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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

touch, the chain il still. Move one OF tha
fingers to the left, and you see rising from
the ships hole a burden of many tons
weight, which the chain raises from tho
ship above the level Of the quay. Another
touch of the finger, and the Grain comes
round, and chain and heavy load describe
part OF circle, until the load Is over the
destined resting place. Touch the finger
again; all is stationary. Another slight
movement and the load is deposited. A
child can direct and control the movements.
Every movement of the crane follows the
movements on the dial with unerring pre-
cision. If an error occurs, it is due to the
head that directs. not to the power that
works That power is drop of water.
You hear no noise, except of the chain
running down. Tier, is no haste, no cx-
ira offort, no uncertainty. All is impassi-
bility and smoothncss Ia smoothness which
begets compacency, in the looker-on.
The iron elephant would Iift pin or a ba-
by more safely and dclica,ely than could
lady. In London docks you may seen rim
ilft bullock or tiger, or a bundle Of
them--or few tons of iron or wood, or Of
any other thing, and apparently with the
same ease with which he would lift baby.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Temple Of Diana.

This temple was built as Pliny says, on
solid foundation, to guard against the
shocks OF earthquakes. The foundation,
therefore, was laid in swamp wool and
charcoal were interposed to absorb the wet,
and the arches form subterranean laba-
rynth, in which water stagnates all which
IS so at the present day, the supers,ructure
bears all the evidence of an edifice which
was destroyed eight times, took two hum
dred and eighty years in building and re-
building. 1t now consists of several walls
of immense blocks of marble, the front Of
which are perforated with small cavities,
into which were sunk the shangs of the
brass and silver plates with which the walls
were fastened. In several places where
the walls have fallen, they have exposed
cornices and moulderings of former edi-
flee, against which the newer walls had
been built up. Some of the vast porphyry
pillars, which formed the front portion, still
lie PROSTATE before it, but others were
brought by Constantine to his now city Of
ConstinopIe. The heather temple was di-
lapitated to build the Christian church Of
Santa Sophia, in which these pillars are
again become the great support of an anti
christian edife. But the most interesting
circumstance of this building to me is the
great illustration it gives to the Acts of the
Apostles. Here is the place where St.
Paul excited the commotion among the sill
yer and brass smiths, who worked on the
temple; and over the way is the theatre,
into which the people rushed carrying with
them Caius and Arstarchus, Paufs COM
paions. Hence they had the full view Of
the magnificent front of the temple, which
they pointed out as that (which all Asia
worshipeth,' and in their enthusiasm they
cried out. Great is Diana of the Ephe-
siansp to whom such a temple belonged.
Porter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
wmIsTLiNe.-we believe IN wbis,t;,

WnIsTLrNe.-We believe In whisti;ur
we love to hear it, and to do it. The
boy or man at the plow who whistles indi-
Gates. that he is contented, and he will
plow more than your silent, glum one, who
hath no music in his soul, nor in his lips.
The Albany Times is right when it says
The man who don't believe in whistling,
should go step further, and put muzzle
on bobolinks and mocking birds. Whist
ling is great institution. 1t oils the
wheels of care, and supplies the place Of
sunshine. A man who whistles has a good
under his shirt front. Such a man not on
ly works more constantly A whistling
cobbler will earn as much again money as a
cordwainer who gives way to low spirits
and Indigestion. Mean or avaracious men
never whistle. Who ever heard of a
whistler among the sharp practitioners of a
Wall ST? We pause for an answer. The
man who attacks whstling, throws stone
at the head of hilarity, and would, if he
could, rob June of its roses--August Of its
medow larks. Such a man should be
looked to.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
RATHER AN EXPRESSIVE IDEA.-Su

RATHER AN EXPRESSIVE IDEA.-Suune
days ago, before the Republican nomina.
ton for Justice of the Supreme Court was
made in this District, gentleman from
neighboring county who was d-sirous of
securing the nomination, was here to look
after his interests. In company with n
distinguished climb of law" from Elnira.
he ordered horse and buggy from one Of
our livery stables to visit Horse-Heads on
buttonholing mission to the delegates
from this county-a fast horse that could
60 out and back, twelve miles. in an hour,
The horse came as ordered. but instead of
being 2-40 nag, he proved to be one OF
the slowest possible description, testing the
patience of his distinguished drivers to the
utmost extent. But they got around Anal.
ly. and as they moped up to the livery
stable the ostler stood in the door, between
whom and our aspirant for Judiciary hon.
ors something like TIE following conversa.
sion ensued:
Cdadidate-sIs Mr.. fitting this
horse for the New York market ?"
Ostier--@Not that | am aware of. Why
do you ask the question! ?"
Candidate e-aBecause don't know but
he intended to sell him to 20 before q
hears-. / wish to say that he won't an
swer the purpose. He never would get
the corpse around in time for the Resur-
Elmira Republicam.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
News +! Good News !!

SrpSs.RrRER HAVING MADE
.be eunir ngements hegs leave TO inform the CIT
,,s az bellows Pals vicinity that heis prepared TO
them with an Of all the New YORK anu
. ally and weekly Newspapers together with all the
yonthlv Magazines and heap orues
for particular artielesin the way Of
;hs .ime with exaetitade and prompuess Any Doom
pe,.n,per or periodical Pubshedtn New hork no, n
ns or elsewhere. that be procured VIII De
fshss mon order without extra expense foF partcu
is he refrs you to Mr. J. W MOORE who mas
A. in his faVoror call upon him at the Depot
"a =. viii ndeavor you with etviity ana VIII snor
w, hisnrosramme with pleasure and without cost
~ ii. G.. BATES, Agent
Bellows Falls March lst 1883
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
w. A. PATRICK, Machinist,

w. A. PATRICK, Machinisf,
Manufacturer of
WOODEN WARE MACHIN merry
Such Combined Beading Gage and Hand Lathes Bowl
Iathes, Improved Stretcher and Mop pande Machines,
Chair back scaopers, Rake Machinery, Jigger Saws
sc, Engine and Drilling Lathes, Shafting Saw
Maudrills, Mill Work Edge Tools Jack and
Bench Screws, Screw Plants, Taps and
Dies Turning Planning and Finishing Iron Castings Done
20 Order LUDLOW, VT. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

of tucking yourself up for the night in the
folds of rose, rocked to sleep by the gem
tie sighs Of summer air, and nothing to
do when you awake but to wash yourself
in dew-drop and fall to and eat your bed
clothes
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
The Green Mountain Tiger

WILL stand this the stable of the subscriber.
w In Grafton, fourth of mile north of Grafton VII
ge the road leading from Grafton to Chester and will
- leap the and SIS
shipped this horse Illinois year ago was prevail
ed this Winter by the people Of Grafton and vicinity to
bring him back again. he has proved be extra breeder
THIS sired by ales horse of South oyalston
Mass his dame by Morgan De Forest Harwels Horse Of
Walpoe his colts prove to be large he is dappc bay
and seven years old this Spring
JOHN AVER.
Grafton Vt May 5, 1859. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
JOHN G WIGHTMAN.
PROVISION STORE,
Croreries, tlySters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL
n KINDS;
e. s;,.. .iiL,,d< Scans Cream Tartar Saleratus,
s,lt Pish Raisins Conectionaries .segars Tobacco,
Nnts of llkinds, and varousother articles
ye.etabies. Potatoes, ,Turnips, Onions Sarro's Nas
haze and all other kinds y....,~ ,ha,-
FruiI- Apples all kinds. aud other fruitsln sns
saason-He i'll also kesp hand Boston ana ne" hN'"
OYSTERS Wholesale and retail -. 49,. .,s
He vii sell at prices corresp spoudng witn tne
warranted 20 prove satisfactory Heis constants
So fresh additions to his stock, wheh are PuI
s.sed a. bargain VIII be sold At IN
abort II you Cheap Provisions, give MN eA''
"a voo can nat the worth of your money. -
Wnused,-Allkinaso Of Farmers freaass - - !.
,<hirh he viii pay fair market price -
dispo~e ef will do we'll 20 ca on MN Al
Bslloxs Fails July 30 .lsee
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Insects must lad truly jovial life.
Think what il must be to lodge IN lily.
Imagine palace of ivory or pearl, with d
columns of silver and capitals of gold, all
exbaIine such a perfume as never rose
from bumsn censer. Fancy again the fun
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Books and Gifts !!
G. G. EVANS &c CO.,
PRoPRIEroRs THE ONLY
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. As, CornhiII, Boston.
BOOKS AND ELEGNT
GIE.EN

III y.
CIT varying In Value from Fly Cents to $780, given TO
the Purchaser of every Book
NJ take pleasure In stating the liberal and ncreas
w ing patronage bestowed upon by the people New
England and other parts Of the country enables to Offer
s greater Inducements TO purchasers Of Books and ind
ruas or associations getting up clubs than before
Ihe advantages we posses any other similar
sments in the country especially for fl ing New England
oriers must e evident to those acquainted with posi-
ton and understand superior and increasing facilities for
doing business. Our advantages foliows
We publish large list Of uable books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable cx
change for own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for cash at
very low pr
We put no Objectionable book our catalogue
We otier no n aucements which do not fulfill.
We buy watches nlarge quantities for cash. and OF
the best make.
We have Jewery made to order by best manufae
turers In this country aud Euroie.
by doing extensive business make yery raHa-
Die presents more frequently 10 purchasers
Our present plan Of operations the originated
Eve ago by Mr. O. g. Evans sanctioned not on
E by the highest Ju lcia authority In nearly every State in
the Union but by the voice Of the people from Maine to
California.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON r. r.
ON and after Monday January IL, 1859, Trains will
W Run Follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 A. NJ. and Z rs PM
Arrive at Rutland II 40 : 1880
Leave Rutland, ll5O " 20 w A. NJ
rrive at Bellows Falls, 225P.M Z" 915
MOVING WEST AND NORTH
Leave Bellows Falls 900 NJ. and 1880 p. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland 10 30 " zoo
Leave Rutland Goo 5O5
Arrive at burlington 9.l5 " 500 g
At Burlington Trains connect it'll Lake Champlain Steam
and Trains of Central Road. At Rutland, with
Trains Troy Albany and NewYork Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady and the Bellows Falls with Trains Of
Cheshire Road for Fchburg, Worcester Lowell and Bos
With Valley Road for Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford New Haven and New York. And with Sullivan Road
Windsor White River Junction and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
NJ Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
most Tickets aud all can
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office
4. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RurLASD Jan. u, 1859. 70
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

DIAPER UANGINGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG
INGS,
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES
Varying in price from 5 to 81 per Roll.
500 ROLLS SPLENDID GILT PAPERS;
80 ROLLS CURTAIN PAPERS
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
GCustoers wishing select from the largest stock
the State are invited 70 call JOSEPH CLARK.
Frattcborof-A pril IA, 1859. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

The HYDRAULIc CRANE.-Sir VIM. G..
Armstrong, the inventor of the rilled can
non. has also invented machine called the
hydraulic crane, which to judge from the
description. is one of the most valuable of
iabor-seving inventions. 1t is thus describ-
ed by one who saw it in operation The
locomotive steam engine has been called
the iron horse. The hydraulic crane ought
to he called the iron elephant. a huge
iron crane stands upon the quay AT New
castle, within few feet Of the edge. A
very thick chain hanging over the water
may be taken TO represent the elephants
trunk. Al the foot of the crane is a small
horizontal dial with two fingers. A man
or boy turns one of these fingers to the
right-the chain descends into the hole of
the ship lying at anchor beneath Ano be-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

DAINrs AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL;
WHITE LEAD, DRY;
PURE ZINC AND LEAD
PURE FRENCH ZINC
PURE NEW JERSEY ZINC;
RAW LINSEED OIL;
BOILED LINsEED oIL;( (ExtraG
COACH YARNISH;
FURNITURE YARNISH
BEST DRYING JAPAN;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
For sale in large small quantities. by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro, April II, 1853. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
The Cheapest and Best
Lightning Conductor
IyOn'S Patent Serial Rod.

Lyons Patent Scroll Rod,
MADE from Sheet Copper, which has than eight
vi times conducting power of Iron Rods have never
failed protect the buildings which they placed
s. S. BIGELO w,
Agent for the above the of ycrmunt is pre-
pared put up the best All orders should
be addressed s. Bgeow Revere House, Brateboro Vt
AGENTS WANT
Mr.. BIGEL0w will also furnish and put up
FREEMAN & cos SUPERIOR vANES.
= For further particulars. Circulars which will be
furnished all who apply at the above place 90 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Bu,incss Hacn Attend!
FJyHE subscribers having desire to go West,
Will. SELL

w u Il u u u
at prices that fail to give satisfaction 70 the pueha
err all the Fixtures necessary in carry ing on the
BUTCHERING BUSINESS.
Also about one thousand dollars worth Of PORK Ham,
and Reef The Market is one Of best in New England
q ~ Nel - p w. TAYLOR 4 co.
Bellows Falls, May IL, 1859. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Take Notice.

THOSE indebted to +. BROWN will obge by calling at
the store Of J. M Brown Co, and settling the i'm
mediatey.
Bellows Falls, June % 1853. 25
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
THE PLACE

vrxa Rrry ali kinds Of Gents Boots shcss frnr Lo
p;s. she.. ar Cater French Glove hid osiisf of
Button Boot, Is AT - m. .ur-s FLOCK
BRArTLEhoRo- VIEWS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Catalogue. Sent free on Application.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

Catalogues Sent free ON Application.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
The most liberal commission in money books, will be
given 20 persons or associations forming clubs fr ten
more books be time. Post masters, school
teachers students clergymen, any private indydue.
male or female replenise from well selected
Library without expense, by acting agents Please
send for Car 4logue aud Circular.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
As there are various parties advertising themselves in
the fif business some having the audscity claim hay
inc bn the orignaors but who have not the disposition
or ability fulfill their promises, feel it duty to our
selves and the public that have connection
with anv concern in York New England ind indvid
uas sending money such parties must not blame us II
they get eheaedor judge of the business by sueh stand
ard. =,
parts of the country.
G.. G.. EvANss s. CO.,
~ CoruhiIl, Boston. Z1-3D
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BELLOWS FALLS TIMES.
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JOB RINTING
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used in the doing JOB PRINTING in all varieties
at short notice and n reasonabl lie terms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01
State Iuterest.-.Changes, &c.

We clip from the State Journal the following
items of interest:
The Fund Commissioners of Ohio, consisting
of Auditor Wright, Secretary Russell and At
torney General Wolcott, have gone to New
York, with SAFE, 900 in their pockets to pay
the January interest on 0hiO's debt. The State
Treasurer informs US that he still has on hand
Sl7O,O 600 which will be abundance to meet all
appropriations up to the time of the Semi An
nual Settlement with County Treasurers, on the
first Monday in February.
The expense of collecting from County Treas
urers and converting the funds into exchange
on New FORK, has been less than one fourth per
cent, whereas if the State Treasurer had taken
the law in its broadest sense for guide, the
expense would have been at least one per cent
This shows good financiering.
In accordance with requirement of the suo-
treasury law, the Treasurer of State has caused
to be built in his office large safe, or vault
This safe is ten feet long, ten feet high, and three
and half feet deep, and as it stands in the
room presents fine piece of architecture.
L L. Rice, Esq, who has so faithfully and
efficiently filled the office of private Secretary to
the Governor, since Mr. Chase's first election in
1855, will take position in the Comptrollers
office, with the new year, having charge OF the
accounts and bills for public printing. This will
be new department. and one much required,
and Mr. Ricc's knowledge of the art, himself be-
ing practical printer, eminently fits him for
the place
A. NJ Gangewer, Esq, former editor of the
Journal, has been appointed TO, and will assume
the private Secretary ship to the Governor, made
vacant by Mr.. Rice's retirement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01
The Burner House.

The -Burnet House is a Cincinnati insti-
.u'ioi' "aravansera of Porkopolis " So
jOurners there ges ,,,;otod Nth ,,5 sor-a-
times get tired at. Such ws- o.. - &c f,t
good-humored Douglas Clevelander, wuC
'' bled and died " at that headquarters of De-
mocracy during the National Convention which
put Buck and Breck on the track. He had la
bored faithfully to serve his friend the Little
Giant, but found the load too heavy TO carry,
and frankly confessed as he laid off with coat off
in tie shadow of huge column, Il am tired ~
He looked "tuckered out"
The magnificent Burnet has been in financial
trouble most of the time from the start, and by
the following paragraph from the Gazette it
will be seen that matters have been arranged
for the better. 1t says
| Mr. A H. Coleman, of the Burnet House,
has succeeding in negotiating loan for a suffi-
cient amount to pay off the floating debt against
him as proprietor and principal stOckholder of
that establishment. The loan amounts, we TN
derstand, to SI35, 900, and is secured by first
mortgage on the property. The latter has here
tofore been owned by stockholders, but Mr. Cole
man had purchased nearly all the stock, which
gave him controlling influence in the man
agement of the corporation few months
since, the Trustees made a sale of the property
to Mr.. Coleman. he agreeing to pay holders of
preferred stock par, and other shareholders 65
per cent. The latter, dissatisfied with this ar
rangement, commenced suit to set aside the
sale, on the ground of illegality. This has now
been compromised, and decree entered, with
the -anPsa-at of 1lairiiffS eanfrn,;Es. tl9a sale
and CSC. for the regular stock outstanding
Thus the property passes entirely into the hands
of Mr., Coleman. free, we are informed, flom all
ineumbrance, except the mortgage given to Sc
cure the new loan With the debts funded, the
public will expect a very decided improvement
in the management of the house, which, owing
TO the financial difficulties that have surrounded
its operations, has suffered seriously in reputa-
ten of late
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01
~ n~ruauav Forav.


The feet sent by our G0,s-.,,,,a,t r. b,,r,,Ilo
the obstinate Lopez must be plouel.;,o the
great rivers of the southern hemisphere by this
time, though we have no account of their ex-
ploits as yet Our latest adyices from Para
quay are to November 22l The Paraguay
Chambers were about to meet. The peace pros
poets are not very fattering. A Paraguay pa
ger says
We are resolved to maintain our rights with
all the tenaeity their Justice authorizes. We
shall stand firmly together without being APP
palled by consequences, keeping ever in sight
our outraged national dignity. We do not hes
itate to say that this war, when it once shall
have begun, will undoubtedly affect the secun-
ty of our neighboring States, and that TO pre-
serve their integrity and tranquility they must
not admit into their political schemes a senti-
ment of entire Indifference to the attack made
upon the Republic of Paraguay.
That the Government of Lopez is extremely
anxious to recover the lost relations of friend
ship with neighboring States is otherwise. de-
monstrated. 1t is officially announced that it
is not the intention of the Government to dis
continue its steam lines to Buenos Ayres, as
had been previously stated. Much feeling is al
so said to exist in favor of obtaining resident
Brazilian Minister at Asuneion, as guarantee