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- ~ Wares ~ ~ sallss frsa che grass
- RapaA,lApl aa6sgsao essrsss the hAa
Dsnscrasr - b ! ssep pAiak y vill tserss
= long = = lisso. Discs i ! vsissr Stnsel
fercs and peint and ! eonl,snan who nlkbs
have oooapted ! hish positisa aa1 nads = ~
useful andssspesssd- ~ saiofsu,aAely = -
habit which unman's him-an irresistibls love
for drink. He wastes his energies and throws
away his means 10 this way and hes been doing
20 for some tsns. Bss when b. breks sway
from bic associates q che Cspital. married .
wife, pat his name 70 . temperance pledge and
removed % Warren County, L Fwae fsndly
hopsd that 10 would Be different man and
lead different life. But this hope was mot
realized. He could not ser would NOT restrain
his appetite. He entered upon new career Of
diasipaton-wasted his means, lost the con6 :
dencs Of bile new friends, and vas piled with
liquor and easily persuaded BY his enemies that
be vas an abused and ill-ussd mas, insssad Of
the victim Of bad habits and thus inveigled
into the camp Of the enemy. His nsisior.unes,
bis mistakes. his abuse of trust and ingratitude
ere solely due TO whisky. The consequences will
fall upon himself alone. Democrats will profit
BY bis treachery 90 far 40 they can but never
trust him. In . year be will be past serving any
party. $500
We have NO word Of reproash, only regrets
for poor Dixon. et
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a. A letter in the New York Times, from
Niagara, says that n. Blondin 10 myth-that
the story Of the tight rope performance-of his
carrying man over on his shoulders-of his
cooking omelettes and dropping them from his
perch over the river to the passengers on the
Maid Of the Mist, is all felton, hoax
scheme Of landlosds-like the story of the sea-
serpent, to draw crowds and gil their houses.--
The writer says be has been oil the season at
the Falls and there has been NO Blondin there
and NO tight-rope performance Whatever.
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'oAB HENSON



Ia thi: cause the Referees heretofore appssni !
the Court having reported that Partition oitis m
ses described in said Petition cannot b naksvsS1
great prejudice to the owners ana parties D rsFmt1
me court having examined the Report asd ~ 4.
siaeftd the same, 10 SAT- ned with sad Hspst 4
smrms the same. Il 10 therefore ordered a5d slsss
tnae SAID Referees do proceed 20 cell aid ,pd descr
IN the decree q Partition: that they rive due a1e
the said sale and the terms thereof thar sSsy Geld
iand on the following terms, u Wit: One fcurrh st
purchase money to be paid at the time d the sale
Ionrth IN one year, one fourth in tws years, md
fourth IN thrse years ten per cent. interest,", 70 h =
annually. The deferred payments to be sssusi "
mortgage on the land sold. Upon a sale btIns ~
said Referees shall make to the purchaser mi
SoLveyance vesting tbs title in the purchaser.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby Riveu ~ a d
Referees Aforesaid, will % the seventeenth m ts
SePtenber. 1859, 1T the front Of Marion HaL . q
Cty OF Burlington. will sell the afosesad asAs Y
highest bidder the terms and conditions y " n
Ger OF Court, and 10 pursuance shereof
J. p wIGHTMAN,
Referees, J. WILSON NiLLlAn
yy1@Sto &c. W. CRAkFORl
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LUcAS CouHfY.-We iesFu from che PatRios
tAss - Republican Copvention shich net in
OhaEisoa On 10 3Oth uls. vas one Of the largest
and most sneAssiastis ever held IN the County
sIses Tie osgaaisatien Of The Republican party,
0ssssal seea feeling aad harmony chasactstissd
- proceedings 80 ~ ft*sA ~ IN
,JuAes Edwards, y alisady astissd, vas soz6::
iaAAsd iss, ~ Hsass. 4 better selection
eosld nee have besa maAs. J. P. Norman 10
1snisatsd Sos Cesaty JsAgs, J. B. Cussss Sos
1Aserdsr and 1ssassFss. and Geo. ". Hopkins
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UVI1CE.
THE believing Goods, Wsres q.
June 10, 1855. u. Roaebick.

June 10, 1855, W. Mason,
April 20, 1857, J. Roth,
Jan. ! !, 1859, Mar. Hooker,
July 8, 1s59, o. y. Cougar,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

to this, Friday evening, at the Office of A.
and j. II. Wentworth, at which time the d.
rectors will report on the expediency of re-
moving the library to some place in the
quare.
The Connecticut River Insurance Com
pany located in this village, will commence
issuing policies on the first day of March
next. Persons DESTROYS of procuring poll
cies are requested to make and forward
their applications before that time.
SAXToN RIVER SEMINARY.-See adver-
tisement. This institution is now under
the direction of Mr.. Albee, who is well
qualified for his position, and there is no
doubt every effort will be made to make a
first class ACADEMY.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /

STATE OF VERMONT, I At a Probate Court held
WINDSOR s.. ( at Cavendish. within and
for said District the twentyfh day of Jan 1859
Present the Hon. HENRY CLossoN, Judge
An Instrument purporting be will tesla
ment OF NICHOLAS LAWRENCE late of Weston, in said
district deceased being to the court here by Thorn
Powell the therein named for probate
ered by said court that all persons concerned therein
notified to appear session of said court be held
the Inn of Alfred Walker in Cavendsh in said district
the fourth Tuesday of March, 1883 and show cause any
they have against the probate Of said w for which
purpose is further ordered that copy of the record of
this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Bel
lows Falls Times, printed at Rockingham, in said State
may be. A true copy of record
4-6s Attest, CLARK H. CHAPMAN, Regir.
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Inn ortant + en- les.
DR.. CHEES EN- ANS PILLS.

Prepared by CORNELIUS L. CHEESEMAN, NJ D., New
York City The combination oingredensi in these Pills
the result Of long and extensive practice They mild
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruations removing all distractions whether
cold otherwise headache pain the side paptaton
of the heart whites all nervous affections Mysteries fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed Sleep which arise
from interruption of nature. TO MARRIED LADIES DR..
Cheeseman's Pills nvaube, they will bring the
monthly period with regularity Ladies' who have been dis
appointed the of other Pills place
ence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they repre-
sent to do.
MOTTO E-There is condition of the female system
in which the Pills cannot be taken without producing Pc
CULIAR RESULT The condition referred to is Freeman
CYthe result, MISCARRIAGE Such is the irresistible
tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual functions
normal condition thereproductve power ofnature
cannot resist it
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything nu
rious Explicit directions, which should be read aceompa
each box Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 to the
General agent Sold by druggist in every town in the
United States. r. B. Hutehings General Agent for tho
United States. 165 ChambersSt., New York, TO whom al
Wholesale orders should be addressed For sale Whohesa
nd Retail by o. T. WOODS, Bellows Falls, Vt. 3j31l
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Leland Seminary,

C. B. SMITH, A. NJ. Principal,
W, II. RUGG, Assistant,
Il. A sTEBBINS, Teacher of Penmanship,
Mrs NJ r. Smith, Preceptress and Teacher Of French,
Miss j. NJ WALLER Teacher of the Ornamental Branches,
Miss NJ. L. BLANDIN, Teacher of Music.
rINHE Spring Term will begin on Wednesday, March I'd.
will be the constant endeavor of both the Trustees
and Teachers sustain the enyabe reputation
this Institution The classes in the Languages and High
err English expected will be unusually large and the
instruction in all the Departments of study will be thorough
aud practical Lectures and Teachers Class heretofore
Tuition from SO 81 Term, which is about Is per cent
less than in Of the Academies in this State Board in
private families, including rent, washing and all incl
denas 50 % per week. but in clubs from 81 rs 81 90.
Good accommodations will be furnished the most reason
able seboarders and others wishing rooms For
further particulars apply to the Principal.
CHARLES CLARK, Sec.
Townshend, Feb. 9Th 1859. 68
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OF VERMONT, !,

STATE Of V Elk MONI, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. OF WESTMINSTER s. s. for said District To-
interested in the Estate Of EZRA T. CONE late of
Westminster deceased, testate Greeting
You hereby notified that the administration account
of Timothy H. Hail. deceased, late administrator debonis
Of the estate of said Ezra Cone will be presented for
allowance by A. NJ Albee administrator Of the estate of
said Hail. at the session of said to be held at the Inn
of A. D. Scolay in Rockingham in said district the first
Wednesday in March, A 1885, when and where you may
be heard in the premises If you fit
Grafton, Feb. 3, 1859. SIS BENZ. W. DEAN, Regr.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIE The Subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court for the district of Windsor Commissioners
ceye examine and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
against the Estate of RALPH A s. BARTON, late of
Ludlow in said District deceased and the claims of the de-
ceased exhibited In offset thereto hereby give notice that
six months from the 18th day of Dec. 1885, allowed for
the creditors to present their claims to said Commissioners
for examination and allowance and that will meet for
that purpose at the late residence of the deceased in said
Ludlow the last Wednesdays of March and June next at
O'Clock, A. NJ, each Of said days.
h ngFhi Eg aozsTSx, Commissioner.
ISAAC n. WADLEiGH,)
Ludlow, Jan. l, 1859, 81
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DEATHS.

In Bratteboro Jan 25, Mr. GEORGE sARGENT, aged 60
In Woodstock, Jan. 81, DARIUS BLAKE, ESQ., aged 6S
years.
In Aseutneyyille, JAN 26, MARIANNE wife of Joseph
Weston, aged AZ years and months
In Wilmington, Dec "a, GEORGE only child Of Geo.
b. and Msrthaete A. Hall, aged year and months.
Chester 80 consumption of the lungs and
dropsy, JESSE DUDLEY HEALD, aged A years and 5
months of Jesse Head who still survives the adj
yanced age of IS years months.
Jan. 81, CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WYMAN, aged % years
and months daughter Of Levi Wyman and wife of Sam
uel Archer of Chester.
In CINCINNATI Ohio, December 10, 1858, IRA DARWIN
FRENCH aged IS years, months, of Ira French,
formerly Of Perkinsye w. and grandson Of Amos Head
late OF Chester vt.
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MOrphy and Andersen.

The great chess match between MoRPHY
and ANDERSEN, which recently took place
in Paris, and was won by the former, was
scene of much excitement. The Paris cor
respondent of the National batelligencer
relates the following anecdote of the con-
test:
"In the course of one of the games be-
tween Morphy and Andersen, move of
the former excited much surprise among
the bystanders. He had declined to take
a piece, which, although apparently an ex-
change of knights, would have resulted, it
was thought, conclusively in his favor. The
game proceeded, nevertheless, without ver-
bal comment, and was rapidly won by Mr..
Morphy. No sooner did he deliver the
'checkmate' than one of the most intense of
the lockers on, breathless with pent up emo
ton, exclaimed, for the love of heaven tell
me why you did not take the knight Be
cause, said Mr.. Morphy, all alive to the
nature of his friends concern, lit was a
deep-laid plot. In few moves should
have lost the game by stale mate. Mr..
Andersen saw the game was desperate, and
! he planned this snare for me- So saying,
he replaced the pieces as they had been at
/ the critical moment, and demonstrated the
result by a series of moves which would
have been inevitable had he taken the
knight. WAS not right, Mr.. Andersen 2
Precisely calculated the bewildered gen
tleman, thinking, possibly, that the prince
of darkness was not without share in the
composition of the young stranger"
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate cour

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
persons interested in the Estate of APoLL0S FRANCIS
late of windham, deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance of the of Gilbert j. Francis admin
taor Of said estate and decree distribution of said estate
among the persons entitled thereto at the session Of said
be held at the Office of the Register of said court
in Grafton, in said district the first Wednesday in May
d. 1859 And you further notified that said court will
make assignment out Of the personal estate to the Wild
Of said deceased at the session of said when
and where may be heard in the premises you TT
Grafton, Feb. 8, 1859. 6-8 BENZ. W. DEAN, Regr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

Judge McLean's health is evidently Civ
ing away. He is not able TO attend the
sittngs of the supreme court at Washing
ton, and Mr.. Buchanan win probably have
a vacancy to fill in that court before hb
presidential term expires. And thus win
the interests of slavery receive additional
strength in that its latest and most potent
ally. Curtis and Mclean alone resisted
the bred Scott decision; and one has al
ready gone, and the other is warned to de-
part. Freedom viii have no champion left.
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OF VERMONT. 1T

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
OF WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of TIMOTHY HALL
late of Westminster, deceased Greeting
Whereas A NJ Albee, administrator of said estate has
made application in writing said court representing
would be beneficial to the heirs and all persons interested
in said estate to sell the whole of the real estate of said
ceased for the that of said heirs reside without
this State and praying for license sell the You
hereby notified that this will decide upon said
pcaon at the session thereof be held at the Inn of A.
d. Seolay, in Rockingham in said district the first We'd
nesay in March, A. D. 1852 when and where you may be
heard in the premises If you fit
Grafton, Feb. 3, 1859 6-S BENZ. w DEAN, Regr.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon.
Prbate Court the district of Westminster Commissioners
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands of
presons against the Estate of TIMOTHY III. HALL
Westminster deceased and also all claims and demands exhb
tied in Offset thereto and six months from the 18th day
Dec last being allowed by said Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend the
business of said appointment the Dwelhnghouse
Allen Wells in said Westminster, the third Tuesdays
February and June next from O'Clock A. until
p. NJ on each of said days.
JAMES MAY, c,,-
II, Q. LANE, COMMISSIONED
Westminster, Jan. "a, 1859. As
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STATE OF VERMONT

of' NEhMO Nj, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. OF WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
persons concerned Greeting
Whereas John Mcneil, Guardian of George E. Mansfield
has made application in writing to said representing
that his said ward is the of the beneficial interest Of
certain real estate situated in Westminster known the
Dggns farm, and that would be beneficial to said ward
to sell the and put the proceeds at interest and pray
ing for license to sell the You hereby notified
that this will decide upon said application the
sion OF said court to be held at the Inn of A. D. Scoay in
Rockingham, in said dist rct the first Wednesday
March, A. d. 1859 when and where you may be heard in
the premises if you st. BENZ, W. DEAN Regr.
Grafton, Feb. g. 1859. 6-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

DIST. OF WESTMINSTER S. 5. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN TONNSHENp
late Of Grafton, deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified that this will decide upon
the allowance of the account of William Townshend, al
mnistrator said estate and decree distribution Of said
estate among the entitled thereto at the session OF
said be held the Inn of A. d. Scolay, in Rock
ingham said district the first Wednesday Of March A.
D. 1882 when and where you be heard in the premises
II you fit BENZ. W. DEAN. Regr,
Grafton, Feb. 3, 1852 SO
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DIST OF WESTMINSTER S. s. Tor sill District 10 All
persons interested in the Estate JEDUTHAN RUSSELL
late Of Rockingham, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas John A. farnsworth, administrator Of said
tate has application for extension Of the time here
limited for paying debts against said and
settling estate You hereby notified that this court
will decide upon application the session thereof To- be
held at the Inn OF A. D. scoay in Rockingham, in said
District the first "Wednesday in March. A. d. 1859, when
and where you heard in tie premises IL you t
BENJ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton February. g. 1859 G-s
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Feb o
At market TAG Cattle about COO Beeves aud las Stores
consisting Working Oxen Cows and one three
years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra 81 80 00 quality Sc
IS az %; second quality $3.50 0o third quality,
ordinary 81 90.
Working Oxen--ST5. 80 a $50.
Cows and Calves-S3l, 49, a SCI.
Yearlings none two years old $40 a "a three years
sheep and Lambs-S59O attmarket Prices-Extra and
selections SO 50, 469 or Al SIC b in lots 81 70
o. 90. ,
Hides ~ a Sc. Tallow u Sc y H5.
Pelts ST 50 0st rs each. Calf Skins l3 a lac q .
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MARRIAGES.

In Woodstock, Jan 81 by Rev. Moses Kidder Mr. G. P.
BROWN Of Proctorsyile and Miss ARABFLbA j. DINs-
MORE Of Hartand.
In Marlboro, Feb l, Mr. ]. W. KELSEY of Lyndon,
Whiteside Co.. H. and MARTHA L. KING of Marlboro.
In Jacksonville Jan. 30, by Rev J Clifford, Mr.. JOY
BLANCHARD and Miss CHLOE HATCH, both Of J.
In Bellows Falls Feb, 2 by Rev. L. Hutchinson, Mr. ED
WARD J. SILVER, and Miss LEILA A. MARCY, both Of
Windsor
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Sayton's River Seminary.

THE Spring Term OF this Institution will Wei
nesday feb 49, and continue eleven weeks under the
charge of
S. ALDEE, A. NJ. PRfSuru,
with full Board Of abe and efficient Instructors. Rates
of Tuition In other sohoo Of similar grade No
Student will b. received Tor less than half term,
Every effort will made to render the Institution worthy
Of liberal patronage, j. A. FARNswoRTH, Sec
Saxtons River We. Jan. ~, 1859. o.
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THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR !!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

Compounded entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER HEDI-
CINES before the public that acts oathar,c
SER mlder and more efectual than other meticie
1t is not only Cathartc but Liver lv
ing the Liver to eject its morbid
stomach and bowels to of that matter us
plishng purposes eectually, without any
feelings experienced in the operations of most 1t
the system at the time that purees II
when taken daily in moderate doses, will siren
build it up with unusual rapidity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
WINDHAM COUNTY COURT,

IS.
JOHN A. MERRIFIELD, WINDHAM COUNTY CouRT,
GEORGE G0ODNOW, Sept Term, 1858.
Whereas at the pursuit Term of this Court FRANCIS
MERRtFILED of Bookline in said County brought his
ton against JOHN A. MERRIFIELD and GEORGE GOOD
NOW of Newfane in said County upon Promssory Note
dated Dec l6 1851 for $500 ayabe to PIN bearer
demand with interest annually Aud appearing that the
defendants have not had personal notice of said suit it
ordered by the Court that this be continued to the
next Term of this Court to be held at Newne In aforesaid
County the second Tuesday of April A. D. 1859 that
the plaintiff notify the defendants of the tendency of said
action and of the Term Of the Court which the is
continued by publishing the substance of his writ with this
order for three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS FALLS
TINES printed at Rockingham in said County, the last pub
LEGATION to be at least six weeks previous TO said next April
Term which will be deemed sufficient notice to the defend
ants to appear and answer 10 said action.
r. TYLER, Clerk.
A. stoddard, Pits Atty. 81