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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-09

Inc Dark Lay mas paSSeulnto history,
and the world has continued to wag on
as before, as it probably will do for an
indefinite time to come.-C Cape Ann Ad-
vertiser.
To Young MEN.-It is easier to be
good business man than poor one
Half the energy displayed in keeping
ahead that is required to catch up when
behind, will save credit, give more time
to business, and add to the profit and rep
utation of your word. Honor your en-
gagements. If you promise to meet
man, or do certain thing at certain
moment, be ready at the appointed time.
If you have work to do, do it at once,
cheerfully, and therefore more speedily
and correctly. IF you go out on busi-
ness, attend promptly to the matter on
hand, and then as promptly go about
your own business. Do not stop 10 tell
stories in business hours.
IF you have a place of business, be
found there when wanted. No man can
get rich by sitting round stores and sa-
looms. Never /" fooP' on business mat
ters. If you have to labor for living,
remember that one hour in the morning
is better than two at night. If you en-
ploy Others, be on hand to see that they
attend to their duties, and to direct with
regularity, promptness and liberality.
Do not meddle with any business you
know nothing Of. Never buy any arti-
Gle simply because the man that sells it
will take it out in trade. Trade is mon
ey. Time is money. A good business
habit and reputation is always money
A good business habit and reputation is
always money. Makeyourp place of busi-
ness pleasant and attractive then stay
there to wait on customers.
Never use quick words, or allow your
self to make hasty or ungentlomanly re-
marks, to those in your employ; for to
do SO lessons their respect for you and
your influence over them. Help your
self, and others will help you. Be faith
full over the interests confded to your
keeping, and all in good time your re-
sponsibilities will be increased. Do not
be in too great haste to get rich. Do not
build until you have arranged and laid
good foundation. Do not-as you hope
to work for success-spend time in idle
ness. If your time is your own, busi
ness will suffer if you do. If it is given
to another for pay, it belongs to him, and
you have no more right to steal that than
to steal money. Be obliging. Strive tc
avoid harsh words and personalities. DE-
not kick every stone in the path /; more
miles can be made in a day by going
steadily on than by stopping to kick
Pay as you go. A man of honor respects
his word as he does his bond. Ask, bu
never beg. Help others when you can
but never give when you cannot affort
to, simply because it is fashionable
Learn to say no. No necessity of snap
ping it out dog-fashion, but say it frml.
and respectfully. Have but few conf
dants, and the fewer the better. Us
your own brains rather than those 0
others. Learn to think and act for your
self. Be vigilant. Keep ahead, rathe
than behind the time.
Young men, cut this out and if ther
is folly in the argument, let US know
, Household Advocate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-09

The first day little boy wentto school,
the teacher asked him if he could spell !?
I" Yes, SIR" Well, how do you spell
how % "Oh, Just as other folks do"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-09

ordered Drug Store and Book Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

"GusmNor EaLfNTNE. Tho following rich
ana racy valentine vas picked up near tttc post.
Office, 10 ihis city, recently, and handed % for
publication
"Dcgr H9l8e Ny loyo ia stronger than tie
smell ~ ga butter, sv1tzcF cheese, or the kick
q Jerusalem pony, o. mule, just as you wish.
Il "a paror han the breath u young COW, aud
more useful than the catavaul q a Young kitten.
Asa soug-bird hEuger for the light u day, the
cautious mouse for Tie fresh bacon in tho trap,
a. a lean pup burgers after now milk, SO do
long Tor thee. You are fairor than specified
pullc,, sweotor than Yankee loughnut fried IN
sorghum m8hsses, brighter Chan the top-knot
plunagc On the head u a MUscofy drake. You
are candy Kisses, pound-cako and swoeiened
toddY altogether, II these owrcmarks viii en-
able yon to zee the'inside Of nay soul, | shall BE-
a. happy as woodchuck Ia a cherry tree, or a
stage horse in a green pasture. If you cannot
recipr9eat5 my thrilling passion, | shall pine
away aud dis like poisoned bodbug, In com.
ing years. when the shadows grow long from the
hills, aud the philosophic frog sings his evening
hymn you, happy in anotheIs love, can come
and drop tear aud toss a elod upon the last res,
ting place u yaur once dear love. }, =. NJ.
Nee orleans cayls
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4 tetisa 4 iad,aa ,esgsaner, in ite present
struggle alug ,aa baasfa gi,ss GA following
aeaaa, = 81 qarnca
fuss h DC inlaatsy Cuses hr4 oemusud ~
w i4pef- Thtr wa qgite iarce % eavairg
v4ta 81. Nal tlgse were sbau' rsiie n.t reM
whha vs. afai decoyen Ca feIs. ssas q Tie
tn5ors hsi tess seni afssr3 a. g atbaA FROM
tAa th aaa Tag fs ngre caanl aa s
uaf4 at valley and " zee, wsih,a ghty rods %
tbcm fls bah aa b0us b leyS dag-a4k. Jast ID
t5sa gray u fauig.asR ihe faua commenced ~
basa slsics. ail ~ ASA i sl!aar oau HaT faf
ri nssaaias eni AZ henglh ihgs ra8lal, blsi
ueaAl bsf IaaA hsue sheailas ana ardelang.
1ns Nifnain eat lata boise aaa h.liud Falas
AaFwheaa tssst laad asa piace sHi baEaa D
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Wees q fally 8aY-lsht We gave IS 1sl
aiss cAarefi nKat dQsa lBia ile eslp. Tie
la.tssss svFa - stsaaiae - an1 isgs % Indians
lsAAsa. As rsn taraasa tlia Alegs, t46
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betate alt tAorlsn sP ttaeb & na am
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ssa ias3 part a2g IS sasAa US -ssag satl-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

wgur H thra q wast Fi. a
B.ae be- hv aarIa Hsyrrnstg fhHa rs1
tEaF sad tI.l aal iaia taat maa ua
fs al eBea lty C. 4 y BOT ii aas
81 fae saHa tri &c sa al arr raas. aHl
a.Ye.s sal 81 IGsaE Pc. laef a un-t af
tts mmsu Be lust a. Is ans aus in lhs
egaL Abl shca 8a qat 81 measure mea ! NY
% mrsaif g aae aftar aastbsr he. a,s bsflr
He
"sagpsa tssta man shgua iopsul 90 Pfc
whist sau,d become 90 bim'
Il pains ne 5satl3 worthless mca are e
s., hov men stand In lfg, and ghst they are.
am sometimes ralci 70 perform tbc burial ser.
Mta 1le. Mg4 % whom caail hol shy word
and y saem, il ha1 expressed What ieit
should Aau eaii
7 bgss God that Do j. gont. The world i
better u 81 bis having been taken out - IT,
Look az human lifa break through al ID,
sentimental ways Of society weigh mcn as yot
wegh eold unmilld With dirt o. quartz, q any
oihor substance, take men up and see how muoi
a them really answers thc end ~ tie lIfe Il
come, and boe many there are wlo dying, would
mako tAe community feel POOR. How fos there
afe, that, baiug dead, wpuld YET speak
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
Envelopes Envelopes 4 Envelopes II

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a -saal a tas . r 81 e rae, lssssrs asss
raat sl ss.s
so es vhaattuase a ava aa
~ say fye 81. ga rsat
aTrte t.tas a gaal
a.aaLL. M a.----.--
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS.

Dd not delay pr5,uring And Immediately taking
g0e Cough BalsAm when trOnbtea nl,p any oi
arrested, will aaonur or later sweep Yuu away in
tu the valley Of shadows from which none can cy-
er return.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
FOR Group

THt Falsem vfte fgas Invaluable, aa3 may
5issy y fsilsI 10 q q 70 uIalt o1tr at e.-ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
49, k2.50 pER C0pY.

AepEi aEe meeting With Uurrte 5entfd suc
eo-r. one ID MaTHanab tiass, reports D
alt flacis D dsy, Oae rs Ea1arpa Ca., pa.
a h a lay 0a ~ Il ridden Ct d m au daga
aud Hfft mahs o.a itpm 10 = 30 per week
Send az sffulafs srA set Ger TERMS. aaA o fqi
dfFrftiah VI tbs 1ia, Address JONES BROS
4 CH IaIa3apaiA Pa 4Hl
RartHHHnB n0Mf ksaL1sH A&n tfEHAav.
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Pr1cc List.

ta-eaH 40 80 item send stamp 81 aurl,s
DEHNlSoNS PATENT DIRECTION TAG AND LABEL /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

IRON LESTER SEXTON. Of NfhrqpEec)
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan, r. isG5
NEssHs g. G. CLAuk s Co., bc1 Huta4, Conn:
Both myself and wife haye used Goes bssrep-
ia Cure. and Is has proved PERFECTLY satisiau-
tory a. = remedy Ihsya NUhtAtatiuuin saying
tl4t ga Hage received GREAT BENEFIT framiis
use. Very respectfully
signol} LISTER SEXTON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
sNelO Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED ron THE
Secrets of the
Great City

W5fk descriptive ~ ibe Njft8se ana the Wees the
Ntsier;stt hisarlas gad Grimes % ACN fork CITY,
d tsutsiHs a fue cas raysrss ana * tae spieiett
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28

CLOCK TICKS PASSING OVER SIX THoU-
SAND MILES OF TELEGkAPH.-Thc par
t.sulars of an interesting telegraph expert
raent are given by the Buffalo Courier as
follows:
g." For the purpose Of arriving At the differ
.nce in mean time between san Francisco
snd Boston, the wires Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company have nightly becs con-
n-ctsd I1r nearly month past from one
eide of the continent 10 the other; and the
ticking of chronometer in Cambridge
University has U,eu Observed and recorded
IN San Francisco with most remarkable
degree Of accuracy. This Is done by con
meeting the pendulum Of the chrnnometeT AZ
Cambridge With the wire in such manner
That the main circui: is broken and instantly
closed again at every beat ofthe tlmepiccc.
At any time during evening Of the past
month a visitor to the operating rooms Of the
Western Union Telegraph Office in Thu, city
might have heard one cf the little !nStru-
Eleuts beating the measured time OF the SIX
,eeuth part Of minute, with the monot"ny
and regularity Of a cEG0nometer ITSELF lick
tick tick One, two, three, four, hve min
rtes elaD>e, and then the little monitor
ceases. Back comes the answer from San
Francisco to Boston: All right; your
49, g.; O. Nod So
- 49, ~. o-a'5, A,,a;n ,;rt t,ck tick :,
49, ;r,,,,oc and NO, IN Franc,,co saws
~. .r,i in; - All r;gbt Are Won ready TO take
sSalh az ~, 'iSh' a1 'on 80 30,
my Sei,ets' AIu ''lI >, '"I ~ t;"t ,;t
49,. 9, -, ~ ,b. ,Ilo-,ad five min
SAYS sun F n 'oi !, h;S ,nrn An
u.ts, -, anu i''S-'-' -
'hna ;,hs..,4;,, tho s-,aod With which
na' m9e" t,,,s,','i. nck a. from one SIDE
'I'ss "1 cSn,;,-nt to,na o,hsr il i known
-. oat iaas ~ ti,ne il, RI. transaction.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28

EPISCOPAL SERVICES to day at II A. VI.
Rev. George Alien Rector We are in
formed that the members of the Episcopal
congregation have procured a fine lot Of
flowers from California, and that the Church
will he decorated with them to-day. In the
evening, instead of the usual services a
Sunday School anniversary will be held, to
which all are invited. The members of the
Sunday School are requested to meet at l2t
o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28

IN JrsrIcE COURT, before Judge Waltz,
Marshall Willard IS. :. 7. Swift suit in re-
rlcvin; Edwards & Patterson for plaintiff
Clarke & Wells for defendant. Set for April
lst. Chas. s. Brown VS.. r. l.. Gardner :;
suit for restitution Of certain real estate and
personal property, and $500 damages. Set
for March 30th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28

A Public DISCOURSE will be delivered by
Elder Z. c. Brand at Mr.. Lawlor's School
House on the 2Sth of March, 1869, at the
hour Off P. NJ. All respectfully invited to
attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28

SuALL-Pox IN DAvTow.-We learn that
there are some very severe cases Of small
pox in Dayton. One family Of five, man,
wife and three daughters, all being very i'll
with that disease.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28
THE DAILY APPEAL

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-Services to-day
at II A. II. and Z P. n. Rev. Mr.. Fraser,
Pastor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-28
uESsGEGTs e.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE INST
/ il,;. under the Lame If haish d Amncr, % ILLS
daJ Giss lveI b. mutual consent
c. II MASH,
j. VI AINLk.
T..usss-GCo KITZME.yR.
SB-The business If the late firm of Mash L
Aug,ucr will he conducted IA usual at the cid
stand. opposite " ellis, Fargo Co, 10y the uhdtr-
,i&n,d. q IL MASH.
CLr.oa City. March D. 1859. mh-o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-09
many miles Of 1l6 feet to the mile. IL

many miles Of 1l6 feet to the mile. II
passes through couutr, susceptible of
settlement the entire distance. There
are no alkaline deserts. There is an
abundance Of timber. The Company
will have no trouble in obtaining tho
best Of tics. Coal abouuds. The line
passes through the richest mining re-
giens Of Montana-now producing
more gold than any other State or Ter
ritory in the Union. The western ter
minus will be one Of the noblcst bays
in the world, already the great lumber
ing ccntor Of the Pacific coast. 1t will
traverse q region yet to become the New
England Of the Pacific coast 1t Is tho
shortest possible line across tho Cont
uopt. It will decrease the distance be.
tween New York and Yokohama, or
shanshae, Of, Canton, by 100 miles.
II teas and silks and China goods are
taken across the Continent, it must DO
by this route. If English passengers
bound for China ever turn their faces
westward, they will take this route
Tho time will come when it will be tue
highway ofthe nations. Tho Columbia
aud its tributaries will yet furnish wa.
ter power to numerous manufactures.
The whirl Of machinery, the ring Of the
anvil, tho humming Of saws ere long
will resound amid the mighty forests
Of the western slope. Nature has en-
lowed it with her choicest gifts, / mild
climate and genial sun. The, balmy
southern winds give to Oregon and
Washington the climate of England.
In the coming years metropolis
the peer Of San Francisco will rise up.
on the shores of that beautiful .bav of
the Northwest. Such is the outlook.
The construction Of tho Northern
Pacific railroad will be the beginning
Of development OF material prosperity
throughout all that vast region Of, the
Northwest. lam ignorant of the plans
OF those engaged in tho great enterprise
other than this-that it Is their deter
mination, to begin the construction of
the road US soon as possible g, They
have already been at enormous expense
IN carrying on their surveys, and arc
not the men to turn back, having once
engaged in such an undertaking.. AL
though unaided by Congress, although
an immense amount Of money will BE-
needed, they arc confident that when
The public come to understand tho mer-
its of the enterprise they will obtain
means to build The road.
CARLETON.
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The }. 81 undey Magazipe''
a MastAIy Of rsstsoSsad lnstruc.;on. !
Profuscly illustrated.
EDITED ny REV TunN.s cr,r,In,r ~ =,

by" u -No~t"t9 OF ltecTsotoH3R6 lnstrucki07l. i
Procusciy illustrated. !
EDITED BY REV. THOMAS GUTHRIE, d. d.
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0NE!HALFTaE, REGuLiR pAfr r.

we want good reliable agents 10 every part Of the
ANY .sH ny employing ,oLr spare ttms 70 form clubs
S,ssloas, eltber IN Cash OF Herchxpdise and All
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a. IT, 70 every one dealing with our house
arrangements to supply every ono who rssds oor nd
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for returning full clubs from these Free Tickets
ny the cash, We will give the same extra
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,,, AZ s ltee ticket is only good Tor the Ho ,idays
you must send in your orders before the 10th OF jan
1n every order amounting to over s5o .cco,,,,,;.d
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10 ray the Express Charges.
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Commissions.
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| or Bieached sheetIug, Good Dress p.t,.,n. o.,I
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Ease atch, kca Long ,tovt Shawl, suit Of ali w."
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| Letters. 81
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= Farm. to- .Sa1s:.,,.,l'

/ TWE undeFsig1ea offers Tor sale i good
r. farm Of l6Oaeres, Jon She NORTH end Of
Maine Prair about al H. @ia .sdT a.
'FoU-RT ZEN MILES ,FR ON ST. cT0UpI,
: Sixty scresar esimber the balance prsi.
te and meadow ana I he,whole' enclosed
with good fence Thrift atres bein & under
enNivationao o IT he prapisesissr ado
GOODrCO)MF0R E, uHl7[O IUSEs
With tabiss'sg ra9sEyaDd stenehpnse two
gnod wells, and ,otheri nRreyemelts. This
farmis directly On the. main foad frfbm'St.'
Cloud to'Foresf city! iah a'e~ilf a6sb ss1e'
cheap. Inquire atthis Office, oreofts
J. s. DAM,
-, On tho nrcm ises.
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NJ A good II story frame House with
an L good we'll. and four acres Of land,
In the city limits, for sale.'' Prfoe $780,
Long time given if desired.
For sale-lso ae,es Of land near the city
s yin s e. ~ %a''dios. suitable tor hessl.
For Sale-A good II story FRANC build.
ing with Eve lots. near the, Lake Price
$500. ! Il j |
For Rent,-A large Two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For R.nt-A small dwelling eepse.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing so
acres near tho city, Price very reasonable.
y. - aj ! ~ L
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Emhl:Isions, Imputeacy, &c Price 10 cents sent
under seale "A vi,otLx GASP. warranted to 1erm&
neatly varcocee ~ FOXY days faricocele IN en-,
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cjlcr'ss5. -. 49, 80. - s,7 !
III, ii Cook OF vene: ial $50 pages Illustrated. 81
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