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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11


MuNMrRIEs OF CIVILIZED NrS-'rbsro
Seems to be in human nature faculty for
masquerade and fantastic decoration. thai
Is not outgrown even in civilized soc;c,v.
III Is the same sentiment that prompts The
Fgan TO make his face hideous with sfrines
OF arious col1rs, AMI { he Indian TO loco
rate himself with feathers and beads, rirs
up our military men with mopstrous hear
skin caps, feathers, epaulctiss and red and
yellow flannel, and bedecks our secret soe;-
ETY. men with costly ard saudy regalia.
Civilized men call all this nonsense and
yet they like TO see Il, and like TO appear in
IT. II IS the way in which male human ma
fure recompenses itself for wearing sombr.
clothes aud yielding to women all the ribbons
and flowers and other charming personal
embellishments
The most groiesque form in which this
passion has Of late shown itself is in the
costume OF the new and mysterious oder of
: Sons OF Malta This approaches near
est to the barbarian style Of any modern
form of regalia. The order parallel n
New York a few evenings since. TO the
number of five hundred men. and ceI.brat-
II what they called " the festival of The
even cardinals cardinal sins. for an ,h,,
ne know. The officers were clad in sui.s
II armor. with sari-eolored robes and plu-
mage. Some wore crowns, some caps Of
ed velvet; some carried swords and cim.
:ars and one bore mighty baftle-ax. Be /
md fiese came the nntiiled members. one.
aif OF them clad in white with black cross.
on their bfcazis marching on ih., r;oh,
de and one half clad in black aom;noss
nh white crosses On their brcsfs. mar. n
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Small Change.

The ,ate affair NJ priho ought to serve
ne e,,,io, 10 John Bnll how he agan
u,.ler,akes 90 20 10 peek-in to the private
matters of Juha Chnaman.
No man has probably ever had a keener
realizing sense az genuine anterior NE
than Jonah when he was making submar-
inc VOYAGE between Joppa and Iarshish'
The lecency Of our courts in regard to
the lirh fingered gentry l. Of that qualify
of mercy which .'blrSsetl' him ihat takes
much more than shin who gives.
Father. do ships make nails 2 No
my sun-why do you ask why, COS !
heard our captain say that the ship hnd
mad two tqeks within the last han hour.
III ancient times one Elijah was trans
oortel for his goodness. Lust month,
place, London, Mr.. Elijah was transport
ed for stealing
,Icncs says he has way Of getting
drink Of water at his boarding house
without asking for it. lie gets il by ask
ing for third cup of tea
An architect proposes to build "Bach-
c,ors HALL" which viii differ from most
honses, in having no Fees.
Some think life to short, nevertheless
find il long enough to outlive their charac.
ters, their constitutions, and their estates.
A Cinrinnatian at the fremont House
in Chicago, expatiatins on the " vine-clad
Hills Sc. claimed that the Ohio was the
Rhine of the New World" Yes" cjacu-
lated old ", the Pork Rhine"
~What did you say--she was buried by
the parish? o. the mean contemplate
wretch" said her old acquaintance " he
fore I'd be buried by the parish, I'd die
first; that would
4 la,ly was asked to join one of the d-
visions Of the Daughters of Temperance.
She replied, " that is not necessary, as il |
is my iatention to join one of the Sons in
the course of a few weeks"
Pleasant enough was the magnanimiiy
of the person who being rcproached with
not having avenged himself fol a cauing
said:
Sir, never NEEDLE with what passes
behind my back
We have heard Of several resorts to
traise the wind" for California, but the
last expedlent is that of yonng gentle
man in boston, who adveriises for wif.
who is willing TO invest a sum sufficient TO
enable him to reach the gold regions
Wouldn't she have a delightful prospect of
connubial bliss?
A theoretically benevolent man on being
asked by friend to lend him dollar an
swered briskly, With pleasure but sud-
denly added, +" Dear me, how unfortunate
I've only one lending dollar : and that is
out"
A witty auctioneer was trying to sell an
old hand organ. To that end he was grind
ing out the music, end the crowd, in sport
began to throw out pennies, when dandy
standing by said, " sir, you ought TO have
monkey My good fellow" replied the
nuclionecr, $50 had +; step right up here"
The dandy vanished.
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To County Commissioners
Town Agents i'm Vermont.

tliE we'll established Importing House Of 6HltH
4 MAY, 81 Front Street, New York has msi ans
sales OF the best descriptions Of Pure Wines and L
l"Mh Agents m this state justly earning BY hfsa
Of the goods sold reputation for selling oniy Pas a
ana at reasonable prices which fact should net ef
~ those who are required by Law t. purchase i 81
but genuine Liquors
Applications for goods may be made to Chsrl bafIS
y Front Street New York or to his Agents Wm. D.
" a. Erwin aud Thomas Ellis who are AUTHORIZED TO
orders Reference may be made, in regard to the As
ana Standing Of the House and the superior qisHf
Liquors, to Edward IIungerfor,i Prof Of Chemirg /
University OF Vermont; s. W. Thayer NJ D. Rsas
Medical Faculty, U. V. NJ; W Carpenter, N. D, Pd
IN same j. :. Pierce, Agent, Burlington, "
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WASN'T AcoUAINTED.-Two drunken
Fellows were walking along in the rain.
lhe drunkest one then asked:
Dick thicl does-er rain Chi,)"
In course it rains" said Dick
The answer was apparently satisfactory,
anu they proceeded several rods further.
when the the question was again PROFOUND
cd by the anxious searcler after truths un-
der difficulties.
Dick, say Dhic) tell me does-cr
RAIN"
Johnny" said Dick solemnly. I'm
afraid yer drunk in course it's raining"
In very few minutes Johnny was again
troubled with doubts, and sought 10 solve
them.
Dick, seems-er me, (hic) ser-going (hic)
er-rain, (hic) ?"
D.ek' exasperated-' Johnny, yer fool.
Don't yer see its raining. Can't yer feel
1t ralnin, JOHNNY"
johnny" Scuse me d (hic). amt
much acquainted in this town Chez
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" OF Z e z 8

In presenting you with DR. EAToN's MANTLE CORD
lAL desire to state It's superiority every
that nurse or quack has heretofore offered you.
Firsits the preparation Of regular ply cian who
well qualified from much experience in infinite complaints
to prescribe for then Secondyt is entirely free
paregorc opiat Of any kind and consequently relieves
by removing the suffering II your child instead deader-
ing its sensbies Thirdylt is put up with great
comparison Of it wi any other article infant
complaints will show the very from which il dti-
ed being dug from the forests under the direction Of DR.
Eaton many Of them by his hands. Fourthly-It is
perfectly harmless and cannot rc the delicate
FAINT and is certain and relief in all the following
cs which is its chief MERIT every other preparation
viz
For all complaints attending teeing such ms dysontery
collie &C. also for softning the gums relieving pain
For regulating the bowels it is ncquaed Cold the
Head IL is sure relief For Group the fatal try
ing Of diseases it be relied perfect confidence
aud being powerful antispasmodic in all of
tons fits, earnestly recommend you loose time
In procuring t. Lastyit much than other
preparations of the kind that long
advertisements those whose whole expence their
Advertising for the reason IL commeuds itself
most reliable to all mothers In all the direction
wrapped around each bottle, must be strictly followed
Price, p cents per bottle
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iag on the left side. Here aud Tiers was
a slanlapl-bcarer carrying hiah SALTS,
from the top Of which hoated the black AMI
white banner, with u red octagonal cross
embroidered ~ the center, nndcr which The
ord r arrays itself Midway between the
beginning and end of the proc ssion stalked
figure cal in whit, with ginning
sku prcring from under his hood, AMI
with blny hands onf-trrtchcl The crowd
unanimously named him Death, and doubt
less he was intended Ia represent The De-
stroycr. Behind him. born on n hirr car
riel on the shollrrs of men in black and
white domnic+, came a huge open book.
and next came box covered with hl ,ck
and white cloth, on which cross was en-
hrodrrel The tome WIS "the Mystic
Volume" and in the box were ''the Natu |
raj Bond" ''the Apron Of Innocence" and
the Scroll of Honor" Their music con /
listed Of band OF base and tenor drums, I
ots Of them, and If er marching through !
Inc city till midnight cheered and jeeied I
Jy the crowd the ) Ins sat down 10 Il sup 7
Der, AMI didn't 90 home till morning I
What the Sons OF Malta ar, or wlrf all
his fantastic mummery signifies we do not
know. 1t seems very much like regret
'u look backward fiom civilized life to-
wards The freedom and unrcas On Of bar
,arsn. We rtainly hope it is m'lem
liical of nothing in store for the race in
he future
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o9Id 'sInoI!o a0s suoosIp Uu Io4 IuJIapuoM
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pSuu aIou qua % fSoo!std lo'qns stl SUI dr puy
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u'lldnsuo' so pSonpoI uS9q SuAgQ 'uosuoIa ~
GSSE GSSTE
Sod by CHURCH DUPONT Druggists No 36 Maiden
out the 90 go
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News ! Good News !!

- - bsCHlBER HAVING MADE
tae "a ilrct Arrangements hos low :,
r 5 S' Bellows tas and vciny TIA he IS prepsrsI II
De- -, VITA an assortment Of ali the New Yfrt -r5
~ ~ aissaznes aad r,s
l.I aFteies In the way OF nezspa1ers boots ~
ted 70 him. viii he fel in thr shsrt.st
800 ane, with exae ude sud prauap,ness ANY bool
er Periaiicai pnbiishedin Ne- 70 Rostof
fsr1i.ts - e.seFhere- thatcan be procured viii -
Ia h pom order thout extra espssr For ,,r,,.s
"a - srs you 70 Mr J. ". MOORE uho
- IN ms tavnror can anon hin, a. ~. ~.
~ enae@For TO you With civify and ii se
- US ~ 'srAiHiiae with PLEASURE and without cost
Bsre<s r,,f.,---., ~. q. BATES, Agent.
- n Ast- sevS. IL
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TESTIMONIALS. "A, ~
! regard Mr. Eddy one of the most 9 -
eessfui practitioners with whom have has ''
cHAs yAs ,s.,
Commission q va
have no hesifstionin assuring inveu ..-s,lf
neiemPioy person more competent an ~ y. : r. I
more capable % putting their arphcatioi =
cure for them an early and favorable eoii'i---
EDMUND BUZZ iiy..ss
Late commis.ioneI z ! -
= Bastea, FstgsI.y, : n
NJ K. " Eily has made for ne ~ y -. =.
tlofss ali hut Of hich patents hN,1 -
aud that one j. Hatr peRdfHs. such m ~
great talent and abiiitF % his part leads = rss
rNinventars % apply 70 him to Frpf W 81 st'ss-
they NAV be sure ofhsring the most f1ifatn 80
slowed on their ca ses. and al very ~
From sept 1851. to june L. 1855 81
course of his large practice made On .hrl 4
tions. STNTEEN APPEALS. BNEkf VNtsnsa..-fs,
eideain = - f.lrer oy the GO 'a r.. II. Ep'
January j, 1873.
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FARMERS, PRIMERS.

TUE SUBSCRIBER mas MEMS AND noYS EXTRA
HEAVY AND NICE THICK KIP, CALCUTTA AND
FRENCH CALF nooTS, TlIATnE With SSH CHEAP
AND WARRANT.
NO pLtETs BLOCK
nmttlcboro, Sept 1850 1877 u. W, LEWIS.
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CANAL RAILRoAD.


stss ~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday Nay 20 1859. Trains Viii run aaiy semncucrr
eepted) as foliowss ll'7 ~"''s is1ndayi ~
LeareNEw HAVEN AZ 5o0A M, freisht,r.,. LII
sengerear attached for Northampton with pas.
$50 A. iroishttaiei with passenger ser s,,n ~
Plainviilc. WI attached 70,
1880 a NJ Ton arrivalof s.ooA, Nj. Expre,,r..,. ~
New York;. CONNECTING at Nofhampton Mn 'aih from
Connecticut River Railroad for Grecnne WIN train On
lows Falls aud Northern Railroads. bore rt
westheld from trains ON Western Railroad s,s
400 p H., on arriyalcf isl5 p. NJ. ,r.,
York )scnnec,ngat Plainyillt wthtran ON Srtem New
dence aud fishkillR X. r., going Westand al Wa PrNi
trains Western Railroad going East and Wosned With
ing passengers from Hartford, Providence 49,, M, keuh
road g phinsus, and irom train on Western ES,a G'i
Mesheld from Boston, WoNcSter and Sprir efe 0ad
LEAVE N NORTHAMPTON Ar
Gao A. NJ. for New uaven CONNECTING a, ~.
train on Western Railroad, for Psfeld Alnban, %a eA
the west atNew Haven with i5 A. NJ train fi NSoy aud
Providence and fishkill Railroad win take this aili
willie. "m@ lhh
1865 A. NJ. in connection with train on Conn nj.
from the north, Connectingat Westheid wiz 'thR +,
Western Y r. going East aud West AMI A pi9 eahfOn
train on lltrtiurdi Providence and Fishk Eairlt win
E,st New Haven with zoe " ESpresstrau for Ssw s
l4QP NJ freight train with passenger ear at,,f ieh
New trcn connectinga planville with train ~
Providence and Fshkit Raj road going West uartk
LEAVE PLAINyILLE AT
2alP. freight train, with passenger car a,,,,,.,
New Haven. "ohed, ht
c0LLINSvILLE BRANCH TRAINS
ayecoLLlNSNiL'E Eat : 80 A, NJ andSGp,
Returning, leave plainvilie at ~ 10 r III a|htsM
FREIGHT NOTICE 0'-'P,
Freight trains leave New York daily fSunl,r
corner franklin and Center streets. at 6ih MuNdl
at Northampton al 1905 NJ. Leave Nortbannu afhle
p NJ, and arrive in New York at LOO A NJ thr%sI la
Daily Lines OF Stagcsrunfrom Northamptopto A.,
Williamsburgh llaylenville, Florence and Ias, A@ui
Consville % New iIartordand wustcd From sA. iss
New Haven May 81, 1859 'uene'ai ag'sl
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lRSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Ma SIS.

CCRsSIBE by Ial-ronl first station below south Yer
v non Jui ciloa,
Fall Winter aud Sarine Terms Of IL weeks each bcgn
The ltst "Wednesday IT Aug Nov aud Feb, respectively,
Large AMI beautiful Institute Buildings, Extensive Ap2aT
la excs,r, dc Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers are among It's Advantages,
l. r. WARD, A. NJ Principal;
Mrs Y. H. WARD. Teacher Of Ornamental DEPARTMENT.
Miss :. l.. LEACH, Prcccptrss;
SEVERN SCitNELL Native Of Germany Teacher Of Ger
man;
l.. EMERSON Teacher Of Music, instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers,
Ds l.coturs from the frin,al IN the prePanton Of
Teachers FROM Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
before the Agricultural Department. will be given,
for Rooms for Sc flo,riug for BOARD may be
to T. WARD, lirrnarston, Mass, Board ucu ing
Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families, and
at the Cushman Hail. under Of the Teachers At s. p
per acek 10
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Ne,C FdH Goods !!
Houghton & Blake,
Brattleboro. VT.

w ai nst rsessei laTEz ard complete stock af pay
- GOODS cRockEHr AND GLASS WAR; CsRps,,s
fEAtiikRS AND MATTRESSES. PAPER n 4SsgiV,ss =
sc Comprising flli line Il HOUSE FfeNfsttSe =
GOODS Our stock o. staple and Fancy Dr. e;s..ls = y,
vays compute. Al
" are nes opening - rirh and varied f N
IAN and Winter Dress 0uals - found r. - -
eass Dry Co s cut Of the eitg. Consiin- n fjeh r.
ana taley Dress aks, Rich Pain Printed All w. ~
Lsines C4sssneres and Thitets. Wool Pfatls q 49,,
rsaii-. iaefiss Pa De chesre-, TRAVELLING Dr,ss Cs
Plain and tristed flannes. Priu.s. nsgzisrs 4 =
ttoske and toas Cloths Long ssnaFr Hrrrs, So.
Lonz Square sud Double Nool Shsrss ''ANe-
a spring = ~ eents
White G..sis Cloves aud lTosiary THE A.t KiI ,,
Linens. Qniits. Woal niankef. &c 'er|
Aiso Dusnestcs- kgown and Eearhsi f..ttar., ---l,
Batting Sc. -.is ectton
EEressisr Nafrrss--s ' .%@i ana
AZ - shira We one- fr sale caEtr, VERY CHEAP .ps
e Hpll respectfully Invite Tie iahMfit.n-s ~ fi
ais ard FieiHitF- soeal and ex1rrns sssr -. i -
2 tHif IA rnrs bass viii csrzinIr rive th,, -
ants riirh VII rlai.e Il --,srr. ~ ursff -
sist onr esssat siias- ari -risfi, - csii sss -
HoCsuroN & BLAKE
3 We Create ntss ois7-s, I'saftiss-a-o rs.
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SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS
LOT Of spruce Boards and CIapboards, good quality
"A for sale by.
ARMS & WILSON.
Bellows Falls, July 2l 1853. 20
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- VI. vALLEY RAILRoAn n

EHsHsssss1 VT. VALLEY RAILROAD NO
sss=S@ES2 riCE, On and after MONDAY, NAV O. 1859
Passenger Trains wleave Bellows Falls for Brateboro nj
. 70 NJ aud 20 NJ and returning leave Brattlebo,r
at 10.40 A. ana 80 p. NJ.
Freight Train caves Bellows FpllatGCoA NJ a,dr,r..
tleboro at g 80 r. NJ. "
Ihe two passenger trains this connec IN
with the Nt& Mass and Connecticut River Railroads 10
Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direet TO
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlinrton
sullivan central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passun psic Rivers Railroads forming
WITH whitehall Saratoga aud Schenectady St Johpsburv
ana White Mountains, burlington Ronses Point O,
uensoufe ana Montreal. NJ. SLOAT .supt
nay y 1903 81
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BOOTS, BOOTS. SHOES. SHOES.

A NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE IS OPENED -,
"A IN HnlS building, formerly occupied drug store
opposite the Fellows Falls Hotel, where Boots and shoes Of
all descriptions selling Cheap aud
Cheaper than any other pace in Windham C0'ty.
BEING connected with the Largest Boot and shoe
Nnut etory in Western New England VIC are cor tcpt
Tonnage at Prices muc,
Lower than any Other Place
IN thisvcniy Please call aud cxsnire our stork eforc
purchasing elsewhere. NJ n TnoE,
Bellows ia sept 81 1859 40
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Special Announcements from the
Quaker City Publishing House,.
100000 CATALOGUES, NEW. ENLARGED AND REVISED
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS To TIN, ptrEIICt

SUTFHIUf INDUCEMENTS To THE TT BLII!
uJ- A and sure plan for obtaining GOLD and sIL-
WEIR WATCHES, nud other valuable Prizes Full particu-
lars given in Catalogues which will be sent free all up
application.
Valuable Gifts, worth from 30 cts. to 500, GUARANTEED
to each purchaser. $4,000 in Gins have been dis tribue
my patrons within the past six to be
distributed during the next six months
The inducements Offered Agents more liberal than
those of any other housc in the business.
Having been in the Publishing and Booclling bu siucss
for the last eight wears experience enables
duct the Git Enterprise with greatest satisfaction to all
o. AGENTS WANTED IN every Town and County.
For full particulars addres DUANE ItULTS0N
Quaker City Publishing House. 80 South Third Street
3S-l PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Special Announcement.
Crockery & Glass Ware

III tsh pFeparef % furnish lferri,,.,,s No.
=. lilss ana families with fr,-- - - bqsriing
At price = ~ Eau Of The latest styles aud the t
bo,I.ht ~ - - ess than ritv prices oar -,
;oi ,eiyins The latest st, lbs as r.: = ~, ale We
and sl1.srs -, ~ warranted to prove A. N
= o.iained ese~hene can AMI - y y ss that can
HeUGfIToN & BL.kP-s : sre
81 X trgeSe-y Rooms, Bazere,.
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READ THE PAMPHLETS.
& L. A II Ea'S SY RI

/ e L. A II KS YRUP.
lIE Only Real Purifier of the Blood in existence 10,
he must be we'll Now all this PROCESSES to do Is to
! ~ PURIFY THE BLOOD.
dyspepsia Liver Complaint No Mercury Ne Arsenic
Pains in the Back Side No Potash NJ Ia,,t
kidney Disease serofar, No suphate Soda,
Eyrsipelas. Jaundice. No Ibon, No Mineral
= = "AkkANTED. Of any kind or nature in it,
70 No newspaper puGs or aetitions usr,c., Eor -.
on from whom certificate Is given their names ami MN,
oe[ org published Any address them by mail
Any person who tries the Syrup " III soo,,
uos, ani recommend it highly. II is only lust ntroc
only Ikf III and you Will not regret Is cost on s, %
XIV one ootte produces magical results with other re-
= General Depot, So Washington Avepne. Aiba,x
an sue q 81 state street Albany and by one Drurstin
da and by Q HADLEY, Chester " ''''e anu cana
", u biNu corner Broadway and John strcct N
tLARk'S SYRUP in all cases Of Sexual in,,n..i.---
" 4 sie SPhe and kidneys il magical. Try H.
C. T. HADLEY, Chester
(tLARKs SYRUP CHANCES tho vIoI. .-.-1.,.-----.--
blood and kills the poison which feeds he ,i, q tae
g 7. IADlEY, Chester.
LARhS sYRuP--Ceneial Depot is SIS p-ssbin-to, A..
nue. Albany, New York Jo ss'i' s7i t' nav, Ave
,sAhhS SYRUP sail Vegetable and no ,I1c-,I a.,
mr. Par !, s,, what the human bioo needs anu
T. r. HADLEY, Chester.
{ 'L4hh 5 SYRUP, For sore throat is Magical.
q E. HADLEY, Chester
I Pan1 s shUP Fer rskl Beas rera Or Sicily
=. sag p C. F. nADLEY, Chester.
1 a;n1 SYRUP is an Roots. and no Mineral 5oo
~ t e gi,en for any grain found in it, S''V
Sele CT lfADLEY, Chester.
ersI Fo = I6p has none Of deaths Icst fr,ndIoI
G. T. HADLEY, Chester
4 cures any weakness in females or serof
Cfrster r .nsi'aiiy For sa'eby c. = HADLf.Y
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, ooLLIysyILLE pnAxcu TRAINS.
SULLIVAN RAILROAD

W will run as follows: ASo' IRAlH
s-~ q 10 uJ -E mHs
The Morning Train willieaye windsorat- M "a,
at 40 and Charlestewn at A. A. NJ. conpetn. . u
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston I ~ ie
Noreesterand with Vernon Valley
arriving at New York, 8 90 r NJ Nt'itlsA
The Mail Train willieaye windsor 80. Cl,,sr...
%, and Charestown 2ll- L, ~; connecting Al 49,
Fslls with Cheshire and Vernon Valley Railroads @'
raI GR Mx M uB.
The Mail Train wiilioave Bellows FalIR atJ29O ~,
town at Y 81. Ciaremonta at leo, M
sor With VI Central Railroad for Montpelier Bssl,@
Rouse Point, Montreal ogdensbureh &c. Al NM
River Junction with Passumpsc Railroad for W. h
Littcton st. Johnshnry Barton Sc y" MH
The Evening Train wiilieaye Bellows FalIgai5 Al c,
town at B 70, and Glarpmontat 613 = NJ for W.
Stagesconnccta Gharlcstpwn Observation-Disclosures
vile stCleremontfo Newport and at Windsor d, ~
stock. EDWARD TuONpSov = "et
Gharlestown N H., Apr. is, 1859. vi
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Fall Importation of
FANCY GOODS q TOYS

I EArIlFR BAGS, Port Monnais pcrfuInery ,reer
"A sehaum Pipes. Cigar Holders China and Porcelain
Goods brushes, Combs, sc. Also. 100 Toys Of ali
description. The Whole comprising Of the Largest
Stocks to be found in the United States
Dealers will find it for their interest cali before making
their purchases, as they will find bargains.
$4,000 worth COOKING EXTRACTS --SOApS-CO-
LoGNES,-soAP POWDER &c, to be sold a manufao-
turers' prices.
TOYS by the from So $780, well assorted in each
HOLDEN, CUTTER & Co
81 35 Federal and l0I Ill 13 Congress sts BOSTON
Manufacturers and extensive dealers in FIRE WORKS Of
all descriptions $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Cheaper Than any other pace in Windham Co.
Wanted.

TWO Good Root and Shoe maker. wapt.l ipr,s1;,,, .
do custom work, Apply to EJ-FIS GIrfTb
Bellows falls June, % 1853. 1s