZ Meth Ashbarnham or East westmonhnll
leay,,ssscn -ers TO or from other reads,
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r.oxs NOR M MrpsrEn.

r rroSs NOT IN WEBSTER. -
9ass Il ISIS; rebuss, TO kiss sgain plu-
.;bss. .,iss without regard to sex blum.
,Ieros kiss the wrong peron ; omnibus,
Is kis al the persons 10 the room ere
$ in the dark sillybus, to kiss
AT hsai instead Of the lips. Evidently
4 eooh ry girl who went down to the
lily had these definitions in her
ana young gentleman was to escort
81 ser distance through the town, and
as. 81 ing to walk, he remai ked, "IIo'd
on, Mary, let's take a bus, but Mary,
blushiag 10 the eyebrows, drew back, aud
with wounded modesiy replied, Oh,
George, not right here in the street y