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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
IMPORTANT TO physicians
FOR SALE,

The premises in Montpelier Village, frmery telong.
ing to Charles X. Wood For terms apply to ZENAS
WOOD Montpelier, or by letter to J. N. HAwLBY,
Yergennes.
October IL, 1867. diff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

n OkTH ERN RAlLKO d.
~ 1866. WINTER ARRANGBABNT. 1866
r. ~, -.sa,s1..- On and after Aundsy, Nov. l7th
te1 ~ -SY.@sfv 1864. Passenger Trains villrun A.
flllows
UPWARD TRAINS
MAIL TRAN leaves Concord alto IS A ~ for Whit,
kiver Junction. connecting with trains Tor Wes River
ST. Iohnsbury, Barton, Newport Willoughby and Azo
Lakes, 6tanstead, Bath, Littleton, Lancaster SC.
Also, with trains Tor Montpelier, Burlington, St Al
bans, Rouses Point, Montreal, OgdensbuTgh and the
West.
for white River Junction, connecting with trains Tor
Montpelier Burlinato Rouse Point Montreal and
.ib Ogdensb1rs and Grand Trunk Railroads, for the
West.
BBIsroI TRAM leaves Concord at $50 p. NJ. 10,
rankin and Bristol.
kyEEIEe hNPRBss TRAIN leaves Concord a. S.l6
a. for White veI Junction. Getting with trains oi
Montpelier Burlington, St Alosus, kouse'E Point.
Montreal, OgdensbuTgh, and the West
s0r arrival of trains from Boston Worcester Ports
mouth. Portlsnd. &C
DOWNWARD TRAINS
MORNING hxrRBss TRAIN leaves White River
Junction for Concord at Is or arrival oftrAinf
tom OsdensbuTgh and Montreal On Mondays AZ 6.25
Instead Of l.l5.
tBRIsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord at
~ and Franklin at Sl2 A.
MAIL TRAIN leaves White River Junction for Con
cord alta 20 NJ arrival Of trains the Yer
mont Central Passumpsie, and White Mountains Rail
foadb.
DAY RIrRHss TRAM leaves White River Junction
at 465 ?. on arrival Of trains from Montreal sno
Ogdensburgh, Battleborough, Keene, Beows's Fslls
Windsor Sc netting al Concord with trAinsfor
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
tThese trains connect At Concord with trains for Man
chester Lawrence Portsmouth Portland Nashua, wor-
ssster, New York, Lowell and Boston
ONSLOW STBABNs ASsut
Concord. Nh Nov 10 1895.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

her that her old settled place had become
tainted, and Irish Bridget was living alta new
. ace in the woods.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
To WASH CALICO WITHOUT FADIso.

To WASH CALICO WITHOUT FADING.
Infuse three gills OF salt in four quarts OF wa
ter put the calico in while hot, and leave it
till cold. and in this way the colors arl render
ed permanent, and viii not fade by subseq uent
washing.
The oyster trade is vast source Of revenue
TO the State OF Virginia. IL Is estimated that
an average OF twenty thousand bushels Of oys-
tiers are daily shipped from Morthfolh. and as
the weather becomes cooler the business will
inbrease.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
SEWING MACHINE STATISTICS.

JAhbB = RENE
an. % lSs7.Iyd New Yo1k
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

A RE you a subscriber to the AMERIovN
IA WITT 25 Cts. year. RICHARDSON col
LIhS, ~ John ST. New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

Difference, s9Ss 10 SIS IS 30 - 0l2 As 965
At the Pats Exposition the wheeer 3 wilson stood
The roll of merit No l. the Singer Machine texhb-
tied BY Mr. CA LEnAtT) No n
IN reference 10 the hiosEsT PRENGuN-the Com
MRpAL recently awarded WHKEIB BIZ x WtLsoN Al me
Paris kxpoiitiou-ihe IsDKrBSDfSI we'll sA,ai
That modern wonder, the Atlantic Gable seldom
flashes messAgfs between The tFo bcmispheres faugh
with more pleasing IS well a. important intelligence,
than was the aunourc nent that magnificent tribute
Of merit had BEEN awarded Of the most enterpfs
ing hIms--;he Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany his is the only Gold Medal awarded Tor Sewing
Machines and Bottom hole Machines There were
eighiy-tWo competitors That with has long been
claimed by the Wheeler Wilson Company, and which
those who acquainted with he superior qualities Of
the Sewing Machines have never htsiAted 10 aokBorl-
edge as Iighiful claim must be universally oouced
cd namely, that the Wheeler and WilsoA Machines
PAR ENcELLENCB the most desfsble To the perectors
of these Machines htirsward in truth we'll deserved
-kzyfess
oBsKRAL OFFICE ioR SHw ENGLAND.
22S Washington, Corner Of Summer Street,
Boston, Mass. II. G. HAYDEN, Agt.
A MEAD, Montpelier Agent.
1et rs 4 mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
Grausisrs %atut
W ERMON1 CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
WIN Err A X X a NOE EMIT
llnla MI u IDn INLL

Commencing Dec tstT
fpaIHs DOIro Hot N Avn EAsT
Leave Montpelier at 90 m, 100 p IN , 10 o. p. m.
Mail Train leaves St Albans II 0 10 4. m,
ard connects At Burlington with Rutland Road, a.
WHITE River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester, Springfield and with traius on
Passum lsic X. II arrives A. New York At 10 As m
Day Express leaves Montreal at 30 a. M, ~ JoLns
al 10 a M, Ogd,nsbugh at 80 a. m. Bouses Point
10 40 m, for Boston, &c. lihying in Boston via Low
ell at 10 80 p m.
Night Express leaves Opdonsburgh a, II 30 a. m.
Montreal At 3 80 p M Rouse's Point At 40 p. IN, ST.
Johns At 4 so p m, arriving 81 Boston AZ 80 N
connect At Bellows rails with Gheshie Railroad for
Bostn and Worcester and with Vermont ALLEY Rail
road for Springfield, ~. and arriving in New York At
IL Sop m
ruAiNs oofSo NORM AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier at 40 g. M, 10 a. m, 25 pm,
49, p. m
Day Expire leaves Boston via Lowell 90 a. IN for
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, &c
Mail rtan leaves Boston via Lowell at u 90 a. M.
via Lawrence aud fitohbuig at 80 m Springfield
AZ I 45 a IN. for Burlington, 81. Albans SC.
Accommodation I rain leaves NOrhdeld at GO =. M.
for burlington Rutland, 81. Adams, Rouses Point
OgdeusburRh NC
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 10 90 p M.
ceiviug passengers from Vermont Valley X. X. leaving
New N0k, a. ~ p. m, and ffom Cheshire r. r. leay
ing Boston Al D 80 IN, connecting At White River
function with rain leaving Boston NJ 20 p. IN foI
burlington, Rouse's Point Montreal and ORdtnsburph,
connecting With Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are Alta he'd to both the night Express
Trains running between s. Altans and Boston aud OF
Adams All Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at
the principal stations. q. MERRILL, Stpt.
st Adams, Dec 2, 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
AN Ao II RELATING 10 HF RRDEMEPTIoN OF
BANK NOTES.

AN AC f RELATING 2 o lHF REDEMPTION OF
BANK MOI ES.
10 Is hereby enacted by the General AsseB5ly Of the
State Of PerplOnt.
SIC After the expiration Of the charter Of any bank
chartered by this State. after the termination Of the
existence OF any such bank ageesby ths laws Of this
state such bank may cause notice TO be published in all
me weekly newspapers Of the county where such bank Is
located for iul year setting forth that said bank
will redeem It's outstanding bills the day OF the expira
ton ofi~ charter the date of the termination Of It's
existence aud copy OF this act And upon due publ
oaton OF such notice, neither such bank its officers
sha ne liable TO any action Tor the REDEMPTION 81
any ~ ts outstanding bills, unless the same shall have
oeen duy presented and payment there demanded
bank
SIC Afer the expiration Of the charter, or aher
the termination Of the existence Of any such bank
Aforesaid such bank shall cease be subject TO the
operation, or liable to the provisions Of the sixty third
section Of chapter eighty nine u the General Statutes
SIC Thus act sha take effect from its passage
Approved Novem er 10 1866.
In pursuance Of the PROVISIONS Of the act above teoit
ed, the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier Vt gives notice.
that its charter terminated September 18Th 1861 thai
It's outstanding bills will be red, emed until January st
1868 at us Place Of business in the of the First
National Bank Of Montpelier.
J. A. PAGE, Cashier.
Montpelier Deoeu Der 20 1866.
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the above rscit.
ed, the Nothded Bank gives notice that its charter
terminated July 18Th l6 G. that its outstanding bills will
be redeemed until January lst 1868 at its former place
OF business Ia Norihhe d. VI
Mortified December %, 1866.
In cordanoe With the provisions Of the above act Of
the b'gi latute Of the State u Vermont the Bank Of
Waterbury at Waterbury VI, hee1, gives notice that
its charter terminated September lt 1865 tn the
standing bills Of said hank will he edeemed the Wa
tefbury Nai'nsl Bank, in WATERBURY and aso At the
National Bank q Redemption, in Boston, until the LIST
JK. FULLERTON, Cashier
Dated at Waterbury, Dec 20th 1866 Ally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
A-FFhICFHDs

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH.
DR.. DOW, Physician aud Surgeon, Nos and 9 I'm.
cOtt street. Boston is consulted daily for all diseases
cident to he female system Prolapsus Uter or Fall
Ig Of the Womb FluoT Abus, Suppression, and other
ensuual arrangements, are all treated upon path
logical principles and speedy relief guaranteed in aew
avs. So invsr ably certain is the mode Of treat
rent that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
nd the Attic ed person reoioes in perfect health
DIR. Dow as no do bt had greater experience in the
Of dis Of women and children than any other
h' stefan Boston, and has, SINE 1916, confined his
hole att ntion to the Of private diseases and fe-
male con plants
n. BAH letters must contain four red stamps they
vii not be answered. Office hours from A. Nj. to +.
Nj.
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced phys-
clan surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases Of
every name and nature should siye him call.
p. S-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret Order by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 5000
MAY |. 1867
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

During The year 1886 WHEELER y Wilson sold up.
wards Of 30 001 Sewing Machines and during the post
five years their sales have averaged twelve thousand
~ ONl Machine per auuum more than AM other Com.
pany's
1868 1861 is65. 1866 fetal
Whteer& Wilson 90 US 40 O62 80 l57 81 1872 I5q 10
Singr, % 100 % 80 % el7 SO 30 no l64
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

AN ORIGINAL INCOME RETuRN.-Our
late Boston Correspondent" of " Lake
de Sabin,' &C., memory, is something of a
| wag sometimes, and on recent occasion
he received the usual blank from an AS
sistant Assessor with which to make out
his income He thereupon made the fol-
lowing return upon the blank and sent the
same to the assessor:
"Dear Str,-In acknowledging the re-
ceipt of the blanks which you were so kind
as to leave at my residence, have TO say
that, however, much may regret the fact,
it is nevertheless true, that my financial
standing does not, and from all appear
ances, will not, allow me to assist in lubri-
eating the wheels of the government.
cannot refrain, however, from filling the
blanks as requested.
lhave some little property, and although
not enumerated in the printed sheet, will
you allow me, if for nothing else than my
own qualification, to place them to my as
sets:
One little bay mare named Nelly, (sound
and kind in all harness, stands without ty-
ing, and eats anything,) and of but little
value.
A buggy, not yet paid for, though good
for several years. ct is now repairing
l have also a dog, five cats. two pigs,
and the sexes of the latter are equally
represented.
Judging from the past, / am free to say
that if keep the pigs through the sum-
mer, shall be obliged to call on the Uni
ted States TO assist me. / do not know how
in the world l do get along, and am happy
only when / know that rich man cannot
enter the kingdom of Heaven.
My clothes are all econd-hand, and my
boots are about gone. No tailor has made
me suit for years; and since the publish
ing of Income Returns was commenced
my credit has been sadly shaken. But,
being poor, / yet hope aud strive, and
work, and wish, and, better than ALL / am
happy. Find the man who pays his twen-
ty thousand income, then come and visit
me, and judge yourself of " life among the
lowly," and which is the happier.
When my boy grows up, hope he may
excel his father in financial ability, of
which no one who knows me doubts, and
that you, Mr.. -, may live long enough
to visit him for many years to collect his
income tax. Yours, &c,
(SignedD *"s**~."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

BARRETr's VEGETABLE Ham Rvs,
RATivE.-We speak from eyns, ;s'o
having given a practical trial d nj, :
nowned Hair Restorative, when Wa ~
that anybody in want Of fine head !
hair should at once procure bottle i
will excite the scalp to new and bs,la,
action, cleanse it from scurf and dapl,ss
prevent the hair from falling off, cure m.
eruptive diseases which often apOea !
the head, and, in most cases, pro1pn ,
fine growth of new hair. As a drss,,
no better preparation can be obtaintj
imparting a rich and glossy appearaas
the hair. In fact, no other Hair RssT
tive has ever received or deserved pg.
universal demand than Barrett's VI,
cordially recommend ii to our readers n
is for sale a. the stores of all respect,gL
druggists. Try one bottle,-it will a.,
onstratc It's merits in very short lin. :
Pittsbtrg Commercial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
Another special committee was ordered
by the late extra session, for good pur-
pose, viz To investigate the treatment Of
Union prisoners by the rebels during the
war. The cruelties are well known now,
but it is highly proper that official invest
igation should stamp this blacklist page. of
the war. The committee are composed of
Shanks of Indiana, Pike of Maine, Hard
ingof Illinois, Stevens of New Hampshire,
and Mungen (dem.) of Ohio. This Com
mittee have already issued circular calling
upon all persons having important inform
alton on the subject TO send in the same
with their names and addresses. We hope
that all returned prisoners will comply
with this request. Let the history of An
dersonville and Salisbury be put upon
official record, for the benefit of those yet
to live, as well as to fix the responsibility
of those atrocities and place them where
they belong. All correspondents from
New England, should address Hon. Aaron
F. Stevens, NJ. c., Washington, D. C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

phant Endorsement hereafter [Applause.]
The President appeals to the balloi-box (;
so do we, and by its decision we are will
ing to stand or fall. In 1862, in the dark
est hour OF the war, amid disaster and
reverse, the ballot-box sustained us, and
returned Republican majority to Con-
gress. In 1864 we were compelled to
accept all the odium of CONSUMPTION, the
heavy burdens Of taxation necessary for
our national credit, and TO keep our flag
flying in the field, the charges of our enc
mieu that men were being drafted from
their homes TO free negroes, and the de-
nunciations against the war as failure;
but with the simple motto Of sour Coun-
try," under the lead of our noble President
would to God he were living to-day
we won magnificent triumph. APPLAUSE
In 1866, when President johnson turned
his back on the party which elected him,
traversed the. country, making speeches
to be read by millions, denouncing us;
with his whole Cabinet against us, with
one honored exception Applause, and cries
OF Stanton " with the whole power and
patronage of the Government thrown in
the scale Of our enemies, we appealed
again to the ballot-box, winning the most
magnificent victory ever known in our po-
litical history. Applause But this will
be eclipsed by the coming victory of 1868
when we shall place in the offices of the
Government, men who will be faithful to
liberty, justice, and loyalty. We ask no
more, and accept no less, and this victo ry
will be sweled by the votes of tie recon-
structed South. When they return, as
they will, in accordance with the terms
prescribed in our Legislation, they will re-
turn with magnificent majorities for the
right. They will come back, led as they
be, by those who are faithful to the Union
in its darkest hours. They will join with
US of the North, under the inspiring infu-
ence of free labor and free men, in the
march OF prosperity and power, and will
join with them in so legislating, that here
after in this noble land there shall be no
man so poor, SO humble, so obscure, that he
cannot look up to the American flag as bis
unfailing protection, and to the ballot, which
shall vindicate his rights in his own right
hand Applause and all the loyal people
shall say " Amen " and Amen."l Loud
applause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26
= = **.**..n

DEMoREsr's YOU'VE AMERICA
This handsome little periodical started
with many competitors, but has outlived,
or outstripped, nearly all. Since its first
issue last November, it has exactly trebled
its circulation. and expects confidently to
quite treble that again, before the first of
January. 1t is as great favorite with
the little folks as Demorest's Monthly with
their mamas, and deservedly for the
efforts Of the editors to amuse them are
unceasing. No other juvenile magazine
contains so many toys, stories, games and
puzzles. No wonder the children ike il.
Address, w. jenkins Demorest, 473
Broadway, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

BLESSED BE THE MAN WHO FIEy
INVENTED SLEEp," quo,h Sancho PAM
Sleep has often been murdered not i
Macbeih's case only, but in many mod,
instances, by Indigestion, Nervous Dia,
ders, Headache and host of other an.
plants. For all such there is a rensA
and sufferers may now exclaim, Blass
be the man who invented the PLASTlns
BiTTLRs ]" This delicious Cordial and s |
Tonic is now hailed by millions All |
great Health giver and Res.orer. Res
to buy bottle, and don't sleep on {
+" Be wise in time 30-3l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

ihe Utica On. " uerala
estimated that hundreds of t0n. "saH
nave been lost this season in tbe -. VI NJ
the Mohawk, between oriskennv '. ''aey \
k'mer by the high water of last r ~ do
Between Memphis and Na,br,n
the following Inscription on a SO. "''''
AZ q railroad crossing &" Look on, g. S'''
inslne when the wisle bloes or rin. " = ''
A terrible accident recentlv ).
at Iawrenceburg, Dearborn co.n ''Sa'''
ana Three little boys, brother, i'd'
playing on the railroad track ~, Sa'
lying between the rails, 50 thai a. Sas
neer OF the Cincinnati train a;a
them in time to check the train q, ~
the alarm. The cars ran over !, w
killed all three. ' sN
The Boston Traveller state, y
lady in Reading, Mass, while COM.
with some callers, suddenly turned
and sinking into chair, exclaimed r.. s'
you hear that gun3 it affected ma !. ~
ly;' and wept inconsolably. H.,
had heard no report, and it afteyv,, '
peared that no gun had been fired
time on the place. News came, bov..-'
that her brother, residing a hund,..r,
away was at that very hour fatab B
by the accidental discharge Of hi, H.,
piece while hunting in grove ne,,
house.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

The body Of missing coIored man
was recently found in Dan river, Stokes
county, N. c. His head had been conn.,
pleteiy severed from his body. Suspicion
attached TO his wife, and she was arrested
and confessed her completely in the crime,
duplicating two white men, Reuben
Wright and another man named Manuel
1t appeared that Wright had promised to
marry the woman as soon as her husband
was ont OF the way. She, with the assis-
lance of the two men, cut his head off with
An axe and threw the body in the river.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August
contains, of serials, the Guardian Angel.
foor Richard, and Hospital Memories
the last being new contribution. OF DO
etry we find Dirge for Sailor, The
va Story, and the Lost Genius. Up the
Edisto, Shakespeare, Longfellow's Dante.
Weeks Riding, the Little Land of Ap-
penseii' Cincinnati, Lilliput Province.
and Reviews and Literary Notices round
out good number. Boston, Ticknor &
Fields.
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PHALON & SON, New York
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UP, the inventor Of SCHENCK's RBSPIROMEIh,, AZ
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est murmur Of the respiratory organs. ..,z
This is OF great Importance to DR.. SCHENCh, 70 Ah.
the exact condition of the lungs, whether It Is O.
ous, Pulmonary, Bronchial Peuritic or Dyspepuc ".
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told them that {. cir lungs almost gone snen
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the sufferer Is restored to health. Sometimes , n
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locks up the liver stops up the circulation Of ns lie
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DR.. schenek will be professionally a. ms rvoa ,-s,
week, % Bond street. New York. and 50 lisno'sL, IRE
Boston, from A. NJ, until p N. He gives sas~
but with thorough examination with tne ,fu srus
the charge Is IS. his medicines are for s. q = =. q
gists and dealers, also fufl supply o. 81 an Torc
rooms. Price OF the fulmonic Syrup and seawss
each 81 50 per Hottie, 81 so the half doaen 90 s.
Pulls Is cents per box GEO. c. 6oODNiSr S~nr-,s.s.
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The Mason & HAMrrs GARNET

The MASON IL HAMLIN CABINET Oh
GANs.-The highest musical authorizes d
the land have pronounced in their favor, 6
meeting a want which has long been fel,
and combining more reliable qualities than
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are gotten Up in highly ornamental styl
are remarkable for their great volume
sound, the ease with which they are pls
ed, the simplicity of their construction, sa
their adaptation to all kinds of music
Pi0sberg Dispatch.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

- The President sent in his veto Of
the Supplementary Reconstruction bill on
Friday, and the bill was Immediately
passed over tho veto, by a strict party
vote in the Senate, yeas 80. nays, 6 in
the House 100 to 81. The President also
sent in another veto Of the appropriation
bill to carry the first bill into effect, and
this was also passed 90 to 4 in the Senate,
and 100 to % in the House, and thus both
bills have become laws, and Congress hav-
ing completed the work for which it as
sembied in extra session, adjourned on
Saturday 10 the 2lst day of November
next
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

IHE SHADOW AND THE SUBSTANCE
The numerous kinds of common Salersg
are but the shadow of what they pretenis
De- have little strength and bad faIs
ryie's is the very substance Of pure ni
wholesome article. Be sure your grOcen
give you Pyle's Saleratus, in pound pscsl.
ges.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

OUR YOU'VE Folks, by the same pub
fishers, abounds in fresh and charming ar
ticles. Castaway in the Cold, is the title
OF a new illustrated tale; and with il are
combinations OF Good Old Times, and the
comical Round-the- World Joe. A dozen
minor pieces complete the table of con-
tents.