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The Great Balloon Disaster In France.
The a-ronaut, M. NaJar, made a voyage
in lit great balloon, on the 18th ult., of al
most unprecedented length, and duration,
terminating in a serious disaster. M. Eu
gene Arnault, editor of the Pari Nation,
was one of the passengers and he send his
paper the following graphic account of the
Toy ape :
" Haxotkr. Tuesday, Oct. 20. My
lJer Editor You saw us leave the Champ
do Mars on Sunday. Yotr were a witness
of the majestic ascent of the Gcant rising
, into the air amid the applause of the crowd.
They cried to us from below, 1 Bon voyaie !'
Altai ..... - -.:
At nine o'clock at night we were at Er
queline ; we pawed over Malines. and to
ward midnight we were in Holland. We
rose up very big"', but it was necessary to
come down to see where we were. Igno
rant of that, our position was a critical one.
Below, as far as we could see, were piarsh-;
es, and in the distance we could hear the
roar of the sea. We threw out ballast, anl,
mounting again, soon lost sight of the earth.
What a night ! Nobody slept, as you may
suppose, for the idea of fulling into the sen
had nothing pleasant bout it, and it was
necessary to keep a look out in order to ef
fect, if necessary, a descent. My compass
showed thnt wo were going toward the east
ihtit is to say, toward Germany. In the
morning, after a frugal breakfast made in
the clouds, we re-descended. An immense
plain was buuenth tis ; the villiioes appeared
to us like children's toys rivers seemed
like little rivulets it was magical. The
' sun shone splendidly over all. Toward
eight o'clock we arrived near a great lake ;
there I found out our bearings, and an
nounced that we were at the end of Hol
land, near the sea. . We were compelled to
think of landing in order to take m a little
ballast. 'Unhappily, the heavens had made
us forget the earth, over which blew a wind
so violent that in a few minutes our anchors,
. enormous fulcrums of iron, were broken.
The valve was shut, and the balloon, which
could carry us no longer, began a piddy ca
reer. He rose from twenty to thirty roe
tres, and fell with incredible force. Little
by little the balloon ceased to rise, and the
car fell upon its side. Then begah a fun.
ous, disordered race ; all disappeared be'
fore us trees, thickets, walls, all broken or
burst through by the shock ; it was fright
ful. Sometimes it was a lake in which we
pluuged ; a bog, the tliiik mud of which
entered ur mouths and our eves. It was
IT". P. IIL.EY
BELLOWS FALLS. VT.. .
maddening. ' Stop ! stop ! we shouted,
enraged with the monster who was dragging
us along. A railway was before us a
train passing ; it stopped at our cries, but
we carried away the telegraph posts and
wire. An instant afterward we perceived
in the distance a red house I see it now
the wind bore us straight for this house. It
was death for all, for we should be dashed
to pieces. No one spoke. Strange to say,
of those nine persons, one of whom was a
lady, who were clinging to a slender screen
of osier, for whom every second seemed
counted, not one had any fear, All tongues
were mute, all faces were calm. Nadar
held his wife, covering her with his body.
Poor woman I Every shock seemed to
break her to pieces.
Jules Godard then tried and acromplish
rd an act of sublime heroism. He clam
bered up into the netting, the shocks of
which were so terrible thai three times he
fell on my head. At length he reached the
cord of the valve, opened it and the gas
having a way of escape the monster ceased
to rise, but it still shot along in a horizontal
line with prodigious rapidity. There were
we squatting down upon the frail osier car.
Take care 1 ' we cried, when a tree was in
the way. We tumed from it and the tree
was broken : but the balloon whs discharg
ing its gas, and, if the immense plain we
were crossing had yet a few leagues, we
were saved. But suddenly a for re at ap
peared in thu horizon : we must leap out at
whatever ri.-k, for the car would be dashed
to pieces at the first collision w'nh those
trees. I got down into the car, nnd raising
myself, I know not how, for I suffered from
a wound in my knees, I jumped, and made,
I know not how many revolutions, and fell
upon my head. After a minute's dizziness
I rose. The car was then far off. liy the
aid of a stick I dragged myself to the for
est, and having gone a few steps I heard
some groans. Saint Felix was stretched
on the soil, frightfully disfigured ; his body
was one wound ; he had an arm broken,
the chest torn, and an ancle dislocated. The
car had disappeared.
After cros'sing a river, I heard a cry.
Xadar was stretched on the ground with a
dislocated thigh ; his wife had fallen into
the river. Another companion was shat
tered. We occupied ourselves with St.
Felix and Nadar and his wife. In tryin
to assist the latter I was nearly drowned",
for I fell into the water and sand. They
picked me up again, and I found the bath
bad done me good. JJy the assistance of
the inhabitants the salvage was got togeth
er. Vehicles were brought. They pUced
us upon straw. My knees bled ; my loins
and bead seemed to be like mincemeat ; but
I did not lose ray presence of mind an in
stant, and for a second 1 felt humiliated at
looking from the truss of straw at those
clouds which in the night I had had under
my feet. It was in this way we reached
Ruthem, in Hanover.
In seventeen hours we bad made nearly
two hundred and fifty leagues. Our court
infernaU had covered a space of three
leagues. Now that il is over I have some
ahudderings. It does not signify ; we have
made a good j mrney, and 1 marvel to see
w ith what indifference we may regard the
most frightful death ; for, besides the pros
pect of being da-hed about on our way, we
bad thnt of fining the sea ; and how. long
should we Uve lived then ? I am glad to
have seen this happier yet as having to
narrate it to you."
- There ur but two wy which lead to
great aims anj achievement euergy and
perseveiance. Energy is a rare gift, it
provokes opposition, haired and reaction,
liut perseverance lies within reach of tr
try one, its jwer increases with its pro
gress, and it is but rarely that it oiiee its
im- ....
rnun at au xixdi or
Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves,
HoUow Wan f ill kind, Ssd-Irons, T.ine, Lead Pip,
. Pump of til Sites, Plain Tin end Japanned Ware, ,
Britaane Teapot, lantern and Lantern Globe !
Of all sires. Tin, Sheet Iron Work on hand '
and mad to order. Alao,
HOT AIR FURNACES !
ftr Churches, Town Ualls , or Private Dwellings, act la th
beat manner.
Alan, exoluslve Agent for the Mis of P. P. STEWART'S
FUEL-SAVING, AIK TT0HT.8liM.MKK AND WINTER
COOKINO BTOVK.
I alao have Stove of various patterns, from the well-known
Foundry of Barstow Stov Co., Providence, R. I., to which
I call special attention.
The above Goods will bo sold at reasonable prices, fjl
ISAM PAT.
N. B. If yoa want a poor article, g, somewhere else.
23 F. P. II A l LEY.
GREAT CONFLAGRATION f
After haying 161. teverely Uritd. eren bj th
CHESTER DRUGSTORE :
xtill survives, and has come ont Minus tkt Dross, and can
now be found a small distance 'Hp rote,' and opposite tbg
CUNOREOATIONAii CHURCH.
And in the Store
Is Doctor Moore,
who Intends to keep constantly on hand and for sale at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
a general assortmec of
Pure Drugs & Medicines,
CVmieab, Perfumery, Confectionary, Nuts and Fi'gj, Part
Spires, Catnpkene Burring tUuid, Krrosrne Oil, Dye Stuff's,
Patent Medicines, Trusses, Supporters and SMouiiler Braces
Stationary, Fancy Goods, tee.
Dr. Moore will be usually found at home, and ready to
prescribe for the afflicted who may please lo give him a call
Physicians prescriptions carefully dispensed day or nigh
Chester, June 15, 1808 88 ,
ttailrodbo.
Rutland &. Burlington Railroad.
8UMMKR ARRANOEMBNT
fX and after Monday, Sept. 11, 1803, Trains will run
as lotiowa, so wit :
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leavo Burlington . 8 25. A. M, 11.15 A. M..9 3" t. M
Arrive at Rutland, 11 25 A M., l ift P. M., A. M.
Leave Rutland. ft 83 A. M.. 11.65 A. U.
A Trim at Bellows Falls, 1.00 P. M , , 1 60 A.M.
MOVINO NORTH AND TV EST.
Leave BellowsFalls, 12.20 P. M., 9.20 P. M.
Arrive at Rutland 2 W P M , 11 45 P. M.
UaveKntlsnd ' 1 S.1S P. M , 8.30 P. M.. S 00 A. M
Arrive at Burlington 8 (10 P. M..S.85 P. M., S OU A. M.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington, with VermontCentraland. Vt Canada
Railroads fur Montpelier, St. Albans, House's Point, Mon
treal, Ogdensburgh and the West At Rutland, with trains
for Troy, Albany and New York, Saratoga Springs, Seheoee-
ady and the West At fellows rails with trains on Cbeah-
re Railroad for Fitehburg Worcester, Lowell and Boston.
With Vermont Valley Railroad for nrattleboro, Springfield,
Hartford. New Haven and New York and with Sullivan R,
R. for Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River, St.Johus
bury. Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers lor the est will Bud this a cheap, pleasant
and expeditious route.
ror Ticsets and all necessary information enqnire at tne
offices on the Hue. R. A
Kotiasb, Vt., Sept. 14. 1803
AP1N, Superintendent.
1
TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA !
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
MORE VALUABLE THAX GOLD!
DR. JOII.V L. LVOV'S
French Periodical Drops,
French Periodical Drop.
FOR FEMALES
FOR FfcMALKS
Suffering from Irregularity, from whatever cause.
IT IS SURE TO CURB! IT IS SURE TO CURE!
It Is IniDOStible to eniov the blonm of health and b! .!-
of spirits uniesss you are regular as to the time, the quan
tity and quality. When they are obstructed. Nature mali
her efforts to obtain fur it some other outlet, and unless
these efforts of Nature are assisted, the oatient nsnallv .
pcrlences Despondency, Nervousness, and finally CONSUMP
TION assumes its swav. and nremnturelv tMrn.ini.fMi - n,t.
erable life.
IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS '
IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS!
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT IS A PKKVKT Rtnni iTon
BEAR IN MIND.
BEAR IN MIND,
THAT I GUARANTEE
My DROP3 CURE TR REGULARITIES from .I,.!....
cause, though cere should be used that the directions which
accompany each bottle are carefully adhered to.
VVX THE BBST! BUY THE SAFEST I
BUY THE BEST! BUY THE SAFEST
BUY TH r? SIREST !
BUY THE SUREST!
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS.
TIIEY ACT LIKE A CHARM.
by strengthening and invigorating and restoring the system
to a healthy condition. It moderates all excess, and re-
"wbvi uuuuub, anu a speeay cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are peculiarly adapted.
SURE TO DO GOOD ! CANNOT DO HARM!
SURE TO DO GOOD! CANNOT DO HARM!
BE WISE IN TIME! BE WISE IN TIME!
Let not disease destroy your constitution. Try a bot.le
of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you will be satisfied that
I am no imposter. Tell your afflicted friend what restored
the bloom of health to your cheeks, and thereby confer a
favor more valuable than gold. It is just the thing. I have
now in my mind an instance of a lady who had been suffer
ing from painful menstruation for two or three years, con
fining her to her room each) time ; sbe had applied to several
eminent pbyreians, without relief, when one bottle of my
DKOl'S entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
one butt le clues is almost every case;
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !
But Cut this Out and semi tt tn An Tl 1-. t u-
has not got It make him buy It for you ; or it may' be obtain
ed by ewloring 81,00 to the General Agents for the United
U. U LAKK sr. II..
Wholesale Druggists,
New llaven, Conn.
For sale by Druggists everywhere, price 1, per bottle.
The tra le supplied by
GEO. V. GOODWI.V Jt CO., Beaton, Muss
84) O. F B OODS, Agent for Bellows Falls. 83.
Cheshire Railroad.-,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after MO.iDAT,
May 20, 18o2, Traim will run as follows
MOVING EAST Leavo
Bellows Falls at 8 30 A. M. and 1 55 P. M. : Keens at 0 30
a., ai. ana a. do if. m. ana arrive at ritcnoarg at 11 40 A. al.
and 4.62PM.; Boston at 2.30 and 7-3QP.M.1 Worcester
at 2.00 and 7.00 P.M.
MOVING WE3T. Leavo
Boston at " 80 A. M. and 4 00 P. M; Fltchburgh at 9.46
A. M and 6 80 P. M. ; Keene, 11.28 A. M. and 8 25 P. M
and ai rive at Bellows Falls at 12.20 A. M. and 9.15 P.M.;
Windsor 1.2" A.M. and 10.16 P. M.; Rutland, 3.00 A.M.
and 11.45 P. M.; Burlington. 6 00 P. M.
Trains Connect as follows .
Up trains at BellowsFalls with RUTLAND ft BURINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, Ogdena
burgh, Albany, Troy , Saratoga Springs, Scheneetadv and
be West. No change of car between Boston and Rutland
by either train. Lodge at Hutland,arrivmgat Burlington
9.00 next morning, A o
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, Whit
mver uuncnou, Burlington. Ugdensburg. Montreal, St.
Johnsbury, Ac. via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSI'MPSIC, and
VERMONT fc CANADA ROADS, Ac. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL R. R. for all points
norm, tue last train up running direct through to Windsor
" jv. diincnon ana nurnngton. by night train over Vt. U
n. ii., arriving ac nurnngton o 20 next morning, Sc.
Down Trains Connect at Fitckburgk
with Trains of Fitchburgh k Worcester R. R. for Worcester,
norwicn, rroviaenceand Mew York city.
And at Groton Junction with trains of Worcester & nTa.h
na R R. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains of Stony
D t 1 . . i ii . .
-r.uv ... ... ior jAjweii, uivrence. etc. '
is A. en AriN .Superintendepv.
R. Stcwart, Gen. Ticket Agt.
Superintendent's Office. Keene, N. II., May 22, 1862.
Vt. Central &, Sullivan Railroads.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29th, 1863.
TSAI.VB OOIITOSonTn JNBEim . l nn .
Point at 4 M A. M . Burllnirton :is a u
I U l.if- lii,.... 1....' " , :."" :, '"' ... "V .
V u nu at netiows rails wim trains
i MiBiiw. . urceu.r. n.. inn with vamw..., i'.n n.ti.
uT?Rfopr Sfring814 oik,rrivlng In New York at
Die Ktphbi T..n .. . ft oo A . .
Montreal at 6.00 A. M.. Rouse's Point at SIS a V r.
coston. .
NlUKT ExpRXSi leaves Ofdensbnrirh at 15 IK p. M
treal 3.45 P. M.. Rouse's Point at R (Ki P. M . -nIl .,,i.
in Boston at 8.40 A. M.. connecting at Rellnsa Fall, mith
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, and with Ver
mont vauey jianrosa for Springfield, New llaven, and ar
riving In New York at 4.20 P. M.
TB.UJ.S GOHIO 0TB ASB WEST. ',
Day Express Train, leaves Boston at nn v ii-uf.
River .tunction at 12.15 P. M.. Riirlin.rts.n .ISVID u
Ogdensburg. Chicago ft the West, making close connections.
....... uuewn (.oil A M , via Lowell Law
rence, or titchhurgh. Leave Springfield at 7.60 A.M., Bel
lows Falls at 12 20 P.M. for St. Johnsbnrv Littleton .nH
Burlington, fcc; arriving at Montreal at 10.80 P.M.. and
Ogdensborg at 6.80 A.M.
wight r.xmraa Tails leaves Bellows v.ii. .t o 15 u
receiving passengers from Vermout Valley Railroad ica'vin
New York at 8 00 A. M . and frnn. rhki u.ii.j . '"
lng Beaton at 4.00 P. M., connecting at White River June
.? Zl'S leaviD oson at 6.S0 P. M., ia Low-H, or
at 6 00 I'. M.,via Lawrence. Leave White Kinr.lnn.tln..
11 48 P. M arriving at Burlington at 4.60 A. M., Rouse's
Point at 6.55 A.M., arrive at Montreal at 9.00 A.M.. and
at Ogdensburgh at 12.15 A. M Both the Mail Lraln, and
ine imy Express Trams connect at White River Junction
with Passumpsic Road for ajid from Boston and tne White
Mail Train north from R,,iu-.n n- . ,,,,.
River Junction without deiav with r .
and Manchester. ' r " ""r'1
Bleeping cars are attached tnhnth ih. .1.1., .
running between Ron's Point and Boston.
nriV.ruF . ,rket for Cnicgo and the West for sale at the
principal stations. q mkiirii.l 8n,
Bt. Albans, Vt., June 29. 1863. 22
One Hundred Dollars steward
FOR A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURB
Congba. influeasai Tickling i the Throat,
Whooping Cough, .
Oi relievo CONSUMPTIVE COUGH, as quick aa
OOE'S COUGH BALSAM!
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES hare
been sold In Its native town, and not a Ktn.u i.
of It failure is known.
We have In our possession, anv nuantltv nf nrtlL..t.
someof them from EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who have'
used it In then- practice, and given it th preeminence
over any other compound
It does not DRY LI A cniTP.II 1,,.. tonivui 1.
to enable the patient to expectorate freelv. '
Two OI TsaU DOSES Will I.IYAAIABLr "CtTRt TlCgUKO ISt
THE TsmOAT.
A HALF BOTTLE has oftea completely eared the most
JSjtllll)OITl Couli.
And yet, though It U so sure and speedy in its operation.
It Is perfectly harmless, bekir niin.lv ,hi.i. 1. 1 :
agreeable to lbs taste, and may be administered to children
ln'eT of CRrjP" we will guarantee a CURE, If taken
Mo Faaaily .hoalel bo wlth.at it.
It is within the reach of all, the price being ;
ONLY TWENTY-VIVE CERTS.
Ami If as Investment and thorough trial does not " back
up the above statement, the money will be refunded.
?J . .fbi' koo",n merits, and feel confident that one
trial will ascure fbr it a borne in every household.
'J"' "J" ,w' Ub Coogtiing. when so small an In
T, '.wi 1 ! 1 may be had of any respectable
UrugvM In town, wbo will furnish yoa with circular of
genuine certificates of cures it has made.
C. O. CLARK ft CO.,
Wousau Danoeina, New llaven. Conn.,
?oT:!:wr .nl.
88 12 OKO. C. GOODWIN It CO., Boston.
Wrapping Paper,
O UITABLE for Dry Goo. rl Orocrf fcr ,).
O at too lowest ratea at the Book bindery
Brfeboro,Tt. C "
IT'jimia for IStile !
ON aeronnt of poor health the SuWrilwr offeri
his mna for sale. Said farm at attumted la West Doaa
mrTMo.. t,o- tb. Stage mad K-ading reoai Brattlebom
o A ewfaae. h pleenntly situated, aad essoins about 71
acres of good land, and divided into mowing, tillage pas
turing, woodlaad. and a good supply of grafted frail.' iu
said Ursa tamo as a good awaaee. hara and sheds ail n snod
wpoa-) raaaiDg watrr a tba bosaw and bans. Tenaa
any loo nines ey letter retarlvw to aiy (ana
n. ara, d a
Vt.
will be proaeptiy adsweted
vteat vum
DAVID AIKEN.
041
Vermont Valley Railroad.
NOTICE. On and after MONDAY. May 4. 1863. Pas
senger Trains will leave Kf.llnWKf.il. trfr RhI.I-Iu.hi
at 7.60 A. M. and 2.05 P. M.,and returning leave Brattlebo.
..miwwa. fl.,uu,.tur.a.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 4 35 A. M. and BratV
sieooro at o.w A. m .
The two passenger trains ovei this route, connect South
with the Vt. ft Mass.. and Connecticut River Railroads, to
..p.HKiu, ..wujn, new n,nn ma unagporr, airect to
New York. On the North with the Rutland ft Burlington,
Sullivan, Vt. Central, Vermont ft Canada, Connecticut and
rassumpsic Kivers itallroaas. forming direct communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectiulv. Rt. Jnhn.i...w
...fi lvv. - i : 11 . . . . ' . n.. . J
o..,w .. u.7 .....uuioiim, Duriiugioa anaKousc s feint, ug
...... fiLUAiUP t.
May 4, lBliS. ji
STILL TIlIU3iriLVNT
THE lesson chances hul not o the tide of sue
eeas which baa bsea Howlmj to aponNEWVOM Balboa,
In want of goods in bis lint evidencing by their acts that
they appreciate his effoiia to furnish them with clothing
well made from -
Tlie Host of Stoclc !
And at FAIR PRICES. The annual elroull of " lather
Ti....t h4. hmiiht ii. ..ntln to Ale season when nature M
pivpering for the snows and Ice of winter, and it behooves
the children of men to heed the lessons thereby taught
them. Therefore they should purchase warm clothing, and
thua be ma.lv for the chill blasts now at hand. The bast
place to do Ibis la at the
Clothing Emporium
or
C. E. NEWCOMB,
Being one of the capacious Stores In King's New Building,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.,
Which Store w a built emresslv for him. and Is tiled
with every appliance fur his business. He has just returned
from market, aud Is prepared to oiler hit customers a targ
and
WELL SELECTED STOCX:
From which to select. This Stock comprises
Overcoatings ofall Kind, KiiglleJt French
and Grrmaa Broadcloth and Doeahlna,
Harris, ICddy,.SpraKar,Scagrnvc, Mid
dlesex and other mnaafnclares of
Fancy Caaalmerra, Velvet, Silk,
Caabmere and other Sty lea
VESTIXOS,
ALL of which will be made up so order In the most unex
ceptionable manner, as to style, fit, workmauahlp and trim
ming, lie is also prepared to show a scperfor assortment of
cents' Fiuxisimr. GOODS,
Such aa WOOLF.S ft COTTON SHIRTS,
FANCY WOOL SHIRTS, DRAWKRS, BRACES,
NECKTIES, STOCKS, COLLARS, POCK IT UAND-
KBRCUIEFS, BUCKSKIN GLOVKS AND MITTEN'S
COTTON, WOOLEN AND KID GLOVES, &c, sc. Also
the iafest styles 81LK BATS, SOFT HATS, and
CAPS In great variety.
or Krady Marie lolhins
It u bit intention to keep ft fullw mwoiDMiii than ever be
Sore, aoa any wbo desire reaUjr made
rent Pants, VeiU, Cem, Ore rail a.
Will find Jnut what they want at Kewcomb'f. which are
rrom uooa scock, ana wen maae up.
AUtheaboTe men tinned sooda, and many other thin pi
unt mfntiontvl fir lark of upare, will be sold at LOWKST
t'OSaiHLK PK10KS. for CASH, tin adoption of thewuA
system being an absolute necettricy, owing to the fact that
tbf exigences of the time hare eaaed dealer in market to
fll for v.aflh, eon-eqneotly eoniyciting ua to veil fur what
we nuy.
II art eg had much experience, and unrarylng iiieeew. In
uuaing
3rilitary Uniforms,
lie would solicit orders from members of the Union Army.
he being prepared to fill an unlimited number of such or
ders, having a full assortment of MILITARY CLOTHS and
TRIMMINOS. -All
thwe things can be verified, as well at demonstrated.
u you win caui on
V. E. NEWCOMB.
Bellows Falls, Vt.. Oct 7, 1663. 42
NEW GOODS,
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES !
THE Subscriber has jast received from market a
jl iresQ supply oi -
DRY O OOI !
Of various kinds, among which are the best stylet of
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS, ETC.,
COTTON CLOTH.
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Also, a new supply of
Groceriersi!
Of the BEST QUALITY which the market afford
Customer) will find the above goods for sale at prices as
low, and In many instances, lower than elsewhere.
J.Q. WIGUTMAN
Bellows Falls, Sept. 17, 1803. 88
PROPOSALS FOR
RAILROAD CROSS TIES.
for
QRAND OPENING OF NEW -
FALL GOODS
BY
O. J. PIUTT & CO.,
NO: 1, GRANITE ROW,
1 Bratlkboro, formout.
ELEGANT SILKS, SIIAWL9, CLOAKS ft DRESS GOODS
IB OaiAT TAMITT.
DOMESTIC COTTONS, HOSIERY ft CLOVE8, ZEPHYR
1V0RSTUD8 ft WOOL YARNS,
Of every description, together with a very large and
RICH ASSORTM8XT OP
MILLINERY GOODS.
Embracing all the latest novelties In
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS,
BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES AND NETS,
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS. DSESS TRIJIMISGS,
And In fact, every article pertaining to a
First Class ITIillinrry Slock.
All of which will bo sold
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
O. J. PRATT Jt CO.
September 2D, 18G3. no
Selling Off Cheap for Cash!
THE undersigned, contemplating an earlr chance
ta their business, will offer their stock of
Irr Gamete, Groeerlea, t'rorkrrr. fcc
to their old customers, and the public generallj. for
CASH OZVL.Y,
f"T -ains; nearw tne present wnotaaala value of
.- -'. nmrKw.
V aaie l booetit a amntitv of an at.nl.
assort oorateek.whick we will sell dr et ..1
while at the same time aw have a serge varV'T at smdniZfa
A" . "T thv eaa be koaaiit wow.
Oar object is to sell oC satMeA a. .1
o. adjr,,rovo so tt (o,U hjterest of thcae
whobavftareassi.oritseaainUnt ..-11:
tavlrejaehreall. ' J AM W i. 'a luXliDk VcT
ttxum t Kircr. Dec 1, 16a. ao
TIIE Manajrcrs of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Invite proposals until the 1st of January next,
50,000
Chestnut, Cedar and Tamarack
Cross Ties.
To he delivered on the line of said Road, or at Burline.
ton or Bellows Falls, previous to the 1st of May, 1884.
Said Tics to be cut not less than 8 feet long, from sound
timber, hewn or sawed, 6 Inches thick, not less than 8 Inch
face, of even thickness, and sawed or cut square at each
end, and to be ao delivered that they eaa readiij be loaded
V. .1 .
Persons offering proposals for any oart or the whole of
the above number, should be particular to stabs the num
ber of each kind and the place 0 delivery I
Notice wilt be given immediatelv after the 1st of Janaarr
whether proposals are accepted or not.
Contracts will be required from persons whose proposals
are aceep'ed. Payment to be made upon the delivery and
inspection of the lies.
Proposals will also be received for a limited number of
Hemlock Ties of the dimensions given above.
Any farther Information may be obtained bv enquiry of
J. F. BT1NSON, O. WOOSTF.R. or J . K. BAOI.KY.
Rutland, Aug. 2iltb, 1S63.
MASON &. HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
Patriate October 21, 1868.
THE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced by
X Artists " the best of their kind in the world ; "and
'very admirable fbr both private and public use." (-ee
written testimony from more than OKI Bi'KPasn of the
eminent organists oi tne leading cities.) Mason ft
Hamlin's instruments hsve received the only Ooia Msdal
ever awarded in this country. also. iLtviir Sn.Tr.ir Man
Ais, and fourteen Diplomas, in all twenty-sis First Premi
ums, over all competitors.
Prices or Cabinet Organs, (manufactured solely bv Masou
ft llALis.)S,llto5W). Melodeone. StiO to afro
N.B -Instructors for the Cabinet OrpMi.-also arrange
ments of music for the same, are published by M. ft II
T1?l1T"vA.?"i', Hiu. Boston," or "Maw. Baa.
, .... ... 4).u
A JUST TRIBTJTE TO MERIT.
At iKTIlKATtOXAl EXRinnioit, I.0MP0H, Jvit 11th, 1S0-J
DURYEA'S MAIZENA
WAS the only
1 1 " pre pa ration
fir food front Indian
Corn" that received
a medal aud honora-
blenisntloa front Uw
Royal Commission
ers, the competition
of all pronineui
msnfaeSursrsol
.Corn Starch " and
' Prepared Corn
flour " of this and
other oountriea aot
wlthsunding,
MAIZENA,
The food and luxury of the are, without a single fault.
One trial will convince the moat skeptical. Makes Pnddtnrs,
Cakes, Custards, Blane Mange, fto., without isinglass, with
lew or no eftta, at a cost astonUhiug the most economical.
A alight addition to ordinary Whrat Flour greatly Improves
Dread and Cake. It Is also exoelleot for tbfekeulng aweet
sauces, gravies for fish and meat, soups, fto. For Ice Cream,
nothing oan compare with it. A little boiled la milk will
produce rich cream for coffee, ehocholate, tea, fte.
Put up ia 1 pound packagee, with directlona. i '
A most delicious artioleot rood f r children and Invalids
all agos. For talc by Grooera and Druggists everywhere
, Manufactured at OI.KN COVE, LONO ISLAND. ,
Wholesale DcpH, 10S Fulton St., N. T.
21-43 WM.DUKYEA, Qeneral Agent.
Impotiaat to thel
TT 11(1W 1. .. N
Noa.TandS KndlcottStrr,'I1
A PRIVATE OR DKUC!
By a long coarse of study and
limited extent. Dr. D. ha.
the unfortunate with remedla.
Hrst Introduced tbem, faiW J 'J' J
sea of
OONORHUdAaM.
Beneath hb treatment, ail . "K
pure blood, linpoUnoy,8r?,2,J
aud distress In the reirions or 1J
. 1. ii 1. 1 1 ... , snifM., a
frightful swelhuga, and the Iob't J
attending this Clara of dl..".ln J
harmless as the simplest aiUngaif J
DCMinAL WEaKv:
Dr. D. devotes a great party "
of those eases caused hv . . " .
ruins the body and nitud.una.itia.'S
ual for business or cocietv. an, i
choly effect produced by earl, k."
ness of the Back aud Limbs, liu-T
ot sight, Palpitation of the hJT?
Derangement of the digestive fnI
aumpUon.te. The mr:l .d,!1
be dreaded j loss or memory, smi!'
of spirits, evil forebodings.
tlmidlea, fto , are among thesviuTlVN
should, before eoatcmplatkie
can of experience, and be at oattZ"
Uanpii
Patl
FAMILY DYE COLORS,
rAw. ' irveing n 1 1. f , nuoLfis ana
rajr COTTON GOODS. SHAWLS.
. SCAHFS, DKKSSES, KIB.
BONS, GLOVES. BON
' NETS, UATS, FKAT11KR9,
KID aLOVKS, ClllLDKKN'8 .
CLOTUl.NU.and all kinds oftVear
log Apparel, .
WITH PERFECT FAST
COLORS.
LIST OF COLORS.
Black, Dark Brown, 8noff Brown.
Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light
11 ... . . . i H t : .l . n
Blue, i.i, vi 1 mi , l.i ). 11 1 umu,
Pink, Purple, Slate, Crimson, Violet. Royal Purple. Salmon,
Dcariet, vara nrab, Light Urab, Yellow, Ught Yellow,
Orange, MagenU, Solfcrino, and rFeach Blue
GREAT ECONOMY!
A SAVING OF80 PER CEXTII
In every family there "1I1 be found more or less of wear
ing apparel which could be dyed, and made to look aa well
as new. Many articles that become a little worn, soiled, or
out of style, are thrown aside. By using these dyea, they
can be changed to any color or shdc lo a very short tint 9,
at a small expense. Yon can have a number of shades from
the same dye, from the lightest shade to the full color, by
following the directlona on the Inside of the package.
Atcvery store where these dres arc sold, can be seen sam
ples of each color, on Silk and Wool.
All who have used these Family Dye Colors pronounce
them to be a most useful, economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies who
nave used these Dyes; but in this case it Is not required, as
Its real value and usefulness are found on one trial.
For further Information in Dyeing, and giving perfect
knowledga what colors arc best adapted to dye over others,
(with many valuable ycipee.) purchase Howe ft Stereos'
Treatise on Dyeing aud Coloring, bent by mall on receipt
of price? 10 wilts.
Manufactured by 1I0WR ft STEVENS,
Practical CheulsU, 25S Broadway, Boston.
XT" For Sale by Drngglata and Dealers In every City and
Town. 6l
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
i one,,
tieote who wish to remain ..... .
a lew unys or weeks, will bt nireuZ, " '
and charges for board modem.
of tba country, with full directioesw
scrlptlon of your eases. Dr. Do an
vsputiee, war ran tea tne best Br.,-,""
Three for SI. and a red
highly iniW
Tn V9PM a V B..U a - l
FVH. I)OW, Fhysk ian and s
U Kndloott Street, Boston, is eml
seasas incident to the femal. ..Z""
the Womb, Flow of Albus, Suppreaa
clplej aod spe.d. relief luaranteci,,1
j , , vnv urw moos sfr,
olsuinate complaints yield under it J
aooa rejoices ia perfect health . '
I'r. Dow has ao doubt had treat...
of disease of women and children ta
O Boston. C:
Boarding accomodations for pan,
Stay In Boston a few days under hi. J
......nonn,, naving const.'
(.i.iw. i T I oft'
-' "' " ceataia 4 let
not he answered.
Office Hours from S a.
.(ofr.
DR. MARSH AT,.
Headache and CntaM
rpuiS Snuff baa thorouehlv n ..
X article ever known for curim aiiw
we iiwiwii. 11 du eem tr.
. in wm; caije oi sore eyat. UaJ.
J , ueanng nasonenbsn
ur ive un. . 1 1 nurses out all nh.tn.tu.
Glands, and gives a healthy actios to tbj
la iccommended bv manv of th. K... 1
used with great meres and aatwhctkn A
More tnan twenty 8 re veers' aj
great value ; and at this momsnt it stitt
before.
A large number of toe most rcspetiaV,
gist In New York and Beeton ia a a-
toem In 1S64 .say : "Th onuersiirned ImJ
been acquainted with Dr. alarthall i J
Headache Snuff, and aoM in our wavkwej
state that we believe It to be equal ia nrl
recommendation given It for the cart of iJ
sua ma, 1 1 is aeciuedly the best articles,
for all the common dlaeasea of the k. n
S7-BKVVAKK OF COUNTEKKKITS-1
sigoaiur oi uie proprietor, CUAKLke t.
MANHOOD
HOW LOST! HOW EES
Jm PtrniMu, n i Sum lr ftl
i LECTURE on the Ron, ttd
i V Radical Cure of Spenoatornaa sr H
neat. Involuntary Emissions, Sriasi Milky
Golden Sheaf
WHISKEY.
The subscriber having been
:T. I' Sr.: i B,n, Marriage generally, NerfotUM
;ruT ii -i. "ViZ I KP"W and Fiu: Heotal and Plirow
Anda from
that real
this experience
Pure Itoiirbon Wliiskcy,
when made, as It ought to be, from
"WHEAT, RYE AND CORJT,
Is,'l'bout doubt, the most healthful and medicinal Spirit
mat can oe usco. Having determined to max the rale of
tuis article a specialty in his business, he has accepted th
CENERAL SELLING ACF.XCT FOR A
LARGE DIMTILLHRV IN BlllKBO.V
COl'NTI, KENTICKV,
and In future will sell, under the brand of .
PURE BOURBON rVIIlSKEY, manufactured from the REST
SELKCTED GRAINS, and made in the most careful manner
Ahieoeleoracect vt nisxey will be put up in cases, coatain-
ng one aoieo ootcies eacn. ana ottered to the Trails br hb
Tiaveling Agenta throughout the country, and also kept on
oeuu in ma warenouse in uosion, in barrels, half barrel
and kera.
Individuals desirous of procuring a Pure, reliable article
oi ouunsra mur.r.1 at a reasonable prir. have only
to enqnire of any respectable Grocer or Druggist for" OOL-
aiEr, BHEAF HICRKY."or send their ordeisfor anv
quantity required to the General Depot for Its sale.
91 Washington Street, Bestea.
Each bottle Is enclosed In a neat pasteboard box. to en.
aura Its safe transportation.
C. A. RICHARDS,
Boston, May 16, 1R63. '
GENERAL AGENT.
2243
Melodeons! Melodeons!
-T. ESTEY,
SUCCESSOR tc Messrs. Estet & Opkex, only
rTjiJT.? ,n ,hl" oooO-y of th PERFECT Mkf
lAIUlMlN With Mr! lUnnnaie a . w, .
and Manual Sub B. "
The world wide renown (hose MELODEONS have obtain
ed within the last few years is a sure eviJeor of their so-
ceutlT added to on,
avaaaaava e eaA V7 1 J , IUJ
COTTAGE ORRAX.
With OT Wtthnn, ,k. IT. 1- ...... .
q . u , 1 . iiiiirii. iiu aiaanai
Sub-Bass. This Instrnmrnt has no ,n.l i..
KbSi"ih'Z Mil.'Ml1' tb ""' desirable for
M iute ",0" HOn""- Ve-triee. Pub-
f- 'A " "I"" cans oi tne moet liwii-
, mJm wnira ii uaa long been tc It ao sa-
Iuliarly adapd. It. .LnuTpLToZ.
power and beautv of tone. Min. -;',,.,. t"""!
e ciaisoea tor It.
vs ""y instrument warranted.
Frosa
JI.;",l'.rt"r"' N" ,mi Hand,
' o reasonable terms.
K7-Addrer, J. ESTET, Brattleboro, VI. 7.
For
le!
20,000 ?ZtrlJ?.S
i kad Lhrht ek,nTwir Vj?r.r Carrtage.
o,- ' - "- ucan Borse. by I
A. S CLABt I
American &. Foreign Patents.
R. II. KDDI,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Lte Agent of th 17. S, Pmtvpnt Offlo, Wanhinjrtoa (undm
A V.- A .a 1 u-- a
n7 vi iooi .i
76 STATE STREET, oppo.it Kilby Street, BOSTON.
ft FTF.R an extensive practice of npwanls of twenty years
it eemtinues to secure Pstents in the United Hraree
in Great Britian. France, and other foreign countries Ca
veats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and ail Papers or
"""'iiH' " ut. i. , r.nmr,, cat noenu lenas, and with
despatch. Rwarches made into American or Foreign works
to determine the va'iditv or utilltv of Patent a, Ii.nneAn..
ana legal or otner auvire rennered l-i ail matters touch.
lng the same. Copies of the claim of any Patent furnished
lemming unc loiiar. assignment recorded at W ash.
tnirtoa.
The Agency is not only the largest In New England hut
through it inventors have advantases fnr Mmnn. o.
of ascertaining the patentability of Inventions unsurpassed
by, if not immeasurably superior, to any which cjn be of-
- -...... ,7. . in- ir.i iiiiiii lain oeiow given nmv
that none is MOKE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF
FICE than the subscriber ; and as SUCCESS 18 THK Ritar
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ARII.1TV a. "".V.i
.K.. I.. 1. I J. U"
..... """wu. mruu ui oeueve, ana can prove, that
at no ovher offlcc of the kind are the charms (be nmJi i
"T.7!T".,'Jn"'.'7nXm- '"""" practice of the anb-
criber during the twenty yeer. past, ha enabled him to
- ' " specincauons and offlcial dV
eb-ions relstive to patents.
These, beside bis extensive library of legal and merharrl
eal works, and lull accounts of n..n. J?.. mr:l,.?n:
ted States and Eoropa. render him able, beroi d ous-HeW "
Offer mnerinr f.ili.i. ... 1 .- 1
ventoi. 1 ' n mn
' f
'tinatiiiii.
"1 remrd Mr. Fxldv as one ., .
m practi tionet s wi t h w hon, I ha ve h rtXZZZ
,., . " -.., tommuwioDer of Patent.
Jilu."0 bita,k0 ,n ""ng Inventor, that they ran
not employ a person mere competent and tr.r...75
r?"0' P"",a' ,h"P'-t Int fc t."d
PTo " I"or"b" nri.ler.Ooa at Z
Patent Omca" EDMUND BUKK
Mr n n a-.,., a CommUsiooer of Patent.
xrBdK
Inveajor. to spply to llTt?
. . JOUN TAOflART.
aytlmCommawoncT of Patent. an ttiui
euwni. iim. lu ihmi
lilting from Self-Abuse. Ii R ROUE'
WKLL.M. DM Author of the tiara Soot ij
i ne world-renowned Author, i th mci
clearly proves from bis own experience tki I
-njuenres OI reil-SOUS may 0 elleCtUallT 1
medkine. and without daneerous atniral J
gies, instrments, rings, or cot dials, poiaCK '
cure at once certain and effectual, br .
to matter what bis condition may b.an '
p.i.weiy, ana radically., in
a boon to thousands and i
Sent under real, ia a plain envelope, ) f
V" '""" x cent, or two nostsxt"
iZr??' ?HAS?7. C I
j Bowery, New York, Post
Certain Cure in all
OR NO CIIA RGES MA
DK. DOW is consulted daily, frni
r. at., as above, unon all difficult
of every name and nature, having by his J
hu essranruinary success gained a r
oalls patient from all part of tb countn
Among the physirlai In Hoston, bom i
the profession than th celebrated DK. DCH 1
ftreet, Boston. Those wbo need the adrin
enced phyairian and surgeon , should gin
P.S-Dr. D. Imports and bas for saleaani
the French Secret Order by mail, 2 (orli.a.1
EST A II L I S II I-P
PETER LORILLAuD,l
Snuff & Tobacco ManiM
18 mmet IT Chamber, km
(Formerly 42 Chatham Street, ! id
yOULI) call the attention of Da.'
II artkle of hUniannrkcture,vu:
browm sjiurr.
Mseaboy. Tin Rappee, Coarse Rpp. H
man, uemigro, fur t IrginU, Nachitocssi. wi
YELLOW SBVIl
Scotch. Ifnrh Toast Scotch. Irish ftirfi Toasts;
Honey Dew Scotch, Fresh Honey Dre SnKkH
Attention Is called to the lanre redoctlos Pf
.newing and Brooking Tobaccos, wwci "
euivriur quality.
TOBACCO.
SVIOKINO long, No 1. No. t, Sst-l
Oranulated. FINE CUT CHEWING. ?. 1 '
Cavendish, or Sweet, Swart aceatwl Ofct-i'
en.lUh. SMOKING. 8. Jsgo, Spanisa. Oust
A circular of price will b stsiwv
I H VO RTA XT TO F.I H1'
DOUBLE TOCR CROP OT
TUB eelrbrated farmer K. hu to W
plan of raising Corn, that nearly ItH
ow raisco irom th same amount of s. -- j
extra labor. This plan is worts B,r. . 1
rsrmers.and It willt , hoi 0NB 1"-"-'-" .,
Enclos ONE DOLLAR, n L, JL
. .. ...I . liaSOIiT. BDfl 1U. '
wr, with full particular. B'?EJaE
4. e
it year.
12&-61J
Amerinnn T&&
BOSTON,
T S the larjrest and best rrangB"f,
a angland State : la centrally locaw -.
from all route of travel. It contain" I
ouumouauon or the travelling pu" "".yl 8(ris
'c wn ana wet l ventiuueu ; wiw r-- . s
arranred. and completely furnished tor
travelling partiea. and the bouse will St0""
a frst-elaas llotd in every respect. ..-c
xcMgrapn in th bouse to an !'".- ., m
LB" w Jt-
Avoaton, Ma., Aag. I, loo.
62-1
PROTECTIVE '
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION,
FOR SEW EXCLAXD.
1SCOBP0RATLD 186.
TnJcf r"!nae 'o sdjnst and eol-
t.ggri!ofmUku,o- v - -
th"(" Kraonarfc, Wter shoald be rn.de to
Ne TSL. a L TRACT HOWS,
BUf'Naar, BoeM.a
Jamaica Leather ComPh
i . MANTFACTtRI
CUSTOM MADE
r,. ) i... ih. , Fmllle I1
r ' . TO f
VU. WORK WARRANTED, rni.-
anllCUS'
TIMES. OKDaaa - -
L. N. SPRACUE, AC-f
JAMAICA, TERMOJIT.
House and Lot ftr S
and at two Morie alga. ' '"Z ' J
. j sia iwianea t . . ,e
-' . J.H.WS-7IJ
iMsmstar A.s.wAaa," - c :
Falls. orofC. F. Halt, by -www.
Ror bee er, H. T-, Aag 13, l-