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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

BURNED.-A child of VIM. Rock, five
months old, of Proctorsville, on the lIh
inst, was badly burned by falling into the
stove oven-tace downwards.-Fastened
into chair, as is sometimes The custom,
the mother left the room a moment, and
when the screams of the infant recalled
her, she found the chair fallen over upon
the stove, the oven door being open, the
little sufferer was actually roasting therein.
DIR. Story was Immediately called, and un-
der his treatment the patient is doing well,
but the face and inside of the mouth are
shockingly burned
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

VERMONT MEDICAL SocIETY.-The
Vermont Medical Society will lold its
seml-annual meeting at Windsor on the last
wednesday and Thursday of tie present
month. Arrangements were made with the
Railroads last year by which the members
are carried 10 and from the meeting for
fare one way. In connection with the
meeting, Arrangements viii be made and
carried ont (if time and the weather will
permii) for an excursion TO Che summit 81
Ascptney mounlain A good time and
general attendance is expected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

Ey The Republican State Convention
is called to meet at Brattleboro, July 18th
as will be seen by the call published to-day
The State ticket Of last year will doubtless
be re-nominated. The labors of the Con
vention will therefore be very light, yet we
trust there may be good attendance from
all parts of the State. For one we are
specially pleased to have il called at Brat
tleboro, which our Republican friends will
find to be one of the most delightful VII
iages in New England, as well as contain
ing its full share of hospitable people.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

rent upset the boat. and both Of its occu-
pants came near drowning. They cried
Justify for help which soon brought boat
to their assistance, ard they were picked
up and with their boat were brought ashore,
but not before they had received a thorough
drenching and experienced the full horror
of a prospect of a watery grave Brattle-
6oyo Picnic.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
the Austrians 200 killed, including ten

and the Austrians 200 killed, including ten
officers.
The Sardinians are believed to have
been terribly cut up, but their loss is not
mentioned. An Austrian General is re-
ported killed.
Louis Napoleon subsequently, visited the
battlefield, and congratulated the Sardin-
ians on the result.
A Turin dispatch of the I'd says that the
Austrians advanced that morning from
Bobbio towards the French outposts, but
retired after short fight.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

The New YORK WEEKLY-We nor
eleye that Messrs. Street & smith. the new
ProPrietors of the above truly excellent sto-
ry paper, have entered into an engagement,
WIN the renowned romancist, Harry Hazel
whereby they have secured the exclus;va
services of that gentleman. This move
ment on the part of Messrs. Street &, smith
shows their correct appreciation of what
Will suit the public. Harry Hazel. from
connection as a writer of stirring romancas
with the The Flag Of Or Uaion. The Sor
Spangted Banner, and The Yankee p,;t,,o
teer, has made himself worldwide renn,a
ton and there can be no doubt thai Ii.
hrst story for the WEEKLY, which i 70 he
entitled The MUrE SPY OR. THr Mass
ACRE OF BLOODY Brook" and The ers,
portion of which is to appear in the WEEK.
Lf Of July I'd, win double the number Of
readers of that already widely circulated
Journal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

Jersey Strawberries are very abundant
and very fine in New York. They are
sold in Boston for % cents per box. The
crop in the vicinity Of Baltimore is immense.
Two farmers have each over hundred
acres covered with them. A steamer load
is taken daily to Philadelphia. Ripe peach.
es have appeared in the Savannah market
Charles Sumner was at Turin, Sardinia,
IN the latter part OF May, apparently in
excellent health. He affirmed that he was
quite well, and intended to 90 to Paris to
get the fiat Of his physician, when he would
sail for the United States, purposing TO re-
sumo his senatorial duties.
Since the above item appeared, MIR.
Sumner has arrived in Paris, and is said to
be ''in excellent health" We hope it may
prove true.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

CHEsrER.--Francis ofthe Chester House
Cate American) has done good thing in
the way Of fixing up, thorough repairs, re-
fitting and refurnishing, together with de-
asire 10 please and make il one Of the bes,
Hotels in these parts. Many improvements
have been male BY orr Merchants this
season IL ihe way Of fixing and stocking I'D.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Cor. River valley Medical Assosi-
ton.

In answer TO the call by the preliminary
meeting at Gassetts' Station, nearly 40
physicians meet at Wightman's Hall in Bel
lows Falls on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A
NJ. and in the absence of both Chairman anC
Secretary of the former meeting, Prof f
f. Phelps Of Windsor called the meeting tc
order. DR.. Whiting of Chester was chosen
Chairman pro tenn. And DIR. Grain Of
Springfield, Secretary pro TEN.
On motion of Prof. Phelps, a committee
of three, consisting of Drs. Hasletine OF
Cavendish, Webber of Charlestown, and
Nichols of Bellows Falls, were chosen to
report fee bill, the object being to make
the charges of physicians uniform, as far as
practicable.
Prof. Phelps from the committee on by
laws made report, which was accepted
and afterwards adopted with few amend
ments. The bylaws provided that there
shall be three meetings during the year, to
TO be held the first Wednesdays in May
July, excepting when that day shall be
the fourth and October. The annual meet
ing is to be held in May, at Bellows Falls
The officers consist of President, vice do, a
corresponding Secretary and Recording
Secretary.
Dr. Grain from the Committe on order
of exercises made report which was accept
ed and adopted.
The report of the committee on fees was
made and adopted. Prof. DIX Crosby of
Hanover, then made few appropriate re-
marks upon the new movement for the
promotion of this association, movement
which he hailed with delight.
The meeting then adjourned till l-2 past
ppm.
AFTERNOON.
Called to order by the Chairman and
the following officers were chosen:
President-Prof. L. f. Phelps, Tice
President-Dr. Samuel Webber of Charles
ton, Recording Secretary DIR. Grain of
Springfield.
Corresponding Secretary Prof Dixi
Crosby, of Hanover Treasurer - DIR.
Samuel Nichols, of Bellows Falls
Afterwards it was voted to appoint three
additional corresponding Secretaries, and
the following were appointed DIR. Hasle-
tine Of Cavendish, Jarvis of Claremont
and Watkins of Walpole.
A letter was read from DR.. F. j. Hig-
ginson of Brattleboro, regretting his ina
bility to attend. and cordially sympahizing
with the new association.
The following committee were appointed
to make report on the subjects named at
the future meetings: On Surgery-Dr.
Campbell of Saxtons River. O5stretics-
DIR. Sawyer of Springfield. Dgsentery-
DR.. Simonds of Saxton's River. Typhoid
Feper-Dr. Graves of Langdon. .Scarle-
tina-Dr. Knights of Springfield.
1t was voted to request the insertion of
the proceedings of this meeting in both of
the papers in Bellows Falls.
The proceedings passed off with much
interest and harmony, and after few very
appropriate and congratulatory remarks
from Prof. Crosby, the meeting adjourned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Vermont News.

BgARs.-Mr Gideon Cotton recently
caught bear in Sherburne which weighed
$50 lbs. Another bear had been commit
ing depredations among the sheep in
SALISBURY, when party turned out and
pursued and killed him as he was crossing
from the West TO the East Mountains. II
weighed Ais lbs.
NARROW EscAPE.-On Monday of last
week, Mr.. Holden, of Winoosk fell through
the bridge on the VT. G. Railroad near the
lime kiln. As he fell he threw his arms
across timber about feet below and
hung, suspended about 40 feet above the
rocks and shallow water. He remained in
this position for more than ten minutes, I'M
i'll help could come to him from some dis
lance. When raised up he was unable to
stand or move.
STRUCK BY LIGHrNING.-Tk Middle
bury Register says that during thunder
storm which recently passed over the town
of Ripton, thirty sheep were killed by one
stroke of lightning. They all got under
the wrong tree.
AT St. Adams rs, 450 lbs of butter were
sent to Boston in one day, for which was
paid from IA to lie per ID.
MAPLE SUGAR.-A writer in the last
Star says the banner belongs to Hardwic
for making the most maple sugar this sea
son past. He says that the town of Hard
wick has made $4,000 lbs, nearly double
the boosted town of Cambridge. Orleans
County boasts of Is farmers that had Is.
600 lbs. IIardwick has % farmers that
have made 10000 lbs, and 2 farmers in
the same town have made $4,000 lbs. il
is claimed here, that J. NJ. Steavens of this
town, has made the most in quantity from
any one farm in this state, and that he is
entitled 10 the banner. He has made a
triie over 5000 lbs.-lS JoknsBmy Gale
DOMAIN.
A PRoLIFIc TowN.-In one school dis
trict in North Troy, there are four pairs of
twins, and three pairs of them were born
within the last twelve months. Within
three miles Of the village there are nine
pairs of twins-including the above men
toned four-to say nothing of several
pairs that have died Immediately after birth
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

CONGRATULATIONS Falls, June 10,
80. To the Editor Of the Belloaos Falls
TTmes,-Sir; 1 notice in your last paper
that you have copied letter purporting to
have been written by some one in this place,
and published in the Burlington Sentinel
of June Sd, signed a jackson Democrat.
| need not refer to the contents of that let
ter, as it has been published in both the pa
pers of this Village, all have to say is l
am not the author Of that letter as you will
reccollect | stated to you in your office be-
fore the issuing of your last paper, in which
you say that in all probability that am its
author, please make the correction in your
next, and oblige yours,
WIN. p. BARKER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
Windsor County
STATE CONVENTION.

State Convention OF the Republican Party Of Vermont
will be held at Brattleboro in the County of Wndham on
Tuesday the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY 1859, at 10 O'Clock
A. fer the purpose Of nominating candidates to be sup
ported ensuing election for the offices of Governor
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
full representation of those opposed to the present pro-
slavery Administration from all the Counties in the State
IL especially desirable.
June It'll, 1850. L. E. CHITTENDEN, ] ?,
Y. L. WOODBRIDGE, Z
A. L. MINER, 5
CIIA'S CUMMINGS,
DANIEL NEEDIIAM, c
ELISHA WHITE, :
ALEXANDER RIDDLE :"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

NARaow EscArE.-As two young men
y the name Of Turner, were sailing oa the
connecticut river Just above the bridge. op-
pos'se MS village, "Wednesday morning. n
aaw q rind pSife'i With an unknown cnr-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

A Pedagouge tells laughable story of
one OF his scholars son of the Emerald
Isle. lie told him to spell hostility.
HORSE, horse" commenced p. "Not
horse-tility," said the teacher but hostility.
sure says Pat, ian didn't we tell me the
other day, not to say boss ? Be jabers, it's
wan thing the wan day, and other the next. /"
The Spiritual Age predicts that as peo-
pie become more spiritual and seek to live
true lives, single beds will come into vogue.
fud ge-if the apostles of progress can be
Kept out OF other folks beds it is all that
can be reasonably expected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

Our readers are referred to the adyer-
tisement of DIR. Pollard. We know no,b-
ing of him ourself, but his references are
well and favorably known in this place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
HARRY HAZEL
In THE
New York Weekly

The publishers take pleasure in announcing 10 ths
ing world that they have secured the serv
HARRY HAZEL for the NEW YORK WEEKLY and ~,
ms hrst story WI appear In the number for Jay 2d wb
will be out aud for sale BY all News Agents ~
United States about the 18th Of June eS1' va
This THRILLING AND INTERESTING rNnrIN n,
MANCE Is entitled AN nv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.

The following persons agents for the BELLOWS FALLS
TINES to whom subscribers make their payments
aud we trust all have paid for the present year viii
do so Immediately.
Athens, J. G, Redhed. Londonderry, E. Barker.
Brookliue Asa Flint So. Londonderry, f. Wa kor.
Saxton,s l,iver NJ. p. Barry putney Il. u, Campbell
Rockingham, L. billings. Townshend Henry silsbury,
Westminster n G. Pierce: Jacksonville II. ". Brigham
Grafton Samuel Phelps Wilmington, Origin Smith.
IIouphtonyille j IL putnam windhaln, N. W Wood.
Jama,ca D. Gilbert Dexter W Towrshend 2. D, Sawyer
Windsor County.
springheld, Geo. @. Porter. cb, Geo h Barrett.
Cavsndi.h, 7. o. winslow. '' T. r. Clark.
Plymouth, J. J. Hadley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

President Labaree Of Middlebu nv coll.
purchased in Paris and London, wbile "
his recent European tour, 5000 yohuo ~
which makes the whole number in tbs y
brary at the present time about 10000 u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
RHEUMATISM,
GOut and Neuralgia

Vast mnltiiudes Of people suffer from Rheumatism.
There Is scarcely district upon the globe where '
presence is not felt. In own country, II IS most
prevalent along the sea coast, extending ITS ravags
back into the interior, and gradually diminishing ia
severity as 1t approaches the Prairie Lands Of tho
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oFA FAMILY pWys,o

are % composed that disease within the range OF
their action can raEely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
it, healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who Ii bowed down with
pain or physical debility 10 astoniahed to find his
health or energy restored by remedy ct once 80
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous Diseases. The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Cosfirs
Ness, Hecst6A7s, Headache d,ising from ssordered
Stosach, Na4sse, Indigestion, Pam in aud Morbid
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arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
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III Il .ATERa@
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ron I'm trfHDY crfS 0r !

ron TN sS1IDv cuIx oR ~
litsr. tri ~ Ut river, 81 rsysssrf ,sal A9Sss,,
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We are pov, enabled 70 ofIr, viii I usrfect
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That which protects fcm 81 prevents this
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eomn1mnitiee whGs it HevGh. PySsS~Aiscn' i
bsttsy than cure fnr The rlaisAt anpss the
risk which be must run in violent attacks of
this balefui dhtemper. This aCuRR" expels
the nisaAtie ppissn q 1Evn AND Aous
from ths system and ppeynts the develop
ment OF the disease. il taken on the Rut sp-
proach of its prernonitosy symptoms. ltIia
not only ths bsss ssmsdy ever yss discovered
for this class Of complaints. hat AlAo the
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Il is hoped this price viii place il within the
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Fever and Ague j. not alone the conequencs
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Blindness, Toothache, Earache. Catarrh, Asth-
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I'll of which. when originating in this car,se,
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nM ~. NE Ks, N. n, 1urgoon
Nls Dsntlss. Once on 6Deeul- Sta 16n35,
between Main and johnson strssts, Kso1
kak, lows. O

DR.: Hicks, in renewing his oAsd 70 the public.
w0ald call uttention TO : new style Of 'sPlats
WMk,. which h pssuliasly adapted 10 lat, iissgu-
lar, and othsrwiss dimcult jaws. This improve.
NEST hes bssn tested thrse ysar and has sastxined
iH .srly pfoniss - Allipg real want II plate
work. The work il nov worn BY mASy Of our most
prominent cisisehs, who give II hsaaty approval,
and % whoa hs is permitted y refer thess inter
osted.
DR.. H. 10 also msastinx sContiasous Gum"
work. Bloc" work, and ordinary s.0old Plate"
work, for which he has . superior stock Of mate
rial. He n prepared 10 fll teeth with s0ofd FOIL
Adhesive osl4' and "cArys,.i Cox, = N shs most
thorough and durable manner.
I In sisw ~ the stsihgsScy n nonSy. matter,
sons allusion 70 resnas ny aoAt - iApeopls =
While, on the one hand Dr. b. bslisvss lite ks tie
FSsttsr pslsy, - will - tAs AoSsstsr coufse, not
- work = al than = work at prees thst VIA ne
csssitats inferior work ; on the other hand he is
wiisseg y coafora u his charges 10 the lower
standard q remunsrAsion that ether occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen ysass' experience, thoroueh devo-
tion 70 his profession, and ~ earnest dssire to
please he u determined TO merit and hopes to re-
eeivs, conttauatien Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
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CHANGE or. TIMEl


TO take s1sct on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
TcROM and sfter the above date ana until fur
y AhSsnstioe, two Passen Ger Trains viii leave
FNskss Depot, ksoknk n follows:
Risst zfaia isaxss Ksoksk daily (Ssn-
SAY e1@pssd)A -rG $500 A. y.
Second Trs1n leaves Ksokuk dsily
tSnndA1i excspteD at 400 p. 4.
First Tt1an iss~es Montrose daily
.ass.deys ssteptsa, q s:iS 4. n.
6Seop1 1xlin ISsvsg Huntros~ daily
(Sundsyp Ane@Rtsd) atau9i5 500 ,. 4.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMRR 1 CO., Lessees. s
R.v. DAVIS, Superintendent.
]. r TYExasgRY, ,Tiohss \ seats 1hin-at.
The above road II now prepared TO fxrniSh
Cars for Pie Nis and pleaausc parties on short mo-
ties ana 81 tAs 1oSE fSvofAble terms. For further
infsEnAtion sppl3 . che Ones In Packet Depot,
Ofto tAA 1npeEint enaent. 1AG s
y 1uHel, 'lo-Akwa IL ass8e e#ssfa
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ron THE RAPID cuRE or

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on the aHicted they can never forget, and pro-
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Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
mylslAvly
AAMTkOH = FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD.
IncoRPoRA1sp n 1910.
Capifsl 60o, 800 Al, I'll
ALL PAID UP.
DlErcroKs-H. Huntington, Albert Day, James
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Job 4 llyn ,John r. Brace, Chas. J.. Russ.
rIno. c. AlLrH, ,6sc'y. y. Hu.fIHoroS, Prss't.
G. q. LYAAH, Asst Sec. w. n. BowEns, Act'ry.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent.
Keokuk, April ., sgd
Keokuk Nursery.
+ m and after the 18th Of September, / will have
~ ON hand, for sals, : lot Of chsies
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small Fruits aad Shrshbsry adapted to this eii-
mate and the wants of the people especially
iioughton uesdfng GU0Ssbsrry, rcd and white
Curranta, Rasphcrrics. Strawberry plants and
Grape roots. Time for transplsnting, from Sep
temher 70 Juns. Hf'
ordsn may BE- left at No. Estes Hosss naia
street. 4s M WM. RARNE6.
Keokak, Aug. 2. '59-d&wsm
.Dk ESN GOODS.
n0uDLE AND PLAIN SKIRT On CANDIES
~ and 0AR EOEs; double width Black BA-
RIGGS, just received BY
juneO-d r. d. FOSTER.
T,KESH and new. for sale by ths box or dosen at
l. the grocery store Of $50
KELLOGG = BIRGE,
ausiS % MAin-st.
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"A is the only place that you can get good daiI
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolvers 1t SIS piece.
mch1odlv