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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-13
Fort Delaware IA Card.

The undersigned is cndeayoing, in the fIce
Of difficulties, to erect IIunse, for his own
use, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, in
Orange county, Virginia. He would appeal
to his old prison friends to help him in this
extremity. One DOLLAR each, as donation
from the noble spirit with and for whom he
labored in SHE pen" at Fort Delaware, would
relieve the trouble. He is satisfied that it
is only necessary that this notice should be
read, and the Dollar will be forthcoming
Please accompany the remittance with an
autograph, to be deposited in the corner stone
of the building.
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See our advertising cOlumns-maDy no
tees of importance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies' Fair,
For the Improvement and repair of the
Presbyterian Church in this town, promises
to be the excitement of the week. The Synod
of Virginia, the most important ecclesiastical
body of the State, numbering near one hun
dred and fifty ministers, is to meet in this
place early in November, and with praise
worthy zeal the ladies have undertaken to
place their church in condition BETTING so
respectable an assemblage The following
ladies constitute the Officers and Managers of
the enterprise:
Miss MARIA HUMPHREYS, President,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-13
ISAAC W. K. HANDY.
Orange COurt House Va

Contributions will be received at the Drug
Store of Campbell & Mason
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-13
From our Special Corresponaer
From Harper's Ferry,
Spirl Of Jeferson .

Spirit Of J:6ersOn:
If pebble in ones boot Is ~
serious importance as We know
to chronicle the Spparent Il
small a place rs this, may
such an humble duty
sufficient consider
seemingly small al
the great Roman p
adel on FIRE; whi2 ilad
been the 10th of an inch
very different would hav.
the world. 1t is not need
foard, to learn the value,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
July s. 1867.

HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs,)
July 8, 1867.
Ny Dear Sill have just seen your wife,
and have your letter. You may rest assured
that do not credit the false and stupid re-
ports made against you. If you had the let
tiers l know you never would send copies to
!. If you can put the original in my
hands l will say that no one shall take or
destroy them without your express order in
writing, except you are released Will see
your wife again this evening. Respectfully,
j. NJ. ASHLEY.
&. Il. Dunham
The Acting Attorney General treating the
whole subject in a spirit of marked caudor
and fairness, is unwilling to credit the letters
OF Ashley, furnished him by Conover, as
genuine, and to satisfy himself upon that
point, submitted them to persons familiar with
Ashley's handwriting. These letters are
pronounced to be genuine; and thus, whilst
there might be reason to doubt the mere rep
resentation Of COuOver as true, the corrobo-
rating circumstantial evidence of these let
tiers, coupled with other facts of the case
leads US to believe that the astounding vii.
lainy which he uukenneled, was meditated
and attempted by the men whose names will
hereafter be the synonyms of infamy.
The Acting Attorney General concludes
his note to the President in the following i'm
pressive language:
In conclusion, 1 beg leave to express the
profound sensibility with which find myself
obliged to bring to the serious notice of the
President of the United States accusations
and papers which must occasion him painful
embarrassment. They expose prominent men,
bers Of the Legislature of the Union to the
shocking suspicion of having conspired with
convicted perjurer for a stupendous imposi-
ton; first, upon the House OfRepreseutatives.
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Mr.. SsdRfOn's reDM.

To Hon. Earard H. Stanton, Sec. Of Wa,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

THE AIR We BREATHE.-Some one
has been making an analysis lately of the
air we breathe in theatre or other close
house, containing q fhousand or more per-
sons. He carried into theatre at 10
o'clock at night bottle of ice placed on
plate, and then collected the vapor which
rapidly condensed on the outside of the
bottle and flowed down on to the plate. AT
first this vapor thus collected had the smF II,
the taste, and, so far as could be determin-
ed, every chemical quality belonging to
he waters OF the most deadly fever marsh
es. Under the microscope, this waite was
at first clear, but soon, that is to say in
week, it was found to be full of fine animal
cul@. A little later on, these animalcula
had grown, and the big ones were seen,
pursuing and devouting the little ones.
Still liter on, at the end of two months, the
water was thick animalcule various forms
were seen and still the work of destruc-
tion was going on. At last but three hid
eous monsters were seen Of course, since
they were contained in drop of water
and these were still striving to see which
could devour the other. AT til end of
three months the water became clear and
miasmatic again.-Paris Cores.
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aAisrellanu.
From the Rutland Herald.
The Independent Farmer.
sY THOMAS GREEN rrssrsDrs,

70
Who was born at walpole, N, H., April %.
l77l. He graduated ut Dartmouth in 1885, and,
afterward studied law at Rutland, VI. In 1901,
he visited England. In 1904, he returned, and fois
two years edited a paper in New York. We
next hear of him in Bellows Falls VI, where foi'
nine years he practiced law. He removed from
Bellows Falls to Bratteboro in 1915, where he
edited for a while the Reporter, but again re-
turned to Bellows Falls, where he edited another
paper for some time, and wrote volume in verse,
entitled Ladies' Monitor" After he removed to
Boston, where he commenced the now distin.
guished agricultural paper, The New England
Farmer. Here he numbered his few remaining
days, dying of appoplexy, November IL, 1877
The Massachusetts Agricultural Societies have
erected monument over his remains at Mount
Auburn Thus Fessenden by brtb-right belongs
to New Hampshire, to Vermont by his education
and the larger part of his literary life and by his
last labors and death to Massachusetts,.
1t may very truly be said
That his IL a noble vocation.
Where industry leads him TO spread
Around him little creation.
He lives independent Of all
Except the 0mnipotent donor;
He's always enough at his call,
And more a plague to Its owner
He works with his hands II Is true,
But happiness dwells with employ msntj
And he who has nothing TO do
Has nothing by way OF enjoyment
His labors exercise,
Which him from pain and physician
Then farmers you truly must prize,
Your the best OF conditions.
e6$ From cor petence shared with content,
Since all true felicity springs,
The life of q farmer is blent,
With more real bliss than a kings.
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8ailrpaas.
Rutland 4 Burlington and y
mont Valley Railroads W

[ and after Monday, January 7th lse,
" Will run as follows ''''' ioo7, tan,
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave ca ss burlington at s,soA.M., 15ap.M, a,,
Arrive RI & q Rutland, at l.soP, NJ, 4dop.M a.,
A. Nj - oNP ", ~
320A.M. - -'-o = M.SA5P
Leave Bellows Falls at 75op.M. 2a5AN
Arrive at bratslebero, at $50 p. NJ. SlbA NJ sSAR
MOVING NORTH AND WEST A&
Leave Brattleboro, at l04 A, M. 4npN
Arrive at Bellows Fails at IL 20 a. nj a. 3 0ssVPg
Leave Bellows Falls at $40 IA NJ, ~ as n g&N
| 1000 p. N. :" N, 545 III
Arrive at Rutiandat lOooA.MaOo, p.M.sop
Leave Rutland at coo A, NJ, 3l5p.Mlm
| Arrive Mt Burlington at 9.S5 A. M.545p% An
/ TRAINS CONNECT AS FoIJows "a "
| At Burlington with Boats on Lake Chamrn,
mont Central AMI VT Cana Railroads ~ = and Va,
St. Adams Rouses Point, MOI treal ~, a0otss
West, At Rutland, with train for Troy Aba samJa
York, Saratoga Springs, schenectad3 ana , rhd Nv
Bellows Falls with trains Cheshire Rsi,s nest
burg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston WY lor Fla
Valley Railroad for Brattlebora sprinvsai5n teruas,
New Haven and New York; aud with SnIt1 lata
for windsor, " hte River Junction Wells nv ~ lala
bury, Newport, Littletou and the ybita MI ~ j0sls
Passengers for the West will find this a cSaaaa
and expeditions route. ap peasa
For Tickets and all necessary informato, a..
ouiceS on 'ne me Gho A. MERRILL III M u
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A MoTHER's GRAvE.-Earth has some
sacred spots where we feel like loosening
the shoes from our feet. and treading with
holy reverence where common words of
pleasure are uniting places where friend
ships hands have fingered in each oiher,
where vows have been plishted, prayers
offered and tears of parting shed. Oh,
how the thoughts hover around such
places, and travel back through immeasu-
rable space to visit them. But of all the
spots on the green earth. none is so sacred
as that where rests those we loved and
cherished. Hence, in all ag-s, the better
portion of mankind have chosen these
loved spots where they loved to wander
at eveniide and weep alone. But among
charuel houses Of the dead if there is one
spot more sacred than the rest, il is a
mothers grave. There sleeps the mother
of our infancy-she whose heart was
stranger to every other feeling but love.
and who could always find excuses for US
when we could find none for ourselves.
There she sleeps and we love the very
earth for her sake.
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MeaifaI.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICI
DIR. DOW

CONTINUES to be consulted at his otH
" and Endicott Street, Boston, On ali diseased
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By long course ofstudy and practical experleas4
limited extent, DR. D has nov the gratiaeatonofPNl
the unfortunate with remedies that have never ~
first introduced them, failed to cure the most alai
SEES Of
G0N0RRHEA and SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors of yenea af
pure blood, Impotency, Scrofula, Gonorrhaa, tcsi-
and distress in the regions Of procreation lnfal3
she Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocela. AbeessfS "
frightful swelings and the long train OF horrible YET
attending this Glars Of diseases are made 10 ve'~
harmless as the simplest ailings Of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. D. deyotes great part Of his tune 70 the ~
of those cases caused by secret and solitary haR'
rufus the body and mind uniting the uniortuna -
nal for business or society. Some Of the SAD sha u
choiy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH "
ness 6f the Back and Limbs, Dizziness 0fthe heaal
of sight Plantation of the heart, Dyspepss NeIEV
arrangement Of the digestive functions 4,
sumption &c The fearful effects on the NINA " - ~.
be dreaded loss of memory. confusion q lls, fsit
Of snirits evil forebodings. aversion Of secretly Y,
timidies RE are among the evils produced euSa y.
should before contemplating matrimony e9hsa ~
can of experience, and be at once restored W As2-
happiness. - rov,.t tvs
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dr.. DOW NJ.
a few days or weeks will be furnished vi pies@a
and charges for board moderate. Medicinessen1N
ofthe country with full directions for useon "
acription of your cases DR.. Dow has also torsaie
Capottes warranted the best preventative ofw
Three for 81, and red stamp.
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Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS--Comman,
w ing Monday, Dec, 8, 1866.
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston Troy, VI
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN win leave Bellows Fails, nj an,
Keene, at Arb 4. NJ; Arriving At Fitchburg, $40 Il
at Boston, $40 A. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaye Bellows Falls, at I4D A. NJ, Keene at gl5f
Arriving at Fitchburg u 10 ?, NJ, at Boston, 80 /
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, at % H. IN,
at32lr Nj Arriving at Fitchbarg, 5o6P. NJ, at Baa
MOVING WEST
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at 80 4. n, ma,
burg, 045 4. M, Keene, at ll30 A. NJ; Airiyingu
lows Falls, 1927 P. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Il
leave Boston, at II 90 A. NJ, fitchburg, l25PNa Ken
at 400 P. N, Arriving at Bellows Falls, 5.l5Px I'll
PRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston, at 80 NJ, Fitchss
at 7,25 MI Keene, 05 ,. M Arriving at Bellows Id
S,57 p M
None but the Accommodation .Tran win stop 4. ID
Line, SO keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains will make regular stops at WGa
don and Keene. and will stop at other stations e1s
above TO take or leave pass myers 70 or from other
| and except at West Fitchburg and Westminster W.
they will only stop 70 leave passengers going dovn
take them In going up.
Trains Connect az foqows!
| Up Trains at bellows Falls with Rutland and Bgfl
Railroad for Rutland, Burlington Montreal 0sisHs5
Albany, Trey, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady aud R
No change Of cars between Boston and Rutland hy &
train, or TO Burlington by express Or mall Paseaea
the IL 90 A. NJ train from Boston, lodge at Ruhn!
proceed next morning to Darlington, Troy, San;
Schenectady, Sc. The night express with sleeping 4
through to Burlington, schenectady, Montreal ss
Also. with sullivan aud VI. Central Railroad for
sor, White River junction. Burlington, 0gdsasc
Montreal. st Johnsbury Sc, via Vermont GennsL
sumpsic, and Vermont Canada Roads, Be- N& 1
Express trains make direct connection via Vermont
trail Railroad for all points North, the last train V 4
ming direct through 70 Windsor, W. R., junction, Z
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train over VI cd
Railroad. ACCOMMODATION train runs to " R Jghe
Mail train connects at W. n. Junction with EIp'es
arriving at St Adams at $50 p NJ, Rouse Point ~
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, 0g3e1sba
Do,rn Trans Conascr FanRvg
with Trains Of Fitchburg & Worcester Rnlroad oi
cester, Norwich, Providence and New YorE city
And at Groton junction with trains q Worcester VI
Railroad for Nashua and Concord ard VIII trains
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, ks.
r.. STEWART, supern1nse1
Superiutendent's Office Keene N II NOV. 6. lsA
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Tan can be removed from the face
by disolving magnesia in soft water-beat
it to thick mass-spread on the face and
let it remain minute or two. Then wash
off with CASTLE soap suds, and rinse with
soft water.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

= Any lady can make her own perfum-
cry by filling her perfumery bottle nearly
full of alcohol, and dropping in few drops
OF the oil of bergamont, lavender, otto of
roses, or any kind to suit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15
HIGHLY IMP ORTANT
TO FEMALEs IN DELICATE HEA1
mn nnW puxarn1aN ANn SuR6E0N

MOS. 7 and 9 Endicott Street, Boston ! i
~ suited daily for al diseases ncidentto thf i5-.
tenn Prolapsus Uteri, of the Womb, FLOW y n
on new pathological principles, and speed is, n
teed in very few days. So invariably eert ag
mode Of treatment. that most obstinate % /, d
under it, and the afflicted person soon rejoice
health .,ssi in ttt
nr Dow has no doubt had greater experieh N,
ofdiseases of women and children than any ol's q
in Boston. ,o maj ii
Boarding Accommodations for patients Who =.
stay in Boston few days under his tTt st1
Dr. Dow, since 1876, having confined lis Ni T;s,.s
TO an ONCE practice for the of Private MI
Female Complaints Acknowledges no superb, t5si
bah letters must contain red staa'F
not be answered. II
Ofiee Hours from A. M, to y ?. NJ.
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VT. Central & Sullivan Rai,ro,,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT o..
w December II, 1855, mhleh'
TRAINS GOING SOUTH Ann p,sm

w December H., 1855 nlelet,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Bellows Falls at IL 80 p M, 5.50nm ,oo,
Mixed train for White River Junction leaves p.,
at $50 AeuoSs Ea
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, al TOo
Lawrence and Fitehburg at $50 a. M. surpgsS4a "a
for Burlington, and st. Adams wherss q "a
over night. 4 ieaaa
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls At lomn,
ceiying passengers from Vermont Valley RsilrjA r. r.
New York. at l2.l5 r. NJ, and from Chess 4sFisg
leaving Boston at $50 ? NJ. connecting Al mn ~
junction with train leaving Boston at 5 90 n tr
lington, Rouse's Point, Montreal and ogdepSFg,S
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west - 9
Sleeping ears are attached to night trains
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for ala,
| principal stations. @ MERRIII NM =
4 st. Adams, Vt, Dec. 18th, 1866 0F
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15
Every Day Religion.

We must come back TO our point, which
is not to urge all of you TO give yourself up
to the mission work, but to serve God
more and more in connection with your
daily calling. / have heard that woman
who has mission makes poor wife and
a bad mother; this is very possible, and at
the same time very lamentable; but the
mission ] would urge is not of this sort.
Dirty rooms, slaternly gowns, and children
with unwashed faces, are swift witnesses
against the sincerity of those who keep
other vineyards and neglect their own.
have no faith in that woman who talks of
grace and glory abroad, and uses no soap
and water at home. Let the buttons be
on the shirt, let the stockings be mended,
let the roast mutton be done to turn, let
the house be as neat as new pin, and
the home be happy as home can be; and
then when the cannon balls, the marbles
and the shots, and even the grains of sand
are all in the box, even then there will be
room for those little deeds of love and faith
which in my Masters name ] seek Of you
who look for his appearing Serve God
by doing common actions in heavenly
spirit, and then, if your daily calling only
leaves you cracks and crevices Of time, fiji
these up with help service. To use the
apostles words, Z As we have opportunity
let us do good unto all men."-Spurgeon
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

Than any other place in their knowledge in Wndham
County, and will give few prices of the articles,
you can for yourselves We now have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

and always successful as preventive
ONE PILL Is DVsh' In. y
Females peeuliarly situated, or those ss ps "
selves 90. are cautioned against using - staf $
that condition, lest they invite =, rssposs'
adnouition. The proprietor assumes ~ sny Bs'@
though their miidness would fielsss,-oeu.ied ass
health. otberwise the Pills gre ree"i' l..r,nv
MOST INVALUABLE hhAs.. d. =
for all those affecting complaints 50 pesn.-.'
ONE BOX Is sUffloil-'.' ,,,s q
IN roo Boxes have been sold within ~ sgss;s /.
Boxes sent by letter both by ny ,,sve len
arts Of the world, to which ailsN stvs Piis -
e which ladies say nothing Ike the ssunei -
known since the science Of Med..ss' -sstoriug =
World. in removing distractions anu an snd bTsE
its proper channel quieting tue y. .sesk q tSs
the ..Rosy color of Health, TO me q ,,,f !
ea,e. Price Al per Box. Six boxes sS = 4 BlBsii
sofa in Bellows Falls by JohNoV" d
Agents for Bellows Falls. -. "a the hs X 2
Ladies, By sending one doiAs ,snfieutil4if-
Post flfFce eaf. have the Pills sent .s+s-s
to any part Of the country tree =. kesns, p. =
sold also by IIowARD = HoL NAn- Besnrst -
Tnosx. Brattieboro, }. 7. ..s1sv. PesS
s1nfxr. Windsor, DR.. SHs ENas: srsrs tsss -
pntland and 81 eOu Druggist iuu-.ssriSry, 81
n n JoHx r. HEssr Co.. -
R.RSEs g. Co, Sew YORK. y,-c--eto-, "
ls-47 5. D. HOWE liSt
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lrnns and saleilifines.
ALL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIsl

WALpoLk, N. H., Jan, 3D. 1861
Dr.. o. Y. WOODS, Dear Su Lest you should remain
ignorance to your ability TO bless your fellow man,
and give yourself fortune offer few thoughts IN reier
ance what you call your pysentery Cordial Last Mon-
day went to the Falls thinking to DIR. Nishos and
get him prescribe for that offensive disorder the Dysen
terry which had hung about for twelve days Some
tho Falls said that Woods made nostrum that was
good for the above complaint. must that had but
little faith in your mixture. But after son said he
would warrant cure thought would try IL, TOOK
that evening and TO surprise was better IN less
hour the next day went to work free from pain
and free from hnderance and to-day consider self we'll
BY the would had tried almost thing else
without effect Now whether this Is blunder Of yours
whether you had the dscenment TO make this compound
eectual makes difference II wrought such radical
change in me- that feel 10 acknowledge 1t, and wish II
might become celebrated have doubt II that medi
cine pulled according to its WORTH IL would give you
profit In year than all you have in your shop
would in ten, II you would give receipt think
would spend thousand It before would give it up.
Yours much benefited,
THOMAS N, kEYES, +
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL "a
OR NO CHARGES MApI'

nR. DOWis consulted daily, ron .s5o Il i
IL as above, upon all difficult and caIsp
of every name and nature, having BY nis arntst1
calls patients from all parts the country T. mi
AMONG the physiciaIs in Boston none Gnw S1 "a ID
the profession than the celebrated ph If a. q
street. Boston Those who need the aaeT S;s al
eneed physician and surgeon should 81, new srtss
Ps-Dr D. imports and has for saie !, ~ III rs8 .
the French Secret order By mail, for 81 ana N
Boston April. 1865. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15
STER DRUG STORE.

DIR. j. N. MOORE
Keeps constantly hand large and well selected sock of
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Chemicals Dive stuffs, Hair Oils and Perfmery Patent
Medicines Trusses, supporters, and Shoulder Braces
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Toilet nd Fancy Articles great variety the best
ment Of CONFECTIONERY in town, very best quality
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
school, Miscellaneous and Toy Books the latest
popular works of the day.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
Letter, Note, and Billet Paper with Envelopes match
Artists Materials.
Drawing Paper and Board Pencils, Brushes, Crayons
Paints, &c
TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN.
valentnesCool Soda and Holiday Presents In their
mall OF which will be sold for the lowest cash prices
u Physicians Prescriptions solicited, and carefully
compounded at all times,
Chester, Vt, Jan 30, 1865. {5tf)
Il
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CARD TO TIE LADIES
DR.. DUP0NCO'S GOLDEN PERlODlti1 =
FOR FEMALES.


rpfaliible in correcting Irregularla,,' qbaisrg'
ssrnetions of the Monthly Ferrous, HIVE
and always successful as preFehu'e'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

Had rather goods than any ones paper. We ar
going sell small profits and expect by doing to
get most of tibet sde in this vicinity. We shall our
prices as the varies from time to time Calculate
to keep the inside track and beat them all in prices
If any one beat these prices then will try
again
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15
OVER 100 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
or tho different brands, viz

Will sell retail any of the above brands at the same
prices that Messrs J. Wilson Co. of Bellows tals ask
WHOLESALE. and will them all good, money
refunded
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS cowro.,,
W ing Monday, Dec. 8, 1866
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston, Troy
Burlington, &c =.