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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
VT. Central 4 Sullivan R,
SpRING ARRANGEMENT
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH Ann
Leave Bellows Falls at II AZ a. m. I'm.
Mixed train Tor White River Junction - ~
at 80.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell a,
Lawrence and fitehhurg at $50 a. N So
n, m. for burlington, and St. Alhaps ~ ~
The train Saving Boston Wis Yitchour,b y y
aud Springfield ut 40 ~~-,ss ae. a. Z
ton with the Day Express train. a'F'
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at le0o
eeivipg passengers from Vermont valley R,llr.i
New York, at II. Is 2. NJ ard from cts.li,,l
leaving Boston at s 80 z. NJ, connecting a M
Junction with train leaving Boston At Son
lington, Rouse's Point, Montreal aud 0gden.,s,
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the w,s
Sleeping cars are attached to night train
Through tickets for Chicago and the wss. a.,
principal stations. g. MEkI
st. AIbans, W.. May 18th, 1866.
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Cheshire Railroad,
MOVING EAST.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
~ Ing Monday, May 10, 1867.
Sic ping care on al night trains. snsa,
tranis.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS q
~ Ing Monday, May 10, 1861
Sic ping care on al night trains. snssa,
tranis.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN win leave Bellows Ia 4
Reene, at AIS A. NJ; Arriving al Fi,chbvr n
at Boston, $40 A. N. ACCOMMODATED
leave Bellows Falls, at 90 A. ~, Kssss nj
Arriving at fitchhurg, l2O0r. NJ, at Bssos NJ
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Pals. an -,
at 3-35 NJ; Arriving at fitehburg, l5sn
s-30 p. N.
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at IN
burg, is A. NJ, keene, at l049Ax.; t,s-I
lows Falls, II 40 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATE M
leave Boston, at II 90 A. ~, Fifcbburg, lal,
at 3.3I P.n Arriving At Bellows fslls, Il Il
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at S)FE n
at Is ?. NJ, keene, . % p. y. Arriving 81 "a
9.57 Pm.
None but the Accommodation Train sis 4, i
Line, So keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains will make regular sa,s Y
don and Keene. aud will stop at other al,
above TO take or leave pass pgers TO or suu n
aud except 1T West Fitchburg and Wesius,e
they will only stop 10 leave passengers zoia; n
take them in going up.
Trans CoaKsef as fogsrs.
Up Trains at Bellows Fails With Rutland an
Railroad, for Rutland. burlington. Monirpa
Albany. Troy, ssratogs spSings, sehenseisa,aI
No change of cars between Boston and Rq:n
train, or to burlington BY express or mai n
the IL 90 A. NJ, train from Boston. lodge ed
proceed next morning 10 Burlington, In
Schenectady, SC. The night express. with "a
through to Burlington. Schenectady Morris
Also. with sullivan aud Vt. Central RslEal
sor, White River Junction. Bnrlingt9a. "a
Montreal, st Johnsbury, &C., via Vsrm0ut IA
sumpsIc, aud Vermont & Cansds Reds kt
Express trains make direct connection via. Tsrs
trial Railroad for all points North. the las tns
ming direct through 10 Windsor, W. h. JabetN
Point sud Montreal, Re. by night train evsi "
Railroad. Accommodation train runs to 81
aail train connects at W. X. Junction With Era
arriving at sc. Adams at $50 p, ~, Roase's Psi
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, 0skns
Dolra Tiafss cesAesS al FlseA5uEs
with Trains Of Fitchburg & Worcester Railroad
cester, Norwich, Providence ana Rs~ Sssx vAsyI
And at Groten Junction With trsinsosWctesl
us Railroad for Nashua aud Concord; sad VI
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence
r. sTKwAgT, sssr.|
Superintendent oifce. Keene. \ H., Nays
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14

.THIs GREAT CoUSrRr.' ale
told that there was paper in Cincinnati
which was very much given to "highfalu-
tin" on the subject Of this great country"
until rival paper somewhat modified lis
continual bounce with the following bur-
lesque -
g This is glorious country 1t has
longer rivers and more Of them, and they
are mnddier and DEEPER, and run faster,
and run higher, aad make more noise, and
fall lower, and do more damage than any
body else-s rivuss. T. s--~-----. l~ls@s, "..a
they are bigger and deeper, and clearer,
and wetter than those of any other coun-
try. Our railcars ore bigger, and run
faster, and pitch off the track oftener, and
kill more people than all other rail-cars
in this end every other country. Our
steamboats, carry bigger loads, are longer
and broader, burst their boilers oftener,
send up their passengers higher, and the
captains swear harder than steamboat
captains in any other country. Our men
are bigger, and longer, and thicker; can
fight harder and faster, drink more mean
4 whiskey, chew more bad tobacco, and spit
more, and spit father than in any other
country. Our ladies are richer, prettier,
dress finer, spend more money, break
more hearts, wear bigger hoops, shorter
dresses, and kick up the devil generally to
greater extent than all other ladies in
all other countries. Our children squall
louder, grow faster, get too expensive fol
their pantaloons, and become twenty year:
old sooner by some months than any 9TH
err children Of any other country on the
earth"
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GEORGE ANDREWS
M A r B L E w O RK S

Wcssustusier Street. opposite F. p. Had
leys Tie shop, BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
TUE work manufactured at this establishment Is Of
superior class, gsest being by the
tor who Is msster-workmzn. to furnish those Who
favor him with their Orders work in the Italian Mar
be- which he buys directly from Italian Imporfrr
in this place or elsewhere
To those who aboat to purchase nyhinz his pe
he VIII say that he prepared to furnish sny article s
ally manufactured at such establishment frum the
most simple to the most eiaborately carved.
Menu0eass, Tablets. Crave-Sssues, Pier
shelves, etc.,
At prices which prFr coHKrrrIox.
Work furnished 70 in sdj<eent at from 10
% 10 cent hess than BY other dealer this vcin
~ - do not employ travelling auts to do my businr<s
81 large expense but solicit my work shop which
enables the purchaser 70 examine the work
70 All oriers PROM ti5 TENDED sc and sArrsyacr,ox
guaranteed II
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LIFE AND AccIDENTINsURANcE COMBINED


$1,000 yearly, according to occupation.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMBINED.
The TRAvELrRs HARTFORD writes full Life Policies of
all approved forms-insuring against LOSS OF LIFE
FROM ANY CAUSE Term Life Ten Year, Non Forfeit
able Endowment at iocv rates than Other Co0pa
n.y. with weekly indemnity for totally disabling accidents
If desired Thus biuing Life and Accident insurance
under policy and premium.
gr The TRAVELLERS Hartford is the pioneer AccI-
CoNPASY. II has issued Ninety Thousand Policies,
and paid half million dollars in losses.
}. G PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary
JOHNSON BABBITT, Agents.
Bellows Falls, Vt.
LOCAL AGENTS.
LEWIS 8. WALKER. Grafton.
L. W. HOLDEN, South Londonderry,
GARDNER I. HOWE, Ludlow
la FORFEIT G. DARLING, Putney.
NATHANIEL CHENEY, Townsheud.
THOMAS RscLARK, Chester
S.w. BoMKER- Newfane.
JOHN A. BUTLER, Jamaica.
Elk sEABURY. Walpole, N. II. 1925
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General Accident Policies written without delay by the
Company's Agents, for any from month to
year, nsurpg any from $500 to $4,000 in Of
fatal accident SO to so weekly indemnity in Of
totally disabling injury by accident at from 50 to $50 per
Sl0O0 yearly, according to occupation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

2 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ess
l=6 We shall soon remove to our New Store in
Racket Block, Middle ST.
~ F. HAINES, 4,
ALBERT SMITH.
| Portland, NnY L 1851
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Society and voun% Girls.

Our Continental friends are astonisbed
shocked indeed, at the freedom which society
allows 10 our young girls We can well imag-
Inc how French matron, who thinks Young
woman unfit for society until she has hrls-
band, should roll up her eyes at the freedom
OF American girls in Paris SO, too, in Ger
many, where young man is not allowed to
call upon lady, except in the presence of her
parents, until he is engaged to marry her, it is
hardly to be wondered at that the liberty of
young American womanhood should be re
garded with suspicion. Some of their cores
pondents have discovered, indeed that the
ehect OF American customs upon society
is not bad" OF course il is not bad Amer
rlcan society in this respect, is the nearest ap-
proach to what is natural and what is proper.
The Continental habit ofkeeping girls under
the lock and key of custom reminds one very
strongly OF Oriental bai barities. The idea
that young man must fall in love with wo-
man, ana marry woman, with barely an ac-
quAntance with her, is very suggestive of
Clrcassian money transactions. trading for fe-
male hesh, bartering for slave. THIS, how
ever, Is the custom both in Germany and
france. Like those accustomed to other alb
sufdlt'es, the German people and the French
nave come to think their own ways are the
only proPer ways, and are Just waking up 10
tce tact that society may possibly be pure i'm
Which young girls are not kept studiollsly in
the shadows ofthe back parIof, protected from
young men by the intervening skirts of lnana-
ma and the spectacies of mon pere Foreign
customs are, in fact, a perpetual insult to the
women OF society. Young girls are constant
~ reminded that they cannot be trusted
ne only. elect, OF course is tina. they them
selves soon believe that they cannot be trust
cd. 4 fffffan9 very large proportion OF CONT
mental ladies, this impression is never eradi-
Gated. The effect of such state of things
cannot certainly be good. We may have TOO
much license at times in American society.
but it is infinitely better that Young women
be trusted, and learn to trust themselves, than
that they should be taught that society has
no confidence in them. N. T. Eoeniaq Mail.
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Miscellany.
The "Fn, Con.riba.cr. ON Farm Life

as Ou
Being invited recently TO deliver an aer-
cultural address before Harvest Home AS
sociation i'm Central New York, on The occa-
sion OF ftfeir annual festival the FIAT Con
tributor' consented. We make the following
eloquent extract from his address:
Although fortune Tor perhaps the want of
i'll cast my lot amid the struggling multitude
of a great city where you wouldn't see farm
in walk of several squares, where there are
no meadows with their waving potato tops, or
wheat fields ripe for the woOdmans axe. vet
| have always felt deep interest in the
farming classes, and ] 1atter myself that
know something of the noble pursuit YOU
follow. will say here that it has been tn
ambition Of my whole life to be an honest
old farlner-to earn my bread by the sweat oil
hired mans brow. How delightful life on
farm must be! ] can imagine what yigol
Is impaired to the frame and what strength
TO the muscles, by reclining in the shade and
watching the mowers as they gaily swing
their threshing machines; and then what an
appetite one must acquire for the noon ide
lunch by observing the merry reapers at work
digging their wheat, and rakin2 and binding
their potatoes and their tall apples.
How often, in Imagination, have followed
you,as you went forth ona summers morning
when the dew Fas on the grass seed, neatly
attred in while linen suits with Lpatent
leather boots, with your corn-shellers SWING
lightly over you shoulders to cut your winters
wood. have seemed to hear yonr merry
songs sweeping up from the meadows, as YOU
gathered your water melons and turnips in
to your-corn houses, while mingled with the
busy hum OF your sorghum eyaporators, came
the musical beating of your cattle, and the
loving Of your sheep and poultry can
imagine no greater delight than to gather
around the blazing fireplace, regardless OF
the destinations OF the storm without, and
amuse yourself with apple pairing, knitting,
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Farm far Sal.

"Ah lOI
f - acres, more less, situated within Il miles
Vol the Post Office, of Portland, bounded on the
road West beyond the Westbrook Aims House farm
anu continuing down to the canal on the lower side
~ IS avery lifting place for a market garden, or A
peautni place Tor private residence as there il
splendid orchard IN very high state Of cultivation
on the iafi The farm cuts about 16 tons of av if
mas been very well manured for the last ten wears
consequently gives very large yield OF produce
also mas very good barn, and il insured Tor $500 n
would be very convenient splendid brick ward
as there is any amount OF brick material on the
premises. Perfect tile guaranteed. For further
pai'lcuiais enquire OF ii. DOLAN.
Jciotl 2.;I Fore street. Portland 4
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.Fll - OC JOIu A1nulCUIaIeIy.
TWO Houses and lots in City. Price $500 and &
l. t3". House lots in Cape Elizabeth $50 to S1Oo
JOSEPH REED,
Octobes2 dit
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NOTICE.

merely gwen that the ''Boothbay Marine Rail
a A. aownsend Harbor, $50 called is finish
ca anu ready Tor work 1t has two Cradles taLino
up two vessels at time, OF two hundred tons eel
Inc one on The lower Cradle can be launched while
the one on the upper remains, both can he baulao
up together and both launched together ~
There is fourteen feet OF water the lower Grail.
al common tide. They are located in a very desire
Die place, as they North and South and have Inc
sun on both sides They are built + the very besl
material and with great care and skill by Mr. Ed.
"ard u. L0ring, Of Provincetown, Mass.
nh.re viii be kept constantly hand, suitable
material for repairing. painting and canlkine vessels
limbo labor will be done with dispatch and at as low
Iriends as Possible. Should be pleased to have our
ERASTtTSS SSEPH NICK ERSON, Boothbay, Prest.
-'i'1N E,tSON, Bootbbay, Clerk 8 Treas.
arm, DIRECTORS:
Ellen ellen LEWIS, Bootbbay
THOMAS @ARRs Snn,hs,..
October I2-d2m 'NiION, Bath.
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and ne kennebec
Trains leave Portland al r. M Tor
..A97AH& an stations on this line, and tor Lewis
ION anu slauons on the Androscoggin Road Also
Danso. anu stations on Maine Central road
nortiald for Bath and Augusta 40 8.15 P NJ
1rsns are dne at Portland AT s.35 A. M and 2 20
and 6.42 Pr "" ~"o
The through Freight Train with passenger ear AT.
ing at O'Clock. WY lHo'"
"a. An cypress Train leaves Augusta daily at p M
Ex,a os'foh, connecting at Portland with Eyeniuo
at II L. M. ~ an" arriving IN Boston
a., - mixed train leaves Portland for Ratb and
iaaya f,.i le "aIees ~ 0 10 O'Clock NJ daiIv ana
sates PAIN ioT Portland AT o'clock A M ecrnaa'
ing WIN INC morning train TO Boston - N''"eo'-
fare as low by this Route to Lewiston wa,a.,,
kendafs Millsan Bangor as by the Mains Cen,ei
[oau anu TICKETS purchased III Boston for Maine
nntrai stations are good ior passage ON this line
Iassensers from Bangor, Newport &C., will pur-
snass tickets 10 kendalls Mills only, and ailer tax
g tne cars ON on this road the Conductor will FUR
pisn tickets and make the the same through 10
or.ahu OF Boston as via the Maine Central load
StssS Ior No. klaiid connect al Bath; and i.r Bel
q. augusta, leavln- daily arrival OF train from
nostoii, leaving at 80 A. M; and tor Solon Anson
aSs,oFIn'2ewock, Athens and Moose Bead take ai
Shes ueeali and Tor CHINA East and North Vassal
noIe az Nassaboro, for Unity at kendalrs bIilps
anu lot canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
w HATCH, Sups, lu,e.d.,,.
+ Augusta, June TO- 1867 innafI,s.
II Star and Argus copy
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Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
pat remedies handed out for general use should have
her efficacy established by well tested experience in
tile h.ihus OF regularly educated physician whose
preparatory studies ut him for all the duties hs nusi
rum; yet the country is flooded with poor nosruns
any Snre-as purporting to be the best in the world
when are NOT only useless, but always injurious
s physician, as 1t is hmentabe yet incontroyertio
pie iict tlai many syphtic patients are made mis-
er a win ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from experenced physicians in general practice far
Ita point generally conceded by the best phiIoyr-
pnefs tnat the study and management Of these come
plants should engr0ss the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
inent ana cure. The inexperienced general praetl-
,oher nay ing neither opportunity nor time to max
himsef acquainted with their pathology, comronlv
pufses one system OF treatment In most eases max
ing an ndiscrirnipate use of that antiouafod ann
gerous weapon, the Mercury
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Variable Hotel Property for Sale.
fE'HE Oxford House pleasantly Situated in the VIII
iase OF Fryeburg, Oxford county Maine IL el-
iel re, for sale az bargain, il applied for soon
me House Is large. in good repair, with furniture
| o. tbuiliings. 80 y = II 'o' s
FOR FL particulars inquire OF
| H0RATIU BSbDTanY
| =, . Proprietor.
N hGrg, Sept. ~ 1876 ar
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sPRINa AR3AN.rMENT.
Ds. mssLER,s :
Soothing and Healing Balsam
--oR--- e..
NATURES ASSISTANT

mas proved lntaillble for Burns, Frozen Limbs
Bruises, Sprains, Wounds of ali kinds Palms in
tne sue, Back or Shoulders, Chilblains, Chapped
nanis Sun Neck, Ague in the Face or Breast, Ear
acne, Deafness Poisoning, ErJ sipelas and Intaln-
nation OF the Eyes. For Rheumatism il is not a
certain cure YET hundreds have been relieved by it
when other remedies had failed.
As an internal medicine, when taken In season If
viii cure Inflammation of the Bowels, Dysenterv
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. 1t will also
cure Diphtberia, Dry Cough and Asthma,
This medicine is purely vegetable in its composition
soothing and healing in its influence, and NAV be ry
to any age with perfect safety. m has bsa
before the public during the past nine wears nd NJ
wrought some Of the most astonishing cures Tbs
proprietor challenges the wdsld produce its superi
as remedy. For sale by all druggists Np'"
q. ID. EEEr, Proprietor, Springfield Mos
~, De hI barnes Co, u Park Row, New York
VIII aiso supply The trade at List Prices
march26eoWlVr -h5e"ts, fOrtianu.
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ana lor testimony enquire of Edward Bucknam 81
OF lanu -, pas r. RandallY Waterville ST. Henry
q; Dyer - Alder st, H. johnson 81 Washington ST.
al o. Portland, Me; Charlotte F. SWEET, sophia
Smith, Falmouth, Me. For sale BY II a. Hay, ana
all medical dealers in the State. oc3;jtt
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= m
81 VINO nave committed an excess of any LIND
w eaer IL be the solitary vice of youtb or tIs ssi
ing feb'ike Of misplaced confidence IN I,,af,rar ,,
-, SEEK FOR AN ANTIpoTE IN SEASON. years.
Inc rains and Aches and Lassitulo aud Narvou.
~ Tfos.ra ~ That may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait for the consum nation that ia sure In e,
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss OF Beauty
and Complaxioo
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A RCMATECTUkE M ENGs
IA Messrs. ANDERSON, BONNEIl 4 co. have
mate arrangements with Mr.. STEAD an Architect
OF established reputation, and viii in future carry on
Archtecture WIN lheir business Engineers Par
once, No. 5O8 Congress street, and examine eeva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks stores blocks Of
buildings. SC. a@ ~ -" ' "
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= 7l"5' ''' ''0r s7're' thrVus1 rs, IheT n
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Gent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal and Interess payable in Gold
Coin, In New York city. They are in sums Of ST.
ooo each, with semi-aIinual gold coupons attached
and are selling for the present at 81 per cent and
accrued interest from July LIST added, in currency at
which rate they yield nearly ~
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new saanS Thousands Can Testify to Tbis
sfat III by Unhappy Expcrfeuce!

Young men troubled with emissions 10 seep.-a
complaint generally the result OF bad habit In
tainted or charge made. e'o VIZ
hardly a. day passes but are consulted BY one OF
more youhg men with the above disease, some OF
whom are weak and emaciated az thouyb they had
the consumption and by their friends are Supposed 10
have IT. All such eases yield to the proper and only
made 10 rejoice In perfect health,
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Valuable Real Fstate tor soIo
House for Sale.
For Sale---One Mile from Port

"A
"A forth ST., corner of Clark. Inquire of n
FLETCHER & CO. ii,
OGtODef t.. dSw = 1Sg Comm rciaI CT
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For Sale

'tAHE cottage house No. &c Myrtle Street. Has q
bfick cistern, filtered water. The house contain,
nlne rooms in thorough repair and nearly new, 70,
gwen the first OF November ~
the house will be to let. oct3 III
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=, TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

j. E. COE, ESD. - q - N y ~
OF Joy, Coe s. Co, Philadelphia
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iMfxLssie-Asesy Mon.

There are many men oil the age OF thirty WIN ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad.
der, often accompanied by slight smartine or burn.
ner the patient cannot account for On exan,inin,
ne urinary dcposts .ropy sediment will often b.
ound ana sometimes small particles OF semen or al.
bnmen Will appear, or the color will be of thin milk
lsh hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear
ahee. There are many men who die of this difficulty
ignorant OF the cause, which il the i77 -
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAHNEss 2
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and !
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR..
can 90 by writing, In plain MANNER q descrips
ton OF their diseases, and the appropriate remedisa
will be forwarded Immediately. ~ = 80
be returned; II desired. - - Vs.
Address: DR.. j. b. HUGHES,
l9tl :. l No. "a Preble Street,
Next door to tbs Preble House, Portland, Me.