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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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Berfi3rnngss @eienf1aft, aesgen IN Der Staot Terp
yOrf, i'm Stnate Stem gorE mir aeniiqerSe 8e1oeiis
6arssbradt bat, sab befaste @efeai9aft ale in BEN
9elegten Bebinsunssn erfiat bat uaD Is beIdetne
ouserSem, bab GarD II, Nob, aeenten teiaater Ges
eli9aft, ebsnfans ben Grforoerntffn Der Gtadtsaes
eSe, ueIt fir toI6e 56He getnad)t unb etnaerd5tet
EHh ,eenagt haben = GesHalb bat Debate Netropos
htaa gerf@erunase .,..:i.6af 8efugnfb fir HtiftoS
neg0nhpDrtIf@ ~ fetn nnb ga @erit4eruIieSgejd6f
bieiew e4Gatsi Raibptas " 5errei6en.
&c q. -. 4afdbesf,
ee2e an4@ raaer, Ssrn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Seine Slutarmut6 une BleiA fud,
mebr.
Rirophospboriaures Gilens Saffron bon

Ut. = 7 q 3.
9ieies neue grdporot lit bereit in Srnnfreid unb
sn9lapo on STEELE Der GieumittsI oboptrt. IS lift
lIiitg farbs unb gef6modios unb entpr1t in feinen
6eitanetbeiIen Der SuiammenieBu Ses 8Iutes unb
Der Sno6en. @egen 8ieibiubf, Rasenbef6uerben,
Sb1sde, 8erbauung unb Mnamte, gibt es fein f9neI=
lerer unb 6erer Iprfenbes 0ttteI. Die Mtabemie be
HIeseetne uenoet es in ben meiiten duen an uno ers
toamtit sic beiten GrfoIge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Youlebet OrgeIn uno.
MelO0eDns.
osnsn einitimmis Der erie greis, cine goIS.esoiu,
oaIs ben beiten Cabinet raeln"

I'M amerttdnii9en Snititute, Herp goif, pttDber
1865 Interchangeable.
Wis Die uortreffIi9iten In Der Bef6aeu5ett etSrfe
uno NaonnibaItSfeit hes Zones unb in Ser eobT her
Sut1mr;en1ielungen anertannt
ga be beiten SnftruHente pcn Mmerica bort ,uefts
S.Iertent 10 !teB oas, 1ps5es ben Siea b. entrIo
Ni9fs 81 beFegeH Ibri9.H Z.reriean 1rt 9pnrnuYY'
tQefaus9e9eben pom einem befonnten Rufiftritifer
STE hGben ebenfous ben eriten 4reis iibereu bonnn
setSa9en, mo- ite ause efte4t puroen
IrGeln mt Yeeoen elm, Srpei unb hrei 7aitenreibes
1e0s 9rore - $3.50 bis $500. Shne 0eboIe NIT
enicse noer eoppeIter &ei5e III grpber Ponnidbfois
tl9tett 500 bts $45 Sieie Grgen nit i6ael oIofteu
pleifendbnlt9en GteentbImIiGfeit oes Sones fcbSs
me SoiOfioppen, Stdrfe bes Ghors, uniibertrefideu
Yeoelen uns alqemeinen SrgeIefetten, eionen i'd
poranglI9 ftr atrnen, SdGle, Taineuiiu1frer ur6
Sdlnleh Stefeben finb in SGd,er non ioIibem aSaus
nns9ols. eef9maduOl eeaberten 9aIInuS tnener une
orig neler StyD un6 elegautes Rnlerbnis unn Ben
PPraptpSllten Set4nans uno Mustattung unb Der
oesn Aroett elngeiest, ba beabfiti rirS Sds ebes
5nrfument etn Dtuiter in ieiner Art fei. NIe ans
frnmente bis berab duf elm fenes traabares ptf1ps
rnsBere9nune. @'''~
Gin sroser 8orrotb tets an Der Sonb IN un5srm
az Gn9emetnen aBboseiale nno Retail=sager, 30. 6l1
nniere rtuIirenben iuufrirten greisIiten init unz
ieren nsueen Stpten ins icst fertis. IRAN lane ND
Elm eirtular tomnlen. ~ P7
@sIpubet. Bolton u. &c., Sabritantea,
ms22 3R Ro. Sal 8rOa6pap; Stem gort eitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Sffsiene 2fn5etaem.
MeOi5inii6e Satultdt
tct i.ssl4s Der 30 lsHiBEt
tlriperfftdt BON Ssaibptlle.
GURUS bon 1876.
Der reseImdsige aebr>Gurfus wirS am
Grften Wfontas inn NoDcnbcr 1867

Der reseImdsise aeBrsGurius ruirs am
erften Wfonta9 i'm SfoDcmbcr 1867
beginner irlb am 1. gldr; 1865 5dIiessn.,
Ger uorbereitenbe GURUS rpfrS am erfteu Sd q ms
Sa9 I'M p ttober onfangen unb etnen Ronat
ST4etn. HsSelmdBige 8orIeiuneen rpdbren6 bieisns
neIt. - 80 - S-"'t t
9ebibrer
3tdets fnr ben edrsen gurius .s 800
geatrtculnttonI :Gptteu 50n
ge0n9ren oetm VT oHfreT 5ssG S5Ol
SseHvtet' oeI-a Seetfen.:. 10 %
uei 90 pitdIsr wurben tlr;Ii@ in Der stabt etob
nrt Dte 6entelben onbeimfullenber, RranfbeS FEIle
eHs e!ner SeooterMn9 pom $4,000 tt,ypobnerit rurn
1tnret9eno genu9 II nIfde Sntrufton erntSoIid,yn
Scdro III 9Iten 9duiern p1dteniIih non S4D5
grofefiofen.
8 Berrien einssIep, 81. D., grofefor ben
ehemle hne Yharmacie. -
uno PatboIogie. = .F77sisso
or 2bOmas p. Senninss. 81. O.. grufefIor bsy
Bm. Z. grfsss. Or. O.. qrofeFor Der seburtss
9atIe nno Ger metblldben unh ainberfrantheiten
Y. q. 1Stnffon, ID. o., 9rofefjer Der aRuteria
Wselco uno her geriibtIiden Daeoi;iri. =
Sanl Z. goe, 81. o., Profsiier Der Grliabfdse
uno Der YroEs Der Gbruraie - 9'-"'li~S'
B- g. SomIins, %. o, grofeIIor Der ueSi,iri,
f9sn Gnftalten uno 3yroris. = =
" .. StnesIen, R. o., 9smouft,atcr Der ara.
e. g. Buchanan, R. O., Curator Ses gsseums
nno Yrosetor bel ben ProfeiiOren Ger 9birrsie unp
sBe9en Ndberem wenhe man fidb OH
gS: s.. SUplins, W. g., Defam.
aEgi2 Pm - -. -"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

Gieie Pinnos eapFnsen ben SOFTEN greis tn be
notwithstanding iiber bic befien 5abr,tate eDnbons
PGrts', 9eatf&IanSs, Der StdOte Rem gsrf, pbiIas
6eIpbta Baltimore atlb SoFtOn e5enfO bic GOtbsWes
bniae ami benz amerisanif6en Snititut in
Boy 5anf auf etnanSer fosenSen Sa5rsn. -eaN
1Infere 9ianos entbaIten bas Sarfen PeboI, ben
frans6ff9en 9ampfer, ben peritdrtten Bas pole els
ierne Rabmen unb ale mobernea gerbeHeruugen. =
5ebes Snftrumeut nuf finf Sabre suarantilt unS
mercer uuter MufF9t hes 3errn 8. &. Sropefeen
fabrtsrt her cine pratttf@e CT abruns pom aber IS
Sabren bat mnb Der nber II 200 Rtanos ieIb semad4
bat rlnere gortbeiIe befdbsen uns rniere 6abrts
ate pom 10000 Dollars bulge, gu uertaurn, aIs Il
&c cine aneere aa6rst. ms fa 2fS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
9arper's WeeflD,
elegant ourdipes iluitrirt.
Snbfcriptipneu.
Q e O

L Q U O.
Die 9eransseber baben etn Spitem NIT benz 9ofs
Separtement eingefiibrt, bur1 pe9es ite bas Maaas
sne, iouie ibre BeefIp Denen, rpeIGe es por,ieben
O:eielben brett pon ber Office Ses 9eraussebers
beaieben, NIT % Gents pro Saar ;uienSen ruerben
ieSo@ mus Steier Betras an bic gotsOffce bes Sub.
fcrtbenten. be3ubIt werben. 4ofmeilter oSer seut
BITE fir Clubs Settunsen gu be,sben rutnfden, sr5aI
ten nnf 8erIansen show-Bills.
Sebtnaunaem.
9arper's BeetIp fir sSabr $500.
Gtne Ggtra gtummer, Dom gBeefp mie pom Waoas
sine, rotrS iebem Club, Der auI &ummern S4OO
abonntrt gratis uerabfoI9t.
GeblenSe Humnern t6nnen ie6er3ett na9eeFefert
Tneioen.
Cine &eihenfoIge aHer Yummern bes Sabres pom
2arpers Beetlq Iperoe bur GrpreS, fref pom Info
item Ino nie6lt9 9ebnn6er fir 81 rerianbt. Gtne
poutt6notee Ausgobe, neun SaLra6aee umfofenb
EStrs BET einisnsans pon $5.25 pro SePrsung, nit
per g Sabrsans eri&eint am 1iten Sauna 1867 polls
ftanbis.
:" trper s. brothers,
24Stn ranfltn Square, Rstp gprf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
S. @idling'S Il GO's.
6rDfer Serfanf BON ltbren

9Bir6 an einem einfaben gIan ;u eIeid5en 9reiien,
Der iebem 8etbeiIieten cine biibfbe unb ridtia aes
benbe ubr fir Hur $40 fdbert, uor fic5 aehen Dime
&udt, ipte pieI bieelbe bSberen Ssert5 bot unb lr
anter Der Beninsung, bab ieber Gmpfdnser ;ufries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Ser. Gtaaten BON 9Imerif1.)
Staat Refu Sort, IS. s.
Stdpt llup Goulltu Yte1p Worf.

N
Gtaat ReD SJprf, IS. 81
Stdbt uno County 9teo Yort.
Gs pirb bierSar1 5efarlnt eematbt, baS beute, ain
g. SuIi Gin SauIen6 N1t Sunhert unb Steben unb
Getbais, GraituS 2pmun perf0ulib DOR MIR Gbpin s.
Cory iun., einem Gommiiiioner, in Der Stabt ytep
Yort pobnbaft unb gciekIi ernannt u,Ib einsef4po,
rem on Der Grecutip 8eb6roe uno aem6B ben Gefessn
oes Stadte5 IenneIee, nm Mntrtenrung pom gericbt=
Iifen nebertro9ungen 81 MAIDEN, erfenen 1T, rpeIE
der, mir efngebworen, beponirte uno ausioste,
SssSeieuhaft III Nep glort iet, llnb baB bic &ns
eaben uno Observation-Disclosures, biz In benz beses
Igten gtadbpeis en- boIten unD ibm uuterseianet
EnoI fetnem beiten aSiiien unb SlGuben na. rc5tie
fnb.
gu oefIen 8egaubisunq babe tt GesenrudrtigeS
nteri6rieben unb NIT meinem Nmts iie9el perfeben
hem Gage une in benz Sabre pie oben.
IL. s. GSmin j.. Gprep iun.,
Gpmmiioner fir ben Stoat EenneiIeey
SfEce "a MoHltrase, Stem gort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
@e9en Mus5ebrun9.
sirop hipophosphite de chaux (untel

pbospbo:islaurer SaItIprup.
4ieies neue oeiImitteI uirft ausee;ed5net be, Gu.
6erculoie mad S6pinSiAdt, beren aefdhrIidbers
Symphonic es iofort beieitigt $3.50 :,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Gtdat GenneHee,
Gomptroners Office,
mofhn;IIr AZ S,tIi 1897

Gtdat GenneiTee.
Gomptrouers Office,
RaibuiHr, Is. SHIi 1857
Sd. @. 50. 81 burn, Comptroller bes Staatss
dates, teSeuge bierburf, bab bic Rniderboder 2e'
I1nslibei ytahptis bauon bel ebradt bot, baB bic
enannte GeieIi6aft allen @rforoerniiien, weI6e bic
Hefese bes Stuat' Tenneiiee Serii6ernngs @es
eui1aften perlor9en, na5setommen lift, uno fernei
cseuee td, oaB r,e. ". Sporting, Agent genanntel
@esli9dft, ebsnalIs ben geies teben Anforherun9en
se5 Stoates, in Setreh zines lold1en A9eHteu, euts
iproden bat.
GemeemdB lift 9enunnte 2niferboder 2ebens sSers
ltberIngs geleuibaft autOriirt, oas 8erit9erun9ss
@ei9dft In Der ao, Raibuile in oieiem State 3U
tetreihen.
9. Us. SIdcfbMrn,
SomptroIIer pom Eeuneilee,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Oeroaunnss Nafftaen u. 3elt6 en-
tnn Surit1 81, Ruii5o,1

2aures Der mebtsiniiben Nfabeme in 8aris.
9ieies gef9maduoae Yreparatif piro non ben erften
IerSten 6ronfreids un6 Gnslaubs ge8en ale SRrant,
beiten bel 8eroauunss @3ertsseuge oils Gastraiate
lange anb f9pere SCREAMING, 8Idbung, 2eberz v 3
2snben,llebeI &C. nit sroBem @rfoIse ansemanbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

ei,nenS-9er 9r0Bte 8etras elmer einsets
men Beriiderung. ...........$ 25,000,00
(se3.l Graftns 91mau. NrGfibent.
SEQ =. gniffer. setretdr.
Rem @orf, ben 1. SuIi 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Berubn,te teans6hide
Sci [ sc / tt { /
Srirnanlt S 3d.,
s.a. S.Ses BrtmsenRapo
As Wue Nibeli
2ein 9ebertbran ntebr.
8rimnuIt'S inAirtpr H1pttin @hrlIt,

q melt porsusie6en 1T, angeSpanbt, namentIi6 in
Sdler Bruittranibeiten, icrofuIoie, Inmpcti en-
Storungen, Gelbiutbt, NusteInbipunnung uno Ape=
sltIogteit. Gr perfiingt ben S6rper bur9 frGftige
Reini9rtg bes 8Iutes 1T ais Elm Ie1tes Mbfibr=
n.tteI fcbr sn empfeben. Der &ettisiprup icbIpd6t
nebcr ben Maaen nod Die DGrme urte pirb bel tIeis
men fineein obne bic ntnbefe G6GoIidteit uerpanot
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

(rtne poafdnbise biIbIt6e gei6tdte Der Deft
Die bene, biiliGite Hub beIebrenSse yamtlien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TrIIpOra MICu1JAN AND IOWA FARMING LAunn
II unntsl a. n. LANCASTER. u Wall street. M n
U,ENEnENr PROPERTY WANTED.
u win by lease and purchase leases for cssh
n H. GIBBONS CO.. go Broome str~sa
vUAN1ED-T0 PURCHASE FOR CASH A AVAIL
w House, ertok or brown sscna with modern improve
ments must be n GOOD location prc errrd vuh
possession: price tsp 70 saOa Addrsss ssssiSs Dcs-
ton, housa Dor 81 Pos4 once
WANTED-oN NORTHERN RAILROAD. A MOE
Cottage House. VIA from one 70 within ~
miles Of keu York HkNkY rAPPhN. ~ Pine s1rSps.
NANrED--ro PURCHASE AND RENT NUnBEa
w Of Houees IN New York and Harlem Ssud descrtpI
ton, 10. "a q. w. DLTCHkTT No kew Chambers strsa
second ooor.
vNArrRD-IN A CENTRAL POSITION, UP Town
w for The advertsers residences, . House full Iot
for not srcsedng etoy sddresa stating locasos
and eli particuiarA Post once ben ana
WANTED TO BUY IN BRoOKLys-CoMroRrABLR
w Dwelling House. on one more lots OF grouod AZ
lreul vth psruenlAra bsx AS1n Nee Hsrk PED 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

s A UCTIoN sALE,-GEoRGsB REED. AUcrloNEER;
"A VIM Penny salesman.-GEO. REED CO., Auc-
uonee will sell tuesday. September 3 l0s O'CLOCK
a. 10 Madison OF rhityhrst street the
Whole of the elegant furniture contained In the above
yate residence, Consisting OF fun su Is o. Paror pniuS
Room nd Ch amber Furniture in black walnut and crsoa
rp.; Carpets, Curtains handsome Rosewood rino Hair
Mattresse, spring Beds. larg quantity OF Linen Bed
o,ns TO- Oh tilas- Croesery; fine Cutlery &C.:
aiso hs Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com
rncs The furniture IL nearly having been IN us
Lhis sale s worthy the attention Of housekeepers refus
Dish ng their denes and one of the
sales OF the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

VUM Writer'S, AUCrrONEER. SELLS THIS DAT,
Az O'Clock q - Can.l sr:s ss ~ s.Is ses.ssa
OF gentleman removed noD stsssn Island noe rarior
suia Per and Mantel Mirror Lee sno brocsso. Cor,
Ensmsisd ssa Hair Nssrsses. yeashsr ssds Blaaksss
ssnaon Tsbls. sofa Bed Losnecs Resting and eshsr
MAJ Esdsissda 0.s Chandeers: aiso = nns
Tsnsssrv TSrsc piy and other Carpes nearly new Lo
$3.50 ~ n,Icloshe sghty damaged; lsFre ss-cvt-
rsns Of sshsr usodA VA 70 dssiss oshesa 0scds
pscksl end shsppsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

THOR SALR OR I'd Lkr-A POUR STORY ENGLISH
basement Hou e Ia Brooklyn; choice location
Bile PRINCIPAL Ines Of elegantly and costly finished
will b s0id great sacr6ce II sold will 10. 70
responsible party. Worthy Of the attention OF these
seeking elegant comfortable home capitalists
wishing a profitable investmeaI Terms sasy. Apply Il
l78 Broadway, ~ agar store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
SALES AT Auorruu.

ssIGHEk'S SALE OF DESIRABLE Farm PROP
n ERTY.
On Lous Islsna.-The Farm Of Mr. Robert Nnnns sS
Setauket Sufo L. H. accessible by rail-.
of highly tvAsd Land with modern brick dwelling
40 feet square, thirteen with modern appliances:
farm house, barns stables ice HOUSE. orchards three weis
i've cssierns, dc $lo0ou may remain on mortgage
Also,
P1ANOrORTr FACTORY
The commodous Factory Of Mr. Nuns with two ami
half OF land, suitable for manufacturing purposes
namely four story brick Building @ by ~ feet heavy
tnDered. slate roofei heated and supplied with
water from the garrett also detached brick engine
45 ieei two KS horse shsftng
te well, &c Both be offered auction the prem
les TUESDAY. September & 1867. at r. NJ. The abovs
sale Is postponed until September - 1867.
wM CLARE. Assignee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
4 Ii PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

WALPoLE, N. H. Jan. 80, 1867.
DR. o. Y. WOODS, Dear Sr:-Iest you should remain
In ignorance your ability bless your fellow man
and give yourself fortune, offer thoughts In refer
to what you call your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day went TO the Falls thinking Dr. Ni>hols and
get him prescribe for that offensive disorder the Dysen
terry which had hung about days Some
at the Fails said that Woods made that was
good for the above complaint. must say had but
would warrsnt cure thought would try It. took
dose that evening and to my surprise better In less
than hour, the next day work free
and free from hnderance and to-day consider mysef we'll
BY the way would had tried almost ythng else
without effect Now whether this Is bunder OF yours or
whether you had the dcernment TO make this
efectual makes difference It wrought radical
change in me, that feel to acknowledge It, and wish II
might become celebrated have doubt If that medi-
cine pulled according Its WORTH it would give you
profit in year than all you have in your shop
would in ten. If You would give a receipt think
would spend thousand it before would give II up
Yours much benefited,
THOMAS N. KEYEs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

A MEDICAL OPINIoN.-An unfortu-
nate man, who had never drank water
enough 10 warrant disease, was reduced TO
such state of dropsy that a consultation
Of physicians was held upon his case
They agreed that tapping was necessary,
and the poor patient was invited TO sub
NIT to the operation, which he seemed in
clined to do in spite Of the entreaties Of
his sen, boy of seven years old.
90 father, father do not let them tap
you," said the young hopeful ; do any
thing, but do not let them tap you! 7"
Why my dear, it will do me good,and
l shall live long in health to make you
happy" ~,
"No, father, no; you will not There
never was anything tapped in our house
that lasted longer than a week i"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Cheshire Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS
~ ing Monday, May IL, 1861
seeping cars on al night trains Smoking cars all
trans.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, at s55 A. NJ
keene at 455 A. Nj Arriving at fi,ehbgrg 1875 A; M
leave Bellows Falls, at $50 M, Keene, at 9l5 MI
Arriving at fitchhurg, II cor. NJ, at Boston, $50
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, at 40 M, Keene
at 33Ir NJ; Arriving at Ftchburg l5p M, at Boston
730P.M,
MAILTRAIN will leave Boston, at 80 A. NJ, Fitch
io%s s FAILS ff TRAIN vii S
leave Boston, at IL 90 Fitchburg, 125 p M Keene
at 3.37 P. Arriving at bellows Falls 44O P. M Ex
PRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston, at 80 NJ Fitchburg,
957 Pm. -
None but the Accommodation Train will stop at State
Line, SO Keene or Cold RIVER
The Express Trains will make regular stops wnchen
don and keene and will stop at other stations except
above to take or leave to from other
and except at West Fitchburg and Westminster where
they viii only stop to leave passengers going down. to
take them in going up.
Trains Connect as tolo,cs:
Up Trains Bellows Falls with Rutland and Burngto
Railroad for Rutland Burlington, Montreal ogdensbnr,t
Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and the West
train or to Burlington by express or mail PASSENGER by
the II 90 A. NJ train from Boston, lodge at Rutland and
schenectady &c The night express with sleeping cars
through to Burlington, Schenectady, Montreal, sc.
Also. with Sullivan and vt Central Railroad for Wind
sor, White River Junction. Burlington, 0gdensburgh,
Montreal st Johnsbury, &c. via Vermont Central, Pas
sumpsic, and Vermont & Canada Roads, SC. Mail and
Express trains make direct connection via. Vermont Gen.
trail Railroad for all points North the last train
ming direct through to Windsor W. r. Junction. Houses
Point and Montreal &C. by night train Vt Central
Railroad modation train to W. r. junction.
Mail train connects at W. r. Junction with Express train
arriving at St. Adams at $50 P NJ Rouses Point IT'S p
NJ making direct connections for Montreal ogdensburg
Dozen Trains Conner at Fi,eh51g
with Trains Of Fichburg Worcester Railroad for Wor
cester, Norwich, Providence and New YORK City.
And at Groton Junction with trains of Worcester Nash
Railroad for Nashua and Concord and with trains
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell Lawrence, &c.
Il. STEWART, Superintendent
superintendent Office, Keene, N. H.. May, o. 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
and turns away with well-stimulated gasp

and turns away with well-stimulated gasp
Of disappointed agony.
My dear fellow" says the old gentle
man alphabetically, what in the name
of conscience did you bet on that card for?
You had sure thing on that card with
red. checkered back?"
? ~ thought had the right one," muir
murs the youth in blubbering way; but
suppose you bet on the card with red
checkered back"
This is too much for the old gentleman.
1" By Jove! l WILL" says he.
He does so, and, losing his money, looks
exasperated, but does not move away.
"l'll fix him this time" whispers the
simple young man TO his comrade in mis-
fortune. "Just wait till he turns his head
away.
Strange as it may appear, just at this
moment the dealer does turn his head
away. The simple young man slips up to
the table softly, reveals the face-card to
everybody, marks it by turning up one
corner, replaces it, and then resumes his
place beside the old gentleman, with the
chuckling whisper, We've got him now,
and no mistake"
"Come, gentlemen" resumes the appar-
rently unconscious gambler, abstractedly
continuing his deal, " Who'll go the very
small matter of $40 on the winning card p
I'm bet $40 on this card" exclaims the
simple Young man, enthusiastically clap
ping his fist on the paste-board he had
just marked.
The respectable old gentleman slowly
draws out his huge morocco wallet. an
60 one hundred dollars" says he I" on the
same card; that is if you bet as high as
that"
certainly, bet as high as you please"
The card is turned up, and of course it
proves to be the wrong one. The respec-
table old gentleman resumes his wallet aud
staggers mutely out of the crowd, with
mistrustful glare at the simple, idiotic
looking young man, whom he now for the
first time, begins to suspect very reason
ably, as one of the gamblers confederates.
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TWO QUESTIONS
TO BE CON EREDi

TO BE CON REDi
LADIES Where are You going for your Furs, Cloaks,
and Millinery this season? Is it fair question II So
would like to mention few PAcTs that may help you to
a right conclusion.
1ST. have heretofore employed many excel ent Mil
Il liners, but better than Miss ABBIE X.
GODDARD who at present at the head of that Depart
ment and have taken unusual pains inform ourselves
in regard to styles and have exhibition quite variety
OF Pattern Bonnets and Hats well endless variety
of material to select from including style FEATHERS
FLOWERS, BONNET FRAMES, and all that is necessary
make an elegant Bonnet or Hat in the best manner.
OND MISS 4. s BUNDY, who is at the head of the
- Cloak-making Department is decidedly and by far,
the best Cloak maker employed have any knowl
edge of, and If you value good fitting garment you
should have her cut it. She by MEASURE regular
SYSTEM and the result Is quite different from the
style Of ting which has prevailed heretofore We
and intend to keep fully posted the styles and have
fine assortment of Fancy and Black CLorHs TRIMMINGS
Sc, which will be sold as low the quality be
bought in the State We will cut garments for others to
make, or make them up to order. Ready made coaks
constantly on hand for sale and to show the styles.
Next come to the FURs. have fine assortment of
AMERICAN SABLE FIrcH and SQUIRREL FURs, bought this
season at reduced prices and will sell them low
possible, and guarantee them be represented My
long experience in trade in the city we'll here enables
me to select perfect goods and buy them the
prices thus my experience of service my
well self The Is true with regard to Cloaks
Millinery and other Goods. Old Furs made over
We have full line of the best KID GLOVES to be
found in the State variety of Cloth Gloves Corsets
White Fannels, Cambrics Cambria Muslin, Thread and
Lace Edgings Embroidered Collars and Cuffs Mohar Coils
sets of Natural Curs and Braids Nets Travelling Bags
Fur TT immed Hoods and many other articles too
GUS for to find time to call Peddar fashion, ,, so
wait for you call for them and you shall have them
4 at reasonable prices.
Now If you please the other question. Is my place
" the place to for almost anything! At all events
shall be pleased show goods and will do best
suit and all both regards STYLE quality and PRICES
Respectfully q NJ Krvrs
SPRINGFIELD, VI, Oct. s, 1867. AZ
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VT. Central d Sullivan Railroads

WINTEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w December 2, 1867.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at IL 3d. $50 000'p. IN. Mixed
train White River Junction receiving passengers from
Cheshire Valley r. leaves Bellows Falls at $50
Mail Train leaves Boston via Fitchburg at 730 m,
Springfield las for Burlington, aud St. Adams.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ,
ceivng passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at l215 p NJ, and from Cheshire Railroad,
leaving Boston at $50 m for Burlington, Rouses Point,
Montreal and ogdensburgh connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached to night trains.
Through tickets for Chicago the the
principal stations. G. MERRILL, Supt.
st. Adams, VT. Dec. Q, 1867.