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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

T Owls BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, Cleaver's
IL Honey Soap, Lubin's Extracts, most popular
kinds; Wire Back English Tooth Brushes, German
Matches, Picard's French Flavoring Extracts, q
full supply just received from the importers, and
for sale by JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.
sep 6
INCONSISTENCIES single and double Screw
l. Trusses, Ritter's Radical Cure, Patent Pad
Trusses; also, large assortment from other manu-
facturers, just received, and for sale by
WIN. A. HART,
No. 100 King street, corner Pitt.
~ Sign of the Golden Mortar. aug 2j
Y and good also, Spices of all kinds for pick
ling, on hand and for sale by
W. A. HART,
No. 1909 King street, corner Pitt.
rs Sign of the Golden Mortar. aug Is
01AMPHOR, CREAM TARTAR, Gum Arabic,
~ Nutmegs, Saltpetre, Indigo, White Mustard
Seed, White Glue, Celery Seed, and Ellis Solution
Citrate Magnesia, received and for sale by
PEEL, STEVENS 4 CO.,
aug20 corner King and Alfred streets.
NREEN GINGER.-A large supply of Green
VI Ginger, Of superior quality, streceived, and
for sale by
]. LEADBEATER 4 SON,
Smo23 Stablcrs Old Stand.
NREEN GINGER AND SPICES FOR THE
" Seasonal full supply on hand, of choice
Spices, warranted genuine, and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
aug23 Apothecary, 81. King-st.
NREEN GINGER, in prime order, just rccev
" ed and for sale by
j. Il. PIERPOINT,
172 S. Z. corner Of King and Washington sts.
aug 81
WHITE MUSTARD SEED, Celery Seed ALI
w spice, Pepper, Ginger. Canary Seed Cloves,
Turmeric, Mace, and Cinnamon, received and for
sale by PEEL, STEVENS K CO.,
scp5 corner King and Alfred streets
OIL! OIL! OIL !!-Elephant Oil, Lard Oil,
~ Solar do Sperm, Machine, Refined Whale,
Olive, Neatsfoot, Tanners, Linseed, Raw and Boil
ed, for sale by HENRY COOK 4 co.
sep5
DURE WHITE LEAD, just received and for
i sale by j. r. PIERPOINT,
S. Z. corner King and Washington streets
aug 81
TOAL OLA full supply of very best quality,
y '"'' '''''A 'AN II HENRY EN- COOK & CO.,
aug 81 Sarepta Hall.
GOAL OIL LAMPS.-Chimnies. Wicks, Brush
~ es for Chmnes, Rehectors, &c. received and
for sale by HENRY COOK & CO.,
aug 81 Sarepta Hall.
DEV. T.. A. WILSON'S REMEDY FOR con-
N SUMPTION, SCROFULA, Sc.--Just receiv-
ed and for sale by j. WILLIAM BOWLING.
aug %
TREEN GINGER, received and for sale by
" WILLIAM A. HART,
No. l09 kng-st., cor. Pitt.
na,- Sign Of the Golden Mortar. sep2
OATAWBA GINGER withdrawing re-
" commended to dyspeptics, received, and for
sale by II. COOK d CO., Sarepta Hall.
DURNETT'S COCOAINE.-A very superior
ID article Cor strengthening the hair and pre-
venting its falling off, for sale by
sep2 II. COOK CO, Sarepta Hall.
MFRS. ALIENS HAIR RESToRER, and Hair
lHl Dressing, received and for gale by
sep2 II. COOK CO., Sarepta Hall.
NOD LIVER OIL and Cod Liver Oil Jelly, re-
~ ceived and for sale by Ii. COOK co.
sep3
OOUTHERN pLOWS CORN SHELTERS, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

IN BOXES TOBACCO, OF various brands
w 90 boxes Starch
so bags Rio Coffee
20 Java -
IL d" Laguyra Coffee
40 chests g. p, Imperial, and Y. II. Tea
10 Black Tea
90 kegs Soda: 10 bags Pepper and Allspice;
90 coils Leading Lines; 30 dozen Painted Buck
ets 10 nests Tubs; Matches; Cloves; Indigo; Wrap
ping Paper: Irvine; Candle Wick; Mustard; IL
cases Old Wheat Whiskey. &C.. for sale by
KINCHELOE 4 BRUIN,
an cor of King and Union SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

IL A. MARBURY. wtrnnSae dealer in FOR
Il. EIGN and DOMESTIC WINES and Ii
QUORS, Southeast corne: of King and Union SITS,
offers for sale
Rectiied Whiskey; Old Rye do, all grades, some
very old and superior
French Brandy. various qualities
Domestic Brandy; Apple do; Cherry do
New England Rum; Peach Brandy
Holland Tin Jamaica Rum: pure Spirits
Pert. Sherry, Madeira, Malaga, and Champagne
Wines; Cordials; Ale Porter, DC, &c.
NH y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

TUST RECEIVED from New York, fine
q sortment of fall Muslin de LANES, Calicoes,
DeBeges and Flannels, Satinetts, &c. Also,
great variety of Fancy and Millinery goods.
LEWIS BAAR,
aug % lbs King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

SELLING OFF To CL0SE.-Hsving deter
- mined to close business at the old stand, on
the first of September we will sell off until that
time, our entire stock of DRESS. FANCY, DO
MESTIC and MILLINERY GOODS, at prime
cost. All persons in want Of bargains are earnest
" invited to call in and examine for themselves,
as the stock will be sold without reserve. We
have also on hand. a large stock of CARPETINGS,
RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, and STRAW MATTHIAS,
which will be sold at CoST and under.
aug % s < W. MEYENBERG.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Che al mes.
SpplN(;FIELD. DEC. 9, 1859.
esy Extra copies Of the TINES may be
had of Geo. c. Porter, who is also agent
to receive regular subscriptions to this pa
ner

SpRlyGFlsLD WESLEYAN SEMINARY AND FE-
MALE CoLLrGiArE IssTIruTE.-rhc closing
exercises Of the Fall Term Of which we made
brief men,ion last week, deserve more than a
passing remark, and reflect much credit on the
" Faculty. and the individual members who
participated in the exercises. ~
The Amphictyon Society, composed of stu
dents, held public discussion at Seminary Hall
on Tuesday evening, taking for their subject the
Italian question The exercises were very ia
vorably spoken Of, particularly the " Address
to Young Men," by the president.
The Prize Declarations were delivered on
Wednesday afternoon, by the sixteen who con-
tended, and as a whole was very praiseworthy.
For the public exercises at Town Hall, We'd
nesday evening, the Chester Cornct Band was
engaged which did themselves much credit in
the selection and execution Of the several
pieces which enlivencd the evenings exercises.
A procession was formed at the Seminary at
o'clock, composed of teachers and students,
and visiting friends, who were conducted by the
Band, to Town Hall where a large and select
audience were very agreeably entertained.
Among those that attracted particular attention
and praise, were New England and her Insti-
tutions,' by CHARLES II. Seaveri s. Daniel
Webster" BY Adm II Whiimore, was in COM
position very just, considering his faults in con-
nection with his greatness. Passing Away"
by Jas. N. Stephens, was good composition and
well delivered. Henry Clay," by Fred G.
Field, was very commendable. " The Anglo
Saxons by Geo. A. Richards, attracted more
than ordinary interest. The Present better
than the Past" by F. Mason Frost, was well
calculated to leave good impression of the ex-
ercses.
The presentation to the prize speakers was
then attended to. Prof Laws, the chairman oil
the committee with some very appropriate re.
marks, announced The decision to be in favor Of
j. Webster Stebbins; the ground being his just
appreciation Of the subject and the author he
represented. Those favorably spoken of by the
committee, were +. f. Parker, c. W. Perkins,
J. w. Barnes, d. r. Lockwood, and d. J
Boyuion.
An elegant copy of Shakspeare's entire work:
was then presented to j. w. Stebbins.
With music and benedcton the exercises
closed The attendance OF the Fall Term has
been 100.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

a DELICATE ECT.-Thero is one
subject upon which an editor must write
with great reserve and especial care, unless
he unwitlingly m!slead his readers. That
subieet is the so-called "Patent Ne dicine"
business; in behalf of which more mounte-
bankry has been displayed, and more lies
told, than perhaps any other subject A
real Improvement in or the Invention of any
remedy which tonds TO relieve or cure "the
Ills which flesh is heir to-" we consider a
movement in science. To take advantage
CT such progression requires proper dis
elimination on the part of the sufferer, that
he may Distinguish the hap-hazard, catch
penny cure all of the brazen faced empiric
10 whom your "happy death or speedy re-
eovery' IS matter Of supreme indifference
from the carefully prepared and well
proved remedy Of the scientific and prac-
teal man In the latter class we may place
the preparations Of DR.. j. +. Billings. a
man celebrated for his sound judgment and
eminent skill, and whose Rheumatic Pills
and Liniment have proven to be invariably
successful, and add greatly TO the renown
of the inventor and proprietor 1drerliSer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

compromising character, wherein daring ana
Greatness, sternncss, and tenderness, were
ioined. than il this man, once the terror oil
western Missouri, aud now Tint Of all Vir-
ginia. And what picture has Virginia
herself presented during the last SIX weeks !!
Whit childish terror does her whole curse
show, What impotent race-what boast
ing aud what mcanneSs Look ut that
court Of kttc, perhaps, but not OF Jast'ee,
where prisoners, unable from the exhaustion
of their wounds, TO rise even from their
beds, we're compelled to answer for their
lives without n single friend to give cheer
or offer them defe,ce the crowd without
yelling for their Lynching, the Judge talk
ing of his fairness, but like the jury sway
ed manfestly by the popular feeling, all be-
ing interested persons; a son OF the prose-
cutting attorney, on the witness stand telling
with composure, nay, with satisfaction, OF
The most brutal and cowardly murder by
himself and friends, ''ridlling with balls
Of the first insurgent made prisoner; and
all going on within fortnight Of the events
in question when calm opinion was impossi-
BILE; and then h'ar her Wanting, her talk
of her ''chivalry," Of the "Zouaye dashes"
of her soldiers-upon an empty armory, OF
her 'patrarchal institution" the subjects OF
which cause such dread and insecurity !!
All business is suspended there, disgrace
fuI aud cowardly espionage is going on up
on all her thoroughf'res, and, in direct vio-
lation Of the Constitution, every stranger
who is suspected of yankee birth and breed
ing is at once restricted in his right to 60
and come within her accursed borders.
Truly, old John Brown, however lie may
have teen at the middle of October, is now
The sancst of them all.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

SENATOR SUMNER AT HoME-The Hon.
Charles Sumner arrived at Boston from
Europe last week. He comes back ready
to take lis seat in the Senate at the COM
Increment of the next session of CONGRESS-
which takes place next Monday. One of
the editors of the N. y. Tribune say: ave
learn from his own lips. he considers his
health as completely re-established. He
feels IN full possession Of his natural pbvs-
zeal vigor, and that the exercise of his brain
Is no longer forbidden OF limited by the
heavy trammels of a diseased and SUFFERING
body. 1t is necessary that, in returning 10
MS labors, Mr.. Sumner should not draw too
heavily at the outset upon his renewed
strength, and, prssuming that he will use
tins necessary caution. his frieads NAV con-
graduate him and themselves that tho hon.
orahie and useful career which there has
has been so much reason to fear was bronrb,
to a Termination, is again re-opened with
renewed promise" We sincerely trust ,bo,
the hopes of his entire recovery will prove
well founded
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

esy. We have received from our cores
pondent "Eye,ra reply to Mr.. Saford's
letter, in relation to the State House. which
we shall probably publish next week, though
We have hardly had time yet TO pcruse it {;
in which case we shall of course allow a
reioinder, if Mr. Stafford desires, as we in
tend to treat the subject fairy, and express
our own views, independent OF our cores
pondents, besides. In another column will
be found the remarks eff several members
of the legislature on both sides Of this sub
iect. We invite careful attention to them.
We had intended some +, marks of our own
this week. but Mr.. Clay's speech and the
debate before mentioned, occupies most of
our available space. In another place will
be found the yeas and nays of the House
on the Appropriation bill, and we shall
probably publish the yeas and nays on Mr..
Woodworth's resolution for the collection of
the bond, next week. We intend our read
ers shall be fully posted, and in the mean
time let US all keep cool, and discuss the
matter dispassionately.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

PUTSEY ITEMs.-On Tuesday, last
week, Mr.. Jerry Crowley, an Irishman,
employed on the VT, Valley Railroad, had
three fingers on his left hand badly crushed
by a rail falling upon them. Two were
entirely jammed Off He is doing well.
Narro,o Escape.-On Sunday night,
about O'Clock, some rowdies were rather
noisy on the piazza of Days Hotel, where
upon some one fired gun over their heads
to brighten them away. Two of the shot
entered the chamber window of DIR.
Morse's house, in which were Mills Purdy
and his wife, who occupy part of the
house. Mrs. Purdy was sitting at the
window at the time, and the shot passed
very near her head, and lodged in the OPP
posite pant of the room. We trust the
man who fred the gun, will next time hold
it nearer the game he wishes to hit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

.cbool.hou-c. Il d ciurclies--l,vips evi'
,lsnces liza, l:od Almighty has declared that
The uNius, hing IL slavery shall not pros
na, 10 not move you, what can't say
thar yoa shoal hang upon my wofds', aad
listen 10 anything thai should DC a'ie %
ofi,,r.
1'hc speaker. r,iih Ing an c;Ior: 70 81 down.
was interrupted by a question as 70 The N
,cl,,iun Of the Republican party upon oh
tanning power. lie replied in language
similar 10 that used heretofore in the coarse
Of his remarks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
MI. CIny's speech.

The speech of Ca$sius NJ. Clay, on the
outside, will be read rs matter Of course
by all whotccl any interest in the political
affairs of our country. 1t was delivered
in Covington, Kentucky, and is a boil and
free expression of Republican sentiments,
in slave State. We are pleased to no
ticc that at recent Republican convention
held in that State, Mr.. Clay was chosen a
delegate to the. national Republican con
vention to be held next year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
II the House, on SATURDAY. Nov. 10

L
Joi,t Resolution adoptei-By Mr.. Kellogg Of
BrauleboTo, that in t e (uruIc Issues Of din.
grams or autographs of the p-csent State House
or any par, ihereaf, at pubic expense, il is the
seilse OF the Leg stature thlt &c The name of
Thomas " Sioway is ON tied as architect.
ihere sh,'ul'l b. M n1me appcnded.
Ma. WOODW0RTH pf Eno,burgh called
up the res luton instructng tie Treasurer TO
epiorce The c''slrcton Of the bond given for the
repayment of the expenditure of The rebuilding
az the State House
Mr.. STODDARD Of TownshenA briefly rp-
yelied 10 the contest for the location of the can
ifnt hat contest was sharp--a victory was
won TIE location was made, but how made ;
Many 2 omnsut members Of the legislature IN
posed the re cPioa Of bids bat sharp. shnewd
mea controlled their a tim, and ex1cred The
bond. Naturally men IN diiferen, sec ions
sonsit 10 lnclie the h9use in them. The nem-
hers itom Windhlm county were perhans as DIS
interested az any. With single OK c, ton.
speeches oil Mr., Bradley of Brat,leboro on the
SUD- y eNi'r ssing his d'testatien Of " sreng-
ing ON sssfns, and uf rolling In the ART y
ihcse menoa's were generally RETURNED the
next year But the sharp usen went thropch
the State, spying We have saved the S,a,e ~
pense-we have bond that vi ru-rr !, al
Now how does The nistter standt Men saw
ihey ase sorry tisa1 the bond vas executed bu,
s"'e again the paymfnf Of the honest debt an
81 NE pressure OF their constituents. Mr.
o,oddsrd then took up the at presx ding Cor she
rebuilding Of the Staie House. ana r-oe.es,.d ),
argue that The State hal n,s fulf-l-d The coa,,;.
uo1s ct that act whence he inferred 4 d,fF,.l-
y IN enforcing the collection of the bond A.
leas'' u NH only be done By a pro,raci-d I'm
eas''a- Would this be 40 economical proceed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

DIR. llosrETrEE's BlTTFR's have re.
ccired the wMme-t enccmiums from The
press and the people throughout the Union.
As valuable tonic for tie cure of Dvs-
pepsia' Flairlcnce, Constipation and gene
raj nervous debility, chroniced through our
public journals. There is nothing equal 10
the enjoyment, 10 that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specii
&c. lis mild tone, its sure AMI vigorous ac-
ton upon disorlered stomach, and the
cleansing Of the entire human body SHOULD
recommend It TO all classes of oar commu-
nlty. All that will be necessary to con.
vince the skepical Of its healthy effects, is
to purchase bottle and be conyinced.-
Sold 10y dEnegists and dealers generally.
everywhere. See advertisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

RAscALITY.-Some person or persons
destroyed the door and otherwise injured
the house on the summit of Ascutney Noun
tain on Saturday, the 10Th ult. Several
citizens of Windsor have offered a reward
of fifty dollars for the discovery Of the per-
petrators, who we trust will be found and
brought to justice. 1t is piece of con-
teurPtible rascolitye, which should not 90 un-
punished.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Business OF Springfield.
PREPARED FOR rHE' TINES

PREPARED FOR The TINES.
PAkr v
lhere Is not q tnihg 1hat can onia up a town
in point oipopuaoon'
Lake hrss rate water power which gives
permanent foundation
ms merchant and farmer arc we'll in their way,
WIN mixture OF the professions,
nut Withont the mechAnic' they never can make
." progress "a" SNs"'s-' A''
There is many village ahead Of this far
In way of a location
That Is in sending OF their wares
Nv general TRANSPORTATION
But few towns, however can safrly make boast
or 80 favorable a cl.anca A. the water
In emplovmcnt /, kee,s p,msron. host
Tn dollars make. s,r,n,c.,a s,,,.r
FROST, BURKE Co are lowest down
In making seythc snsths for moving,
Their twelve or fifteen hands in all,
In b,v.,i,,o av.,v GOOD ,,rn.- .,o,,,
ono ~ ,he,, sn,sr,;,, e t.,,,,as :,
rbev are CARRIED re.,,v Al, ovar ..o ,rox,,
Nc ,ha,.,,n c X pan,,U
snrrHSRpsoS ADAMS you'll also find here,
Who turn out the best kind Of casting,
II you buy one of their make Of stoves,
You'll md Il everlasting
They have Plows for the farmer wheels for the MILL
Aud in fact, every kind Of production
That can be made in a Foundry,
BRIGGS SMITH, you'll find upon the hil
Just call on him II you can, sir,
You may notthink the sig will pay,
For he's quite diminutiye man,sir
ba' TINS mas not a thing to do
with " business y In the main. sir,
But this we know, Is gospel truth,
D NJ SMITH comes next, across the bridge,
VINO you Know is quite an inventor,
lie has patents for everything, from locks
AN,catx,,r he is Of The varv h,., ,.
worker of iron and bras. .r
To nuzzle him on +. d,e,cr,, ~
You'll find no essy task sir
ELLIS, BRrrroS, EATON, make baby cabs
And small ones which are mere TOYS sir,
Besides quite an ample market cart
They are LAYING in l.r,. g. ~ -.
In e,ct msti, 49,, e'1''''s sP''ns'
We hone tina. the b,b,s. ,r;u -, a.,
Their highest expectations.
49, -" 'us' io"k over their establishment.
with their twenty Eve hands, each in place, sir,
Ecu ~oasi think they we're making up wagons enough
10 ofaw out the whole Briifon race, .ir.
DIN s,,,ru G 70 .,.,,...
By the hnpared gross +, A.. "'1e mere
If Won let yonr wifi. ~. -
The old ones are all ,I,ro,.r p'"' o"'''
l.
I rnsy keep employed some dozen hands,
"'i''s machines do the largest share, sir,
Tu 30 'isi' 'ns town don't start for home,
oH'i' you Fe been In there, sir.
'u' S0Sioh' bleeks0'hh BY trade,
:, - io'''ed Just up the street, sir,
.rS ','1,' Whatever suithy has mads,
ana shoe up your horses feet, sir.
fARks WooLsos's Machine shop L aoros. p,,,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

FREE SPEECU DIR. Breed, formerly
an examiner in the patent office at Wash
ton, has been hauled up "before justice
Down" for uttering 'incendiary language"
and required TO give $4,000 bonds TO keep
the peace! The topic of conversation was
Senator Stewards views What a free
country! Democratic rule Hail Column
bia
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

ssy We had intended to have noticed
the several Academies in this vicinity.
this week, but are eompelled.to let them 90
over another week, for want of time to
write them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

SUDDEN DEATu-Mr. Thomas Hig-
gins. highly respected citizen of Towns
bend, died recently, very suddenly. He
had retired the night previous in his usual
health. bnt died before morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

a TOUCHING 0BIrUaRY.-We find III.
i !, in the last congresationalist. IRE
i'g'ous paper) under the head of deaths:
In Cheshire, Sth inst, ISRAEL Cole 81
mr, =. presented to President jefferson
:, looz' a mammoth cheese, wcisl,ine Iil,i
u.s. as new years gift.)"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

As AcKNowLeDCED FAcT4No rene
dy has y,t been discovered so efhearieus IN
healing cats. burns, scalds, wounds. ete.. IS
Reddmgss RnSsis Sa,ve. % cents bor
sold everyvhcre. =
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

"a John Brown and Gov. Wise are
brother masons. The grip the governor
proposes TO give his brother on Friday. is
not brolherly one by any means.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

ne isarn that the IsOn Foundry former.
y owned by a. Latham & Co.. at Whit.
h'ser Jureion, and which has lain idle g.
som- Time has recently gone into opera,ioa
u'aer the management Of James Mi;cl,..H
'r' s0rInerly of Springfield
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

spoding's Celebrated Prepared Che is
!, useful. eyer-nceded article in the house.
bold and Office, 1t is simply the best glue.
chemically held in soluiion-is always ready
TO use rithou; heating. and docs no, thirk-
en- by having the vessel holding il uncover
ed IL IS past up in neat little bottles. and
Is aceonpanied with brush.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Bellows Falls Times,
DECEMBER ,, 1859.
AGENTS roR rus TIM rs.

The 70 oSing persons AGENTS for the BsLioNs fALts
T~fs. sube rssrs make t'rsr PAY n'ens
and NC trust all who have not paid the prscLt viii
do 50 immediately.
Athens. j. & Re ihrlh. Londonderry w. narker-
t,,.,k In. An flint So. Londonderry, Wa ker.
Saxtou's River NJ. 4. Barry, Puticy. n. u CNmpe
Rockingham = 4 Gllfnss Townshcnd, lIciry Sisbury.
M,.,unstcr. n q Pierre. iacksnnyle. III ~. brigham
Gr.ftnn Samuel Ph,lps Wilmington Origin Smith.
IIo,-ht,uyillc d N putnam windhain. n, " Wood.
Jaiac,, u. Gilbert Dexter. W Towrshend v D. Sawyer
ss Windsor Counfy. .I5Hn Ftu
Springfield. Geo C. Porter l,hs,o, Geo, u. barrett
rav,,ulish. T o. Wins'ow. '' | 7. II, CLARK.
Plymouth J, J. HALEY. n .Hrf-I '.ai lH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

We understand that Bates & BatcheIder have
purchased the old Paper Min stand, and intend
starting grist mill fresh and new.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

ga Washington Irving, SO well known
in literary circles died suddenly, last Mon
day night.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

A valuable horse belonging to d., n.
WICK of Fishkill, N. u, has pee" -
and half ea,ea by a large hog Snl', =,
penned in the same lof. The hog u.s. Il,
noticed following the horse around = IS
and the next morning the noble a"'' q.
found dead with its neck badly ea''n =,
hog having attacked it While 'y'as ~
The hog was then killed and Wels IN
pound. when dressed. We are
vegetarian on such hog