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CHEsrER-The closing exercises OF the
Fall Term at Chester Academy the pres
ent week have been particularly interest
ing, commencing with sermon to the
School by Rev. c. f. Lord on Sunday at
,ernoon at the Congregational church
which was filed by the scholars and their
friends-which comprise the entire COM
munity.
The address on Monday evening by
Pres. Smith Of Dartmouth was listened 20
| by large and attentive audience. 4New
England formed the subject of a finish
ed, scholarly lecture,very interesting to all
who listened TO it, and particularly appro-
pirate ON this occasion. In closing, ffes.
Smith spoke of this academy as one OF
the Oldest and best in New England,
where many of the smartest men had iaid
the foundation of their success in future
life Of the liberality of the citizens ana
Trustees who had so long fostered and up
held it, and expressed a wish that some
effort would be made by its friends to
raise sufficient fund to place this insti-
tption on as sound and solid basis as
8 any of its compeers.
The examination by the Committee on
Monday and Tuesday showed high
stand of learning among the scholars oil
this institution, and the faithtulness oil
J their teachers in instructing them, further
: notice of which should come from the ex-
aiming committee.
!, The Exhibition on Tuesday evening at
Incraham's Hall was quite largely attend
: ed notwithstanding the unfavorable wealth
err and travelling which must have KEEP
many AT home. The exercises consisted
of Declarations, Dialogues, Readings AM
=. 3 Music. All of the pieces were well STUD
led and delivered although but little tim
:, was used in preparation Mr.. Shaw
- a practical teacher and does not believe
- taking much of his pupils time IN pre-
~ pairing an exhibition but in the few da.
he puts months work and success a
ways attends it. AS valedictory lie
ofo words of earnest gratitude from pup
~ and citizens are due Prof. Shaw and a
IL assistants for their successful efforts
sustain the reputation of this academy
EN- Normal School. 1t furnishes a iarl
,ro- number of teachers from this TALL class
mi District Schools in this and neighbour
as towns.
3 a Ten persons received the ordinance
. OF bant;sm at the Congregational Churt
) Of last Sunday, and twelve were made me,
n to hers Of that church by Rev. c. E. Lord
en- The IJniyersalist Society at North Ch
pom. ter. presented their organist, Airs. W.
sion Mcintyre, with purse of $50 last WEI
Hers as a slight token of their appreciation
itful her faithful service.
,bey The social leyee and dance given tor
very benefit of the Ladies Aid Society, al n
SIZED ey's Hall, North Chester las. fti :,
paid Eve, was not as largely attended as u
more m;aht have desired, but proved VI
10 be ,leasan, affair for those who were pres
and remunerated the ladies f'r u
our trouble.
nd. M. Holden proposes TO form Class
;,s,rnc,;on in the common ana Ia
y "e DANCES now in use, 10 convene SIX even
and at KelIry's Hall, and six nights =. In
year, hams. Those DESTROYS OF attending
use of owe their names to FL. Kelley OF 4
litors Fitch.
The children Of the consrega''
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FINE PAPER
Economy is Wealth,
. . = z = 2 q
TWO QUESTIONS
TO BE CON ERE d!

LADIES; Where are you going for your Furs, Cloaks
and Millinery this season Is it fair question If so,
wen Id Ike mention few RAcTs that may help you to
a right conclusion
4 at have heretofore employed many excel ent Mil
liners but never better one than Miss ABRIE X.
GODDARD present at the head OF that DEPART
en and we taken unusual pains to form ourselves
II; regard styles and have on exhibition quite variety
~ paftern Bonncts Hats well endless variety
~ material 10 FROM intending new style tEATHERS,
TlagEs BONNET FRAMES and all that rs necessary TO
mas an elegant Bonnet Hat in the best manner
c,ND Miss T. BuNpY, who is at the head of the
- Cloak making Department is decidedly, and hy FAR
thu, best Cloak maker employed OF have any know
edge Of and if you value a good lifting garment you
s5nd have her it. She GUS by MEASURE, regular
ste, and the result quite different from the gsSicefk
fve Of cut ting which has prevailed heretofore We are
and intend to keep fully posted a % the stke ana nave
a Are assortment of Fancy and Black tLoTHs TRIMMINGS,
Sc which will sold low the quail eau be
boueht in State We viii cut garments for others 70
make, make them up to order Ready made eioaSs
constantly on hand for sale and 20 show the sJ es
Next we come to the FURs have fte assortment Ct
AMERICAN Flro and souisaEL uHs, bought THIS
season reduced prices and VIII sell them as low a.
,ohle and guarantee them 10 be represented My
me TO perfect goods, and buy them at the owes
prices thus my experience Is of service 70 my customer
well to myself 1s same Is true with resEi 70
Millinery and other Goods. Old Eurs made over
We have full line of the best KID GLOVES to h
found in the State n variety Of Cloth Gloves, Corsets
White Flannels cambres, Csmtrie Muslin Thread au'
Iaee EdgugS Embroidered Coars and Cuffs Hohair Coils
sets Of Natural Gurs and Eraids Nets, Travelling Bag
Fr TT nmed Hoods and many other articles toe numri
Gus for ne find time TO call over fedaar fashion,.
for 20 " cal. for them and you Shall have tei
at reasonable prices
Now IL YOU please the other question Il my rlas
the place to go for aos any hiug2 At all events
shall he pleased show goods and ~il do cur hest
suit and all both as regards style qnAiy and PRICE
srRrseYuIb, VI, Oct. s. rsss. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

On Wednesday in joint assembly the
legislature elected G. 6. Benedict Of Bur-
lington, Peter I. Washbum Of Wood
stock, and w. III. johnson of Bellows
Falls, Trustees OF the Vermont Agricul-
tural College. Mr.. johnson was elected
on the third ballot by l6 majority, Maj.
Rounds Of Chester was elected Railroad
Commissioner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
r uMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

We the undersigned would respectfully inform the
umbermen Of Rockingham, and vicinity that we are re-
pairing and fitting up the Saw Mil, at Bellows FANS anu
viii be prepared the coming Winter to do Saving Of vari
ous krd In large small quantities with sch ana
in ,rorkmanlike manner and at reasonable prices
Those having timber above us, which can De raiteo
d, the river We would invite their particular attention
to this notice. TAhbbLi, AoAmaN Ae
BELLOWS FALLS, Nov II, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

BASE BAEi. The Chester and Alpha
clubs played their third match game of
Base Ball on the old Fair Ground near
North Springfield last week Thursday, at
T.. NJ, resulting as follows:
ALPHA CHESTER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

The first nine of Chester have played
six match games during the season and
won four of them, having been beaten
once by the Alpha and once by the I'm
knowns of Rutland.
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alied.

Marriages and DE- ahs inserted Obituaries nclua
ing poetry, to be paid for according TO length
In this village Nov. 9th, JENNIE A., wife Of Rev N.
Pierce aged 2 years and ii months Those VINO knew he'
host hest loved her. State papers please copy.
In Chester Nov 18th, JOHANNA LooNEY, aged Is yrs,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Farm for sale.

yIyIE Subse ber his Farm for sale In th town
Athens Ii the main road leading from Bellows Fsllsi
~ Newfane NO miles from Cambriigepor near school
ana Church. aiming 1l2 acres 80 Of which Is nice
meadow and 20 OF woodland the remainder mostly
pasturing cod sugar orchard of 800 trees, and good
annie orchard Of old young trees good buildings
house suitable families, running water TO house and
barn Also Joining the above pasture OF about eighty
acres which sill be sold with farm if desired All the
above propert will be sold at reasonable price For ur
ther particula inquire on the premises -
ATHENS, DC t. % 1867. o. h. PhanAh'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Married.

In this village Nov. sth, by Rev. N. Pierce, Mr.. l.
HENRY EASTMAN, Of Boston, Mass, and Miss MIRA r.
sTRATToN of West Westminster VT Accompanying the
foregoing was the handsome remembrance of ONE Doll
LAR GREENBACK! Brother Eastman is prin ter, and
OF course their wants And we are quite sure VIA
he followed With blessings through life We hope so
certainly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
8. II. Merrill

rs AGENT for some of the best Pianos made such as
Decker s. Co., Hazelton Co., sherSin Herbert q
New York Henry Miller & Bourne Of Boston. Any one
xgsnt;oe frs rate piano. a reasonable price Will ma
it to their q dyantage to consult with me 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Auction.
STOCK. HAY AND GRAIN, AT AUCTION.

STOCK, HAY AND UfAiNi N n
yIyUE Subscriber having sold his Farm viii sell ..
Auction at his residence in Westminster, On es1av
;g sescr;bed personal property, to wit; YOKE ~ o
four years old pair Of yearng steer wen ~ Sheen
wv ~, 80 ois Mare good roaiser2 good work Horses'
.hot 81 tons Of Hay quantity Of Straw and SSrn 800
der Is bushels Corn, so bushels Oats pasns ~, CSr
notatos barrels apples, barrel OF Ola ,
,ushe, Rntteruuts Buggy Wagons, seigns, nss
res good Buffalo Robe, Carriage olarke.s -
nes. -, Inmber Wagon, two horse Traverse siea,
i,Ihs ROW cuitivators, Hoes, Chains &c, " ,
snne pows Harrow, revolving Horse haSes $40
roYsng MIL stoneboat, Iron bar faIoI 49, ~ ~
Meat Barrels, &c ie1A's A WARREN 4. BANKS.
GEO RUST, Auct'r.
yKsrx,usrER, VI, Nov ii, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Diaries for. 1865.

- U woops has inst received the largest and best
asso rtment of Diaries offered in this pisces and
will sell them at very low prices Call and see tn m before
buying.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
MATCHES.

A MERICA and Swiss Waches-a good assortment just
N received which / have selected for customers VINO
want reia lie mekeeper will be sold low and warrant
ed @, ROWE Chester, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
In beauteous robes all spanglea DER
With CONS and shining pold.N

The fine scenery Of the Chester ORA
matte Association will be used, new and
rich costumes will be provided, and no ex-
pense or pains have been spared TO make
this one Of the most pleasing musical en-
tertainments ever given in this vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
. r,,oppSTos VOTING AMERICA,

DEMOREST'S YOUNG AME "a .,-i IA,
The hes. Juvenile Magazine Every boy ana sls . Ia
SEES is says all the Press Say % ssu copv. good
,.sans with Glass Cylinder to ccnhne hvihg ~
~ soo svo-biaed pearl Poeke. knile ana q each
- - o,fc- desirable articles gwen az premium
oe ., =. YEARLY 81 50 The November hummer e
nsnces new '0'''4e VI. JENNINGS DEM0REST,
as Broadway. New York.
Try it, Boys and Girls Specimen copies h ssi ss''
mailed &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
APPROVED SCHOOL-BoOKS,
puBLlsHfD by
f. II. BUTLER 4 co,
No. 1877 S. Fourth Street, Philadelphia

MITCIIELES NEW BIOGRAPHIES,
The Hoard of Education OF the state Of Vermont at 10
meeting at Waterbury, In February 1867 authorized the
use Of the following usooRApts In the Public schools %
the State.
Mitchels First lessons in Geography
Mitchell's New Primary Geography.
Mitchell's New intermediate Geography
The undersigned have just Issued editions 81 az tnee
book. They have now ready VERMONT hpittoN %
the Nav specially adapted to the sus
containing in addition all the matter OF the New intrt
mediate full page. eopperplate map OF the state Win
All the natural features aud town and village ae,u
raely set FORTH this Is added special Geography
Of the State, j.. ~ ~,
schools in an the States In the Union may be had on ap
pcaon to tho Publishers, OF they may De ofaeieu "
bookseller or dealer in books in Vermont
Other works Of Mitches New Series ere'
Nit hells New Geography and Atlas for High school,
u" MtchelI's New Physical Geography. BY Professor
| BRocKLEsBY.
Mitchell's New Outline Maps ,,,,r, ~, a oo Il
Published by ,- g -, =. % ., ph,,aaalnhia
wN 4i-4a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Earn for Sale.

guyHE Subscriber offers his farm for sale situated 10 the
uortheastery part Puney VT and on the man roaa
from Putney Westminster, being .our mics from sne
about s arres of land suitably divided into moving pas
turing and Woodland with good sugar and apple or
chard on the The moving lots are smooth anu ior
several wears the grass has been cut with moving ma
chine The pastures excellent and are ahnnaanuy
snpnlied with never failing Wood enough ~ farn
The buildings are comfortable, very pleasantly si'uAea
and suppied with never falling water at the house ana
20 M nra,nisas JOHN p. BLANCHARD.
Sn p w P W. Nav A 1894 4547
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
ran M rnn Purposes d lAxArasE xEplcIsr.

ron ALL THE puaposgs or a LAXATIVE MEDICINE.
Perhap. no medicine universally required BY
cathartc. ever any before so uni-
vesaily adopted in every country and among all
classes as this mild but efficient purgative PILL The
Obvious reason is that il is reliable and far more
efeetua remedy than any other. Those who have tried
it know that IL cured them those who have not Know
mat IL cures ghbors and friends and all know
that what II does II does awaysthnt 1t never fails
through any an neglect Of its com position We have
upon ds of certificates OF their remark
able cures following complaints but such cures are
known in every neghborhood, and need not publish
containing neither caoel any dcleerioas drug they
may be taken with safety BY anybody Their sugar coat
inc preserves fresh and nakes them pleasant to
take while being purely vegetable no harm can arise RON
their use in any quantity
nal yscera to purify the blood and stimulate II into
healthy aeicnlemove the distractions Of the stomach
bowels liver and Of the body restoring their irreg
nar action health and by orrectne, wherever they
exist such arrangements az are the first origin q
Miaue directions given Ia the wrapper on the DOE
for the folowing complaints which these PILLS rapidit
cure;- r.xr,o,
and Loss or APPETITE they should be taken moderately
10 stimulate the stomach and restore Its healthy tone ana
action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its yarons symptoms, Bill
rIous HEApA .ilE SICK HEADACHE. JAUsnicE or GhEE.
SICKNESS coIc and Bious FEyEss they should
be uaeosiy taken for each 70 correct the useascd
action or remove the distinctions which cause IT.
For DYsesrgRY DrARsaGt but mild dose is gem
orally required.
For RHEUMATISM. GouT. GRAVEL, PAIPIrar1oS or rHH
IRARr in the sIDFs Aeg and LcIss they should ns
continuously taken required to change the Diseased
Of the system Wsthsnch change those complaints
disappear.
For DRopsr and DgoPsIcAL SwsrLrS6s, they should be
taken 10 large frequent doses to produce the effect o.
a drastic purge, - -,
As Dinner pin take two Pills to promote dges
ton and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
into healthy NJ the appetite and invgorates
the sysea Hence IL often advantageous where &c
serious arrangement exists One who feels toeraby vel
often finds that of these PILLS makes him feel de
idelty better their cleansing and renovating eiiec
on the digestive apparatus -
! DR. j. o. AVER & CO.. Practical Chemists
| LOWELL, MASS, Y. 5. A.
4
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CHESTER.
TOTAL RUNS IN EACH INNING.

TOTAL RUNS IN EACH INNING.
Alpha 0 8 II 3-3
Chester-6 Is 10 16-T0
Time of Gsne-2h. 45r.
SEQ rers-Thompson and Peltier.
Umpire-Ttus Of the Alpha Club.
a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

Sabbath School Of Chester, under the d.
rection Of Prof. Shaw, superintendent, and
Miss Angie +. Raymen,on. Organi t, as
sisted by the best musical tale in the
place, will give concsrt al lngca ans
Hall next Monday evening. On which
occasion, L'ila, al 10 pera in thee
paris will be performed by over Il ty mis-
ses and children, representing Mountain
children, Beggars, Fairies, and Fatty
Queen. Laila, by Mrs. Whitney; Fairy
Queen by Mrs. Shaw
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
CLOCKS,

csgTH HoMAs CO. cLoCKs-1 and day-different
C.H. ROWE, Chester. VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
AWAY WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE TRUSSES.

<,.o,,ropr am cuRE FOR THE RUPTURED Sent
r, Ia on recent of 10 cents Address Dr. b ~
roorF frautbor Of Medica. Common scnse) no. I'D
+ lexington Az, NY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
ALLcocKs POROUS pLAsrERs.

Hartford Conn, Nov. II, 1855
hessrs, Tnos. ALLoocR 4 Co.--Pleas0 sondt
with Dispatch, twelve dozen Allcock's Porous
Pastra, Our daily experience confirms the4r
very superior excellence, At this moment OF
wtitinga man applies for one, who, by ontan-
clement in the shaft Of machinery, bad both hi
legs broken, spiue severely injured, aud wa
for nearly year entirely helpless. This man
found relief very soon by the application o, q
plaster to his spine, He was soon enabled to
work, ard now he labors as well as ever. Re
would cheeriuly pay 50 for a single Plaster if
they could not be had At q lower rate. / am
surprised that surgeons do not make uao o.
these perforated plasters TO the exclusion Ofaa
others, as their texibuny and adhesiveness
are greatly in advance ofoll ether plasters with
whi,h l am acquainted; VIII the perlorGtiops
peculiar to them render them greatly superior
to all others for ordinary surg cal uses. Know
ing the plasters to be 80 useful, I have NO scrs-
pies that my sentiments should be knowp
J. W. JOHNSON, NJ. .
Agency, Brandreth House, New York,
Sold by all Druggists in the United States
and Canada ml5d&w1n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
EtunIcIpai Election.
CLEyELANp, April 2

CLEVELAND, April 2,
At the municipal election yesterday,
the democratic candidate for mayor was
elected by 500 msjority. The remainder
Of the Union ticket was elected,
CINoINEATI, April 2.
Full returns from all the wards give
Charles f. Wistach, Union candidate
for Mayor 400 majority. The average
majority for the whole Union ticket is
about five thousand, showing a Union
gain Of about 1900 over the election
last fall
For the City Council, fourteen Union
men and five democrats are elected,
showing q gain OF one democrat Coun-
Gilman. The new Council will stand %
Union aud 10 Democratic. The total
vote Of the city is about $4,000, or 5000
less than last year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
DIR. sCHENCK. THE LUNG DOCTOR.


ssg~ The Proprietor of SCHENCK'S PUL.
MONIC SYRUP, the inventor of Schenck's
Respirometer, the only int trument that can to
q certainty detect the slightest murmur OF the
respiratory organs.
This is Of great importance 10 Dr.. SCheuCk.
to know the exact condition Of the lungs.
whether it is Tuberculous, Pulmonary, BrOn-
chial, PleuritiC, or Dyspeptic Consumption.
and whether it is both lungs or only one that
are diseased.
1t requires constant and long practice to be
come familiar with every sound or rafting Of q
diseased bronchial tube. Patients come to Dr.
Schenck to get examined that have been ex-
amined by their family physician who told them
that their Lungs were almost gone when by
close examination with the Respr ometer, it is
often found that it is an affection of the bron-
Chal tube: and by getting a healthy action OF
the liver and tone OF the stomach, the sufferer
is soon restored TO health Sometimes medi-
cine that will stop 4 cough is certain death to
the patient. 1t locks up the liver, steps the
circulation of the blood-ht mOrrhage follows
and, in fact stopping the action Of the very
organ that caused the cough.
Dr. SehenCk will be professionally at his
rooms every week, y Bond street New York,
and So Hanover street Boston, from A M
until 3 2. NJ. He give advice free. but a thor
ough examination wilG the Respir ometer the
charge is S. His mcGirir e. are f. sale by all
druegist and dealers, a.. a full supply at all
times at his rooms. Pr,, Il the PulmODiC Sy
rup and Seaweed Tonic, ,.ch $3.50 per bottle.
or 81 80 the half dozen; Mandrake Pills % cents
per box. GEO. GOODWIN y CO., 3S Hanover
street, Agents for Boston. For sale by al drug
gists. deC4d&w1w1y.
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9Narriaafa.

HULL--MANLEY-ln Chittendeu, aarcn ~,
a. the residence Of the brides hthcr, by Rev.
John G Hull Mr. Willism H. Huh of Bran
don. 20 Miss Mary f. Manley Of Chittrnd,n.
BURDiTT-LANDON-I Brandon. on the
9th met, by Rev, C A. Thomas, Mr. Chas. Bur
dit to Miss Alpha Landon, both of Pittsiord
BOTTES-B RDITT-In Brandon, March 6,
by Rev. G, A. Thomas Mr.. j. C. Bottles, Jr, 10
Miss Nancy V. Burdilt, both of PitlslOrd.
AMES-S MITH-In Pitts ford, March q, by
Rev Mr.. Carpenter, Mr. T. A. Ames of syria.
cuse, n Y, = MISS Emma A. Smith OF Pitts
ford.
FLTNT-WHlTE-At Floralside, Brandon,
March %, by kew, William Ford Mr.. William
Henry Flint and Miss lola p White, daughter
Of Harrison White, Esq, all OF Leicester.
LAIN-DUTTON-At Floralside,
Brandon, March %, by Rev. W. Ford, Mr.. Har-
Ian W. Chamberlain and Miss Laura A. Button,
both Of Goshen.
BABBETT-SMITH-A the brides father,
March %, by Rev. c. p. Frenyear, Mr. V NJ.
Babbett of CastetoB, to Miss Maria Il. Smith
OF Ira.
PATCH-PERSONS-ln Weston, VI. March
9th, by Rev. Moses Adams, MIR. Auburn T
Patch and Sarah A. Persons, hoth of Weston.