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

llIsToRY OF ALL RELIcIoNs.-This
work publised by Duane Rulison, Quaker
City Publishing House, Is valuable one
for reference or information of creeds that
have and do exist. 1t contains statement
OF the origin, development, doctrines, and
government of the Religious denominations
IN the United States and Europe. 1t ap-
pears TO be correct and simple statement
unbiased by individual belief or personal
feelings, and as such will be invaluable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

We have received the Mining 1Hagasiue
and Journal Of Geoiogy for November. In
making up its mining news from various
parts of the world, it copies from the TINES
OF last summer relative to the Plymoutb
mines, and we then efore presume its incor.
nation generally must be very correct
More seriously speaking however, it con
tains very valuable matter which must he
interesting to all who feel any interest in
mining or geology.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

Hater Cure 1taanoc. arc in,l-bt-
ed to that most enierprisirg publishing
house ~ New York. Fowler & Wells. for q
copy OF the American Water Cure Alma
nae tor 1860. 1t costs but cents siuyle
and contains much valuable matter per.
tanning TO the laws of health. The pul,l;co.
ions from this House are always filed
with useful matter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Nclmnnt Lrsislninle.

TIaRsi Al, NY. ),
SFxArr.-.The bills to pay Bank Com
missioner Gardner. aud 10 incorporate the
Brat,l,boro Water Co were passed.
The House bill, relative In malicious in
jurics, was ,akea up AMI passed, when
re,ic,t arose on reconsideration OF tue
va;e. pculng which the Senate adjourned.
Uovsg.-Mr. llcmmenway of West
Windsor, in;ro Ia cd q bill TO Increase the
pay uf newspaper publishers for publish
inr the laws. anil Mr.. Stafford of Spring
field, presented p tilior of WIN. S,ed-
and others Of that town, for law for the
suppression of billiards,
The bill in relation to fences 10 be bnilt
on the high way, was lot, lol To los.
lFli regulating the sale of poisonous medi-
rrtcs, passed.
The House had previously passed a $
olu,ion HAT when they adjourned, il should
be 10 Monday next, afternoon, yeas 80,
nays 81. Not exactly satisfied with this
waste Of time, il was afterwards re- conSid-
cred, l3j TO IL.
FRIDAY, Nov. ).
NENAl t.---lA Wis Nbatu w Ahb ''Nii'hS
that when it adjourn, it be TO Monday af-
ternoon, next
A message was received from The Gov
ernor Informing III. Senate that he had or
ganized the military companies Of the State
into one brigade, and indicating the neces-
siiy 10 elect Brigadier General. ~
Joint resolution. --By Mr.. Needliam that
the Senate aud House nice, in joint assem-
by on Wedges lay ncYs. at II A. NJ, to
elect Brigadicr GeDekh ;sa'lopted.
Horsr.-RWs Internationally Mr..
Fuller Of Londonderry to Incorporate the
Londonderry Hotel Company.
Mr.. Collamer called up the RESOLUTION to
adjourn TO Monday afternoon, and it was
rejected, Go to Ill.
Petitions were then presented for a fax
en- dogs. aud bank at Vergennes, and then
Mr.. Crane of Burlington tried to have the
House adjourn 10 Monday, 2 r. NJ. but il
wouldn't, ca TO 1903. After the transaction
of o,her unimportant business, the question
of adjournment again came up. and the
House finally earedSand adjourned TO Mon
day afternoon, next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

wednesday, Ne -.
AZ market 1543 Cattle about SO Dceses, and ~
consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows, and ene ~"
thru years old. ~
Prices Of Market Bccf-Extra : 30 q 30 hTs. sse
500 2 g second quality s. IS third quaa''ie
ordinary S3 co.
Working 0ten-SS5. 10 = rs.
NoSs and GalyeS-S25, 80 - . Ss2. ..,,,s
ieariinss - Q IL two years old sl6 q q sals''
Old % q, ?;
Sheep and Iambs-s3e0 at market Priers--ksi
eeections - p fs - -. in lots 81. Is, . ae
Hides n &c TsIl5H. ., 7,e
P-its 81 q ST. each. CaifskinS - Q &c y D.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Extra copies of the "TrMrs" are TO be
obtained Of Geo. G. Porter, Agent.

The Stage from Woodstock to Spring
field leaves Woodstock at 6 A. Nj, arriving
ut Springfield at IL A. NJ, connecting with
"Putnam" who leaves 5. at tina, hour, ar
irving at Charlestown in season for the Mail
ira II north.
Gassett's Stage leaves Springfield as
usual, at IL A. NJ, connecting with the
II. & b. mail train north, returning arrives
at Springfield from the mail train down al
81 o'clock.
Rev. n. j. Hasletine, of Springfield has
become so eniecblcd by consumption as to
render his recovery almost hopeless.
Brooks Negro Minstrels performed on
Tuesday evening at Town Hall, to large
audience, and are highly spoken of.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

CArlTAL.-The following is the mos
capital take off, which the Harper's Ferr,
affair has yet produced. 1t is Just as true
as nine tenths of the matter in the demo
cratic press on The subject. 1t is from
the y. Y. EreatDg Post, which trayestie,
old Browns Carpet bag thus:
EGYPT, 1859.
Dear Brown: | will try and be at home
IN time for our little affair in Virginia. |
propose bringing company of Zonaves 10
assist US. 90 on in your glorious work 7
se"u -. ours, w. ii. SEWARD.
CLEVELAND. 1859
Dear Sir: | will be at Harpcr's Err,
with 10000 republicans in time to carr
our plan. Senator Wade will shoot tbe
president and Grow will blow up the Can
itoL Its all tight NUNS the wo,J
Yours, Jp n
Dear Brown: viii be on hand wih
GOV. Banks and the Massachusetts miIi,ia
Don't be frightened ! enclose 81. Uor
ace Z. says he won't fl sht, bur send = COM.
OF the Tribune gratis. On to victorvi ~
iourS' WILson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

bHpt'st Ahaa''ac.-A friend has LEI, ON
our table copy Ct this annual for 1865
which contains large amount Of valpab,o
statistical information of the Baptist denom-
MARION besides the usual astronomical cal.
enia'ions. II also has interesting miscelI,-
neous matter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

EARLY SuGtR.-,Iosiah Bennett of
WeStmoreland, n. H., tapped portion of
his sugar lot in OCTOBER and made a guam
tity of maple sugar. Our Vermonters who
have been in the habit of making sugar in
November and December, will please tap a
little earlier hereafter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

cerned in il, that the bodies Of the men
Killed W re not muti'ated, and that they
amply deserved their rrible fate. Red.
patl, is preparing a life Of Brown for pub
LEGATION.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Bellows Falls Times.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1859.

~ The Circ ulatia. ef thee Tiusr. IN BEL
lows Fails aud viciniiy. u larger thaa nny
either Paper oua - consequently the hest
mrdiuu for Adverti-ins.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

ca The chivalry" of Kentucky, de-
string to be revenged on Old Brown. formed
themselves into mob at Newport in that
State, and destroyed the Republican paper
printed in that place. They entered the
premises in the absence of the editor. and
in the presence of his wife and daughters
who were at work in the Office, seized the
type and materials and threw them into the
river. The National Era, another rcpub-
lican PAPER, at Washington, has been threat
ened, and the proprietor has called upon
the authorities for protection. Such is the
spirit OF slavery everywhere, and where is
the democrat who denounccs it? Echo
answers where.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

WANrEp.--An apprentice to the Print
ing business. Apply Immediately at this
Office
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Business Of Springfield.
PREPARED FOR rue rfNLs.r
PSRrr II.

PIRrr IL
JUDGE CLossoS's office is across the way,
The Judge of Probate for the town, sir,
You rely upon his law, he has
A just rcnowu sir.
But where they keep the piles Of choice st goods,
And where the dimes are sure TO 60,
Is one door north, beneath the Sign OF
LtRAREE, LOMBARD & Co.
They keep all wares silks, Goldfish, aud gimp,
Carpets, glassware and molssses,
With quite generous mixing in
Of all the garden SdssoS."
Youth find nice apples from the western cline,
Which tGuss viii sell you with great pleasure,
And as for dry goods, sure no fault you'll find
With Baiiey's measure.
They've Boots aud Shoes and Boston Ready made,
Aud cider by the glass barrel
In fact they've everything you wish
To eat, or fjr apparel.
Just in the rear and near Falls bridge, you'll fni
The office Of the Wooden Factory,
OF this in future wen have more 10 say,
That will be satisfactory.
Gao. JOKES, painter, stops across the way,
master Of the brush, his jobs all show it.
He'd make your rusty house so trim and neat
That you'd not know it.
pop,rn & wu,,, nav. r.
With drugs, medicines aud mixtures
Besides model jeweiry store
With all the fixtures.
They've books for all, both old and young,
In every style Of dietion,
FROM nis'orief' Dioies ana school books down
10 WorNs Oh hehon,
Besides, they re agents for the sale Of Rum
AndeFerything from Porter up to Brandy,
III IN want, why, let the sickness conc,
when It Is handy
Mex. door, IN stairs you.p AWAY. snd IN. p,of
Who Is so cxpcr, viii, sb.,rs ,,,i 80.
IN" you WIN arrays eau on MOORE
"nsh you re 'hi' way SIR
A J. FuLL,M also has his Office here
Whose sales arr very l,r,e a, i,,,
In tools to agents for a single x,
To cut the stencil plate
n w Iov,,, ., ,.,,--,..
yo,,I a., r., -.
You'd better call if you arc la
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

saS The City of Syracuse did glorious
ly at the election on Tuesday. Last year
she gave "a democratic majority, now she
gives GOO Republican majority Many Of
the rural districts have also made hand
some gains for the Republicans. There is
no doubt about New York next year. 1t
is barely possible that by the help of
America, the democrats have elected three
Or four State officers. but the Republicans
have elected five and carried the legislature
sure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
Things at Montpelier.

We understand the legislature will prob
ably continue in s'sSion, at least two weeks
To- ger, so that short Session is not the
order. after all. Ii seems too dilatnry,
that they should have adjourned ovcrtricc,
when each adjournment amounts to rear
the loss of weeks time. But friend ut
our elbow says railroads are very conyen-
lent. .
We have before forgot 10 mention that
Capt. II. II. Baxter of Rutland has been
elected Adiutant and Inspector General
We can endorse this election heartily. Gen.
Baxter never does things by the halves,
and will no doubt be popular officer
among the military of this State.
Mr.. Grandey of yergenncs, has intro
duced bill 10 abolish capital punishment,
and substitute imprisonment for life. We
we are not prepared to say that we would
favor tue total abolition of capital punish
HtHt. anu luiiih u NOuiu bt ito Wei W Ut
the law On that subject iemain as il is a
while longer.
Mr.. Hemmcnway of West Windsor has
introduced bill to increase the pay of
newspapers for publishing laws, for which
he has our hearty thanks. The present
system Of payment is unequal. Whether
there are 20, 80 or 40 columns Of laws to
publish, the pay is all the same, whereas it
should be paid for same as any other SINH
lar work No one would ever think of oc-
cupying the amount of space usually taken
for publishing the laws, for any such pa'try
sum as fifteen dollars. The State pays for
printing books and pamphlets, blanks and
other printing, what il is worth, and they
should pay newspapers in the same pro-
portion. We know nothing Of the provis-
ions Of Mr.. Hemmenway's bill, but trust
the legislature will give the subject their
favorable consideration.
We understand that the State House
question will come up again this week, and
that it is not improbable that il may be an
exciting element at the close of the session.
We hear also of ragne rumors, as TO the
soundness of members on this subject,
which we shall not credit until further de-
velopments. Our views have already
been freely and frankly expressed on this
matter, and they remain unchanged. We
have always thought, however, that in the
end, the people of our State who are inno-
cent enough TO link that contract when
fairly made, would be carried out, will get
humbugsed, and think so now,xThc amount
already paid for the construction of the
new State House, is $ll0,49l. The en-
tire cost Of the edifce when completed will
be at least one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
The November Elections.

aHNS %NF" Vhh, " ioNONciNs AZ y ,
sAcHCsETrs ard probably even New JER
sEy, were all carried by the Republicans
The ''irrcpressible conflict" does not stol
on account of John Brown.
In Massachusetts the Republican triumph
is so overwhelming that it is useless TO give
1 any details. Gov. Banks is reelected by
plurality of over $4,000. The Senate i.
"a Republicans and 6 democrats. House
republicans POI, all other stripes 39!!
New YoRK.-The returns of the cleo.
ton in New York are so scattering that il
is impossible to make decisive statement
of the result although the indications point
/ TO the election of The entire republican state
ticket, over even those democratic candi-
dates adopted by the Americans.
Kings county (Brooklyn &c.,) gives an
average democratic majority of 5000
last year 5000. Oswego county estimates
1000 republican majority, last year $500.
Boone county 900, about the same as last
year.
Nine towns of ST Lawrence county give
nearly 1000 republican majority. The
town of Adams, Jefferson county 275 re-
publican. Lockport gives 800 republican,
last year 200. In Kingston, Ulster county,
the republicans gain 800. Syracuse gives
Goo republican majority; last year 100
democratic.
Returns from Allegheny county indicat e
heavy majority. Five towns in Wayne
county give 600 republican majority.
Monroe county estimated 2400 republicans
last year 2000. Onondago county gives
over 2000 republicans; about the same as
last year.
CHIcAGo.-County elections were held
in Illinois on Tuesday. In Cook county
Chicago, etc.,) the election passed off quiz
city, the vote pollel in the city being light
but the republicans having a majority of
Gl5.
Republican Victory IN Detrott.-At the
municipal election at Detroit, on Tuesday,
Christian II. Bull, republican, was elected
mayor by majority of about 500 over
John II. Harmon, formerly mayor demo-
crat. The republicans have elected seven
of the ten city aldermen.
LOUISIANA elected the Democratic State
Ticket, with three Of the four Members of
Congress-Fdward Bouligny (opposition)
being chosen in the lst District. lately rep
resented by George Eustis (American) J.
who recently married banker Corcoran's
daughter, and adopted his father-in-law's
Democratic politics. Wepresume the Leg
islature is Democratic, though New Orleans
goes heavily the other way
MISUNDERSTANDING returns from
various parts of the State show republican
gains, and indicate the reelection of Gov.
Randall. In four wards of Milwaukee
Hobart, democrat, has 5S3 majority. The
following are republican majorities Rock
county, eight towns, go, gain of 200 over
last year; Kenosha county, two towns, 95 !;
Columbia, four towns, 90; Monroe, four
towns. lOS; Dane, three towns, including
Madison, 60; Waukesha, two towns. 23O :;
Dodge, six towns, 800.
NEW JERsEY.-The returns embrace
nothing except the vote of the lst and 9th
wards of Trenton and township in the
same county, which show gains for Olden,
republican, for governor, over the vote of
Newell, republican, in 1856. The State is
very close and doubtful.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
7a''-''7sas4s+'sH=i|is
BIRTHS.

In Westminster, Nov. s, daughter to Mr. KIDDER
In Rea ling, Oct. 18th "a son TO SOLOMON IIAPG00p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

James Redpaill denies that John Brown
"as concerned ia the death Of the five ruff
dams near OssaWatiamie, as related in the
h"nses Herald of Freedom. He say. tina,
bro~a wa sixty miles distant when die af-
falr happened, that be knows who were CON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

Eemark~-Tierc not 50 larec uumoer = - 4 4
SHEEP this vsek fsr weeks past an ,..rkr
slim quality there any extra eaits > -Is.rs
the tsst -d for s. 20 per crt- brewers uea -sor&
the prize Of sheep snd Lambs a. the nuliper - 80
but the tusrfers having supplied thcinscif.s -
week, would not buy to Fay the aissnee sskeA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

LoNDoSDERRr.-A town meeting was
he'd on the 18th inst, and it was voted ia
build a town House, and chose the follow.
ing committee 10 lrcate it: josiah Abbott.
Washington Brooks. Chandler MAYNARD.
Curtis Robinson and Amasa Chase. The
following are tie Building Cmmi,tee SiIas
Whiiimore, Sheldon Pierce, Josiah Abbott.
We understand tbs town House will be 10 :
Gated at the South Village. This has excited
the opposition in the north part of the town.
aud anoher town,meetihg has been called,
TO see if the town win reconsider its do
ines on the It'll, and they will doubtless
have an exciting time. Building town
houses are fruitful sources of agitation, and
our friends in Londonderry will have
lively time before they get through.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

fifMorTn.-A Lyoeum has been start
ed at what is called Unioa District. and is
IN full tide Of Successful progress. All ia
The vicinity take an interest in it +; the speak
ing Is creditable, and if the larger places
could get up as good one, they might well
be prcnd Of it. We learn also that a sing
ing school was TO have been started this
week at the Five Corners. IL is taught by
our old friend anu school mate, A. o. Bart.
lett, and we wish him much success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
AGENTS FOR TuE TIMES.

The s,lowing parsons aHts tr the BfIto~s F,t'N
TNEs whom subscribers make their ~, mcnts,
and all who haze pi for thu present will
Do 50 immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10
Supreme Court-Specsai Term.


JrIY 5.-Lirinsoa rs Litingtoa. for plain.
til.
Gamer and others U.s. Grecn,ey ana othes.-Ordered
thai ;be DEFENDANT within twenty days, reimburse the
plaintiff ty paying him the amount Of taxes &c., paid
oy him, and interest, and the rent due that defeu
oant pay all taxes due, and also $3.50
penses OF this action, and III default plaintiff have
judgment II The parties cannot agree within days
the amount due, refererce orsered to Ic7ne Esq
~ ascertain the amounts and within 1--we days after the
comins in q ths report nust 90 paid, aud in default
the plaintiff muAt have judgment.
noty ad otheys Weolsy ct Acknowledgement for defend
sut With cceis
kno end Chatter rs. Harris, Referee report confirmed
with cost.
Blcxhdm rs. Bl0raom--fhe deeds must be get aside,
and refer ordered to n. Leyne Esq TO Ascer1.ln
whether defendant has laid out money IL building
the premises lille his possession, and wnether the
buildings beneficial 70 the estate, and tue amount
which he has sctuay paid for the alleged Improvements
Caon-cctstm Bank rs Smih Gad ethsrs-Jaugnent for
def ndxns demurrer, unless pAintne ~tnn twenty
days amend their compliant Costa OF demurrer 10 de.
fepsant to abide event.
Crittd Soes Tttst Company U.s. Not and othay --Jadg
ment pgsyeG 60 be entered.
Corn Is FclliR aud 0hes.O,der ~ references n Var
tin LEVINE Esq to uncertain the souns ia the 10
ovred by NO uSnNd after deoiline hun sith pay ,su,
Il any which mishs have been received on TIE sale % any
other 7teubes tnt ntianet 10 said mortgage
NINA rs IA Observation-Disclosures cyerrui.d -lsn cosl
~ derur7ef, with lsaye y ems ser IA ten days vn 7sy
meat u costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10
Obituary.


Gen GERARD GossEIIS died Saturday June H. at bis
eeat in Kent, the advanced age OF ninety years He
entered the army far back as November l7So General
Gossenn commanded brigade tho expedition against
Genoa under Lord W. Bentnck, and It's capture WAS
appointed commandment there until the peace With France
subsequently he commanded brigade tt Apscaa c1r,
ana fcdS present at The attack and capture Of Cdne
Me feTo6scO The late ocets commissions bore date
tolowsEneigp November 90, 1850; Lieutenant, January
Q, le: captain June s. 1894 Major, June Is, lI9t lieu
tenant Colonel January /, 1900 Colonel Juiy 23 1910;
Major General June 4, 1915 Lieutenant General Nay o.
1885, and General, November %, lSai
Major General DAVID EAcADAM r. NJ died on Friday
June TO- at Ednourg The gallant deceased ad bsen hfty
four years in the royal marines, had greatly d tin
euished himself in his professional career. Willie serving
In FAigc, between August, 1905, and Nav 1909 he WA
the attack the French fleet by Admiral Corn wallis
the 21st OF August, $685. gunboats In Vgo BAy 2oth
Of October the block OF Fort Cygo July and
Augustt 1907 action wi French rigatc OF LOfieut 22d
of March, ls03 Bisque Roads, lln and 18th Of April
1909 and other anir in the ship OF her
and forty times under fire. Daring service in the
Thames between The 7,h OF Oober 1907 aud the 27ln
trace the Gulf Of Polcsstro Cape Panuro
and several other places the Coast OF Caaora and in
the Roman States On board the FORTH from the 3ts or
July, lSl3 70 29th OF September 1915, he was most
lively employed, and the stan OF the Augo ltnss
force forming the siege OF Baitz The gallant General
subsequently, serued tte North coat He had
repeated been honoraoy noticed in the dos
patches Of his superior officers 10 the home government
and s stated to have been above seventy times uuder ore
Hts commission vas Gated as folio .sSscond Eeutcasnt
April 10 1906; Lieutenant, July 81 tS0s Captain, Oerem
Dor q 1890; Major November o. lsig Lieutenant Colonel
Nay ~ 1915 Colonel, March H. 1885, soi Aros General
June 90, 1885