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The French and Austrian Armies.
In notice of recent work By Mr.. Wra1all
on tue Armies Of the Great overs, the Satur-
day R<rie1c {English) says:
TIE general estimate made by Mr. Wra1ail Of
the French army, on the full war establishment,
amounts to s>n'oo men Of all urms, s. 900 cav
alry horses, and l,lss guns. This large force
could, in our author's opinion be modified with.
iu three months.
Even after the Crimean war the Russian ar
my is an impenetrable mystery. Mr.. Wra1aIl
honestly confesses that he is unable to gite any
ecrtan details as to its actual strength; but the
utmost at which he values it is grand total Of
nearly 640, 900 tncn. with more than 400 guns.
Considerable delay would. however, be expert
rnced in mobilizing the entire strength repre-
sented By these figures. The reserves aTe said
10 amount to some o60,00D more.
The army, which in general strength and
readiness for action is most nearly balanced with
tue French, is the Austrian. In some arms Of
the service (most notably in rife corps and cav
ulry)it is unaucstionably superior in efficiency,
and its available force for foreign service would
probably be larger. The peculiar composition
Of the Austrian Empire renders it difficult to
say how many Of its troops might at any time be
required for the maintenance Of internal tran
guilty. But With large allowance on this head,
Mr.. Wraxall calculates that Austria would al-
HaSS Dc Ault u HOVE AEAlusL Au enemy IN I0e
field perfectly equipped army Of 100000 men.
Drawn in separate drafts from the FIRE distinct
races ofGermans. Slaves, Magyars, Italians and
WaIlachs, which form the population Of the Aus
trian Empire. this army has not, andsnevcr cnn
have, the unity of tradition md feeling to be
found nnong the French Soldiery. But the
drafts 10 large, and are kept distinct, that
each may retain distinct nationality and imbibe
Il uscparate <+prit de corps for itself The chief
practical Inconvenience is in the difficulty OF
working, with the sAnle staff and with small
proportion Of rcgimental officers, m army that
speaks 80 many and such diverse languages.
Americ2n1su1b.
Mr. Emerson, in his last lecture, took occasion
to mention several vicious Americanisms, which
he hoped to see banished from our current liter
ature. We shall BE- happy to aid the reform, By
putting the evils on record. SO far as We can nov
recollect them The word "Eraphic" is mis-
used in such phrase a a "grnphic debate" a.
tue epithct properly applies to only Whist is writ
ten, "Qu1tc number" is . soleeiam. "qute"
being only IN adrerb. "Slim is not synony-
NOUS with "bnd that being. said Mr. Emer-
son, "a detestable use" Of the word, although
we End that Webster places worthless
among its definitions. Such phrase Is q be went
there some" il improper, A. some " il never
an adrerb. To say ne have "peruscd the
papers is generally misssatement, that verb
implying the utmost thoroughness. To peruse
Tue Bible would be highly commendable. ;" Bal
ance" does not mem remainder" and no
one. therefore, has any right to talk about the
balance Of ones life, OF the balance Of the week.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
state Agricultural Society.

The Vermont Society held its Annual
Meeting at Niddlebury on wednesday, Jan
uary 9th, 1859.
In the absence of the president, Hon.
Edward Hamilton called the meeting to or
der, and Edwin Hammond, Of 1Hiddlebury,
was chozen TO preside.
DANIEL NEEDHAM, of Hartford, was
elected Secretary pro tenn.
The following gentlemen were elected
Officers for the ensuing year.
E. d CHASE, of Lyndon, President.
EDWIN HAMMOND, j. w CoLBURN,
II. II. BAxTET, HENRY KEYEs, Vice
Presidents.
E. SEYMOUR, Secretary.
DrREcToRs.-F. Holbrook, J. w. Vail,
H. S. Morse, John Gregory, U. II. Penni-
men, j. Jackson, d. r. Potter, Daniel
Needham, d. A. Bennett, and Elijah
Cleaveland.
Mr.. Needham of Hartford, presented
the following resolution, which was unani.
mously adopted;
That the Bill known as the Morrill, Lane
Bill has the hearty approval of this Society
and that it is due to the great cause o
Agriculture that the passage of the Bill
should be secured.
The Treasurers Report exhibited a bal
ance of three thousand three hundred ant
sixty-one dollars in the Treasury.
David Hill, Nathan Gushing Geo. I
Hodges, were elected Honorary Member
of the Society.
EDWIN HAMMOND, Pres't.
/
DANIEL NEEDHAM, Scc'y.
At meeting of the Directors subsequent
| ly holden, it was voted to adjourn the Di
rectors' meeting 10 the American Hotel il
Burlington, on the first Wednesday in Feb
ruary, at seven o'clock, p. NJ.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
The Business OrBclIOws Falls, Jan.
\, 1859.
Written Expressly for The BeHoos Fails Times
BY JONATHAN G. sAxEHoRN.

Written ErpreSSiy for The BeH0trs Falls Times.
Next shop south OF whitney Is Or. y r. WOODS,
win ashop iah OF Toys ana NICE FANCY GOODS,
large stock OF MEDICINES DRUGS FLUIDS anuallS'
Enough to cure all the people OF TINS me ms
lie Is the TOWN AGENT, Tor the SAFE Oh its tieuoh'
Ana 70 see the ois jugs "ouia MAKE you al "''N"
To think now unhealthy the community are,
But people VINO know MN, know that oy iar
lie would ask no mean question, Tor ne "ooo onsuain
To enquire Of you or l the amount OF our pain,
Ana when you are served ~ TINS hne Oh 'raoe'
Or any other n,ner YOU NAV desire
To while away evenings nv your pleasant fire
Inc next IN "oods bioek Is HIRAM ATKINS, hS0oih'
who' by his paper sets the county on nre'
Ills intentions are not to be very SLOW
But prints many things before ne knows they are So
iiis paper Is good with the Democrat parV'
From Jas B"ehaHd" TO Dan Meeafy
But with the kepuoheans 1t is supposed 70 De "Sfae
As he belongs to the party designated stump Tail"
Nsxt door 10 said Hiram ia renowned Mr. PECK
Who waits upon all regardless OF sect,
Whoever wants Oysters IN the shell or a broil
Can have them served up according 10 Hoa,
He don't speak very plain, but II you pay good attention.
II Va, want any OYSTERS and are ready 10 nav.
He will serve YOU right we'll in his own honest way
A. D CLARK the aeaier IN STOVES anu lin WARE
IN the DiioA seofe' 'i' e's' s''e VI 'ne sqoe'
just SOUTH oi no"u niocA anu ei'e ABOVE ut reoA
A"" MS SVo'es wy 'u' way @.e i'e' ''o" ue
ar' olAi'N ns' sis' 'ie n0n hounuf' uaue'
""efe an s0''a u .'s'.ss A'9 dO'o i'auo
.ioDa .ie i,l'p y
a. - = -
80
lie also keeps Agricultural Tools the line through,
\ So throw away the old ones and buy of CLARK new.
,.
4 - v 'iA''-A egp' e
a SUI s"''S-''e0 s''A' Wv 49,
DuS = ",''1 P'OVi : ""l'e1 80 s''s nm
Mr.. CAMPBELL the CLERK, very gentemany man,
| Is bound TO do everything for you he can
GFo On .vFoRp the poRrrR as soon as Won come
Is ready to show Won mn stairs to vour room
Ard whom Won take leave Of our villaae 20 fair
In 81 Give him ,so,,rtsy,, and see how hen stare.
70, a,rtber r.f..,ree AZ have not tola Won all.
Irouire If Conductors Adams Carroll or Han.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
CoMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

We the subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Westminster Commission
receive examine and adjust all claims and accounts OF
all persons against the estate Of ELIAS PUSlPHER late
Of Rockingham said District deceased and also all claims
exhibited offset thereto and whereas six mouths from the
9Th day Dec A. D. 1855 has been allowed BY said Court
for the of said claims hereby give notice
will attend the duties of said appointment at
of A. d. Scoay In Rockingham. the last Fridays
Of Jan and May next until o'clock each Of said
days
GIDEON BEMiS, lco,,,,,;ss,ar.rs
l.. q. HUBBARD,
Rockingham, Dec %, 1858, 522
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
STATE OF VERMONT, / The Hon. Proba

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
Dust. WESTMINSTER s. S. for said District. To all
persons concerned, Greeting.
WHEREAS Reuben c. GoOld, guardian of Joshua Clark,
Of Westminster insane person. has male application to
for extension Of the time heretofore allowed TO
dispose Of the estate and collect the demands Of said ward
and to pay the debts said You hereby notified
this win decide upon said application at the
sion Of said be belt the Office Of D. W. Dean, in
Grafton in said district first Wednesday 10 February
A. D. 1859 when and where You may be heard in the prem
sses If YOU it. BENJA- W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, Jan, 10, 1859. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

We the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
Pobate Court the District Of Westminster Commission
ers rcceye examine and adjust all claims ana demands
of an persons the of Sas e. Barker late OF
Londonderry said District deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and six months
from the 3th day Sept being allowed by said Court
for that purpose therefore hereby give Notice. that
will attend to the business said appointment at the
Dwelling Of Ephram Barker, In Londonderry in said
District on the 30h day March next from nine O'Clock,
A. NJ until four o'clock, Z. NJ on said day,
WALDO BARTON, ro,,,n,ss,o,.-.
A. b. Sr0wELL, COMMISSIONER
EPHRAIM BARKER, Admir-
Londonderry, Nov %, A. D. 1858 632
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
DEATHS.

In Weathersfeld Dec. TO- EMILY s. kendall, aged SO ;
Dec "a ALICE daughter Of Abner Toiles aged
In Springfield Jan l. Of typhoid fever Mr.. HORACE H.
WHIT aged 81 years
In Putuey, Jan 8, CROGAN PERRY, youngest of the
late DR.. William Perry of NeWfane aged 10
In West Townsdend Dec. a. zADoCK SAWYER, Esq,
aged 81.
In West Windsor Dec. e. of typhoid fyer, Mrs RON
ANA VI. ROWE, wife Of VIM Rowe, aged 81.
In Baltimore. Dec g. Mrs. LYDIA GREGORY. widow of
the late Amasa Gregory aged 81; Also, Dec q, Mr. STE
PHEN ROBINSON, aged 50. Papeis in Mass, New York
and Wis. please copy
In Westminster Dec. 81. Mrs EMILY r. sABIN, aged
81 years By this bereavment her companion has been de-
prived Of devoted wife, her children of faithful mother
and the church Of member who felt interest in its well
fare large circle Of kindred her DEPARTURE but
their loss 1t believed is gain her unspeakabe and full
Glory May her deeease be sanctied to all surviving
friends and TO the church of which she member.
Con-.
VAL exchange papers please copy.
In Warsaw M Feb 4 1853 the residence of her son
Rev, Geo W. Ash, Mrs. HANNAH ASH, aged s. years
She formerly of Wapoe, n H. Prutcrs of Vermont
| and New hampshire, please copy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Jan 10
AT market SOS Cattle about 100 Beeyes, and IS stores
consisting Working Oxen Cows and one, twoand tire
years old. ~, -
Prices Of aarket Beef-Extra 81 % 30; hrstquay Sc
so a 100; second quality S5i third qualit, . 20 or
binary S4 90.
Working 0xen-None.
Cows aud Calves-S2S, 40, az SOL
Yearlings none two years old $50 g "a three years
old % "a 80.
Sheep aud Iambs-22i0 at market. Prices-Extra and
selections "a, q 6, in lots s 2, 50 q 3D.
Hides "a Sc. Tallow 9! a 10 y ID.
Pelts ST 25 oSl so each. Calf Skins u a l3c v fb.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
watch Maker q JeweIIer,

Watch Maker q JewcIIer,
AT LEE s HENRYS
Fine Watches rated and repaired by PRACTICAL and
IRNCED workman. Also Clocks Jewclry repaired
and warranted
For sale "A fne assortment Of JENELkf, sibfEi
WARE AND FANCY GOODS.
the Bellows Falls Hotel.
Bellows Falls. sept ., 1855. 50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
TEE LIVER
INVIGORATOR |!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GUMS

is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIy ER MEDI-
CINEs before the public that Cathartic ga
milder and etfectual than any other medicine
first the LIVER eject its morbid matter the
stomach and base to carry OFF that matter accom-
pshing two purposes eectualy without any painful
feelings experienced in the operations of
strengthens the system at the time purges II
when taken daily in doses strengthen and
build il up with unusual rapidly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
MARRIAGES..

In Woodstock, Jan. g. Mr.. ALLEN GREEN, and Miss sU
SAN BlXBY, both of Reading.
In Chester. Jan s, 1859 by Rev. c. c. Gurr Mr.. AL
BERT WILLIAMS and Miss FRANCES Il. OLCOfT, both
of Chester. BY the at the time Mr ORMOND
w. FLETCHER of Chester, and Miss FRANCES NJ. WEES
TON of Springfield.
In NARROW r. H., Jan 10, by Rev. Mr.. Call, HIRAM H.
wHATAKER of Deering, and ELLEN A. MONROE of Mar
low.
In Bartonsvile jan g. by Rev J. G. Wilson, Mr.. MEs
SPAULDING. of New Ipswich NJ H., ard Miss CAROLINE
WETH ERBEE of Rockingham,
Geo p Tyler Mr. E. C. MAYO Of Quincy, H. formerly Of
this town. and Miss ANGIE A. HoLToN of Brattleboro
May much happiness and prosperity attend them in ther
| western Home.-ED
In south Halifax Dec I6 by Jeeah Stark, Esq, JASON
W. HARRINGTON and Miss CYNTHIA REED. both OF
Whtngham,
In Guilford Jan 4, by Rev G. II. Deere, Mr. JOHN Il,
HUBBARD, of Vernon, and Miss MARY /. SMITH
In BrateboTo Jan. at Mr.. Ferdinand Tylers by Rev.
Geo. P Tyler, J. NJ. CoEE6Ys, and Miss SUSAN S, MATl
| Err all Of BrattebOro
In Winchester N H. Jan. 2, by Rev. o. Perkins, ED
MUND NJ. FORBES, Esq, of w. and Miss JULIA Il.
/ GRAVES, of Keene, N. II.
In Dummerston Dec 20, by Rev. d. F. Foster, OLIVER
SPR0UL Of Missouri. and Miss L0YINA L0ISA, daughter
1 of the late Hon. Asa Knight
In Townshend Dec. l6, By Rev. H. Fletcher, Mr.. f. d.
PERRY, nad Miss c. A. HASKINS, both of Dover.
In Aseuneyyle Jan. l, by Rev. NJ kimball, Mr.. PEOl
Ia P. e. STRONG, Jr and Miss ESTHER MED0RA BRA
| DISH. Both of perSinsville.
In Springfield, Dec 30, by Rev. P. Frost Mr.. MERRILL
N HULETr of Lee, Mass, and Miss ABBiE j. LIEH-
FIELD of s.; Dec. %, by Rev A. X iadley, Mr. GEORGE
I s. WOODWARD, aud Miss SUSAN ALBEE, both Of 5.
In Weathershfed, Dec. 49, by Rev. p Frost Mr. JOHN
HOWARD, and Miss ELLEN y. WAY both of w.
In Plymouth, by Jan. l, Rev Mr.. Killer, Mr. IRA n
IIATHoRN, of Alden, N Y and Miss CARRIE A. MooREo
/ Plymouth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14

neutrality-suspicious. of the
performs its functions well,
fully developed. The stom-
pendent on the healthy ac-
proper performance of its
ZACH IL ae f;rafe, oue bewefs
system suffers in eonse-
Liver-having ceased to do
lof that organ, one of the
study, in a practice o
find some remedy wheref
many arrangements to
idy is at last found, any per-
Complaint, In any OF its
tile andconvietion Is certain,
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
Iehinery removing the cause
radical cure
led, and, what is better, pre-
use of the liverInvigorator
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
firing, prevents Night
inject, loosens the bowels
mess.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
teaspoonfuls will always
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
ly relieves Cholic, while
is a sure cure for Cholera
of Cholera.
needed TO throw out of the
cine after a long sickness
Jaundice removes all sal.
from the skin.
, time before eating give,
makes took digest we'll.
, cures Chronic Diarrh@a II
mer and Bowel complain Il
dose.
u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14

The Liver is one of the
human body and when it
the powers ofthesystem are
ach is almost entirely de-
ton of the Liver for the
functions whom the storn-
are at fault, and the whole
quence of one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietor S has made ii his
more than twenty years, to
with to counteract the
which it is liable. !
To prove that this RENE
son troubled with Liver
forms, has but to try a bot
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in
Of bile, invigorating the
digest well, purifying the
health to the whole ma
of the disease-effecting a.
Bilious attacks are cur
vented, by the occasional
One dose after eating liz
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose before re-
mare.
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures Costive-
One dose taken after each
70 One dose of two
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle token for fe.
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose immediate.
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and a preventive
T Only one bottle Is
system the effects of medi.
U One bottle taken for
lowness or Unnatural color
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite, and
One dose often repeated
its worst forms, while sum,
| yield almost to the first
One or two doses cure.
in Children there is ND
edy in the world, as it new
70 A few bottles cure.
absorbents.
We take pleasuse in rec,
as a preventive for Fever
all Fevers of a Bilious Type
and thousands are willing
virtues.
Al ,,bo ace n - oifi,,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
Notice.

LII Persons who have paid their Taxes agreeaby 10
N the By-aws of tie Town of Rockingham. here
by notified that paid before the First day Februa-
~ next they will be subject eight per cent commission
and all legal fees JAMES L. LOCKE,
First Constable and Collector.
Rockingham, Jan. II, 1859. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
10 Let.

TIME SawNl belonging the Bellows Falls Canal COM
l. pany. Possession given April LIST. 1883. Apply to
A. FLEMING, Agent
Bellows Falls, Jan. IL. 1859. 2-l2
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22sio
Total

Remarks0wing the cold weather the trains were be
hind time and prices unsettled there were some ex
eelent cattle which sold advance of 25c per ewt
Sheep sold about the last quotations best quality
mostly by weight, from Al &c per Id gross.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
American & Foreign Patents.

II H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents tiae gent Of the u
Patent Office Washington, under the Act of 1857 IS
State street, opposite Kilby st Boston.
After extensive practice upwards twenty years.
continues 70 secure Patents in the United States
Great Bain France and other foreign
Specifications Assignments and all Papers Drawings
Patents executed in liberal TERMS and with despatch
searches American Foreign works TO deter
mine the validity utility of Patents Invcntiors-and
legal or other advice rendered in all matters touching the
same Copies of the claims of Patent furnishedby
hitting dollar Assignments WsshE gtop-
through inventors have advantages securing patents
aseernng the patentabiity OF Inventions
them elsewhere The testimonies below given prove that
none is MORE SUCCESSFUL orrlcE than the
shseIber and as SUCCESS IS rHr prsr PROOF or
ABILITY, he would add that he abundant rra
son TO believe ard can prove that at other Office
practice of the subscriber during twenty ears past
has enabled him to accumuat eolscc srcifa-
ons and official decisions relative patents Tlsase l
sides his extensive library Of legal and nechaneai crks.
and u accounts of patents in Uicd staes
and harope render MN able beyond question: to offer
All necessity of Journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most cspahie and sue
eesfn practitioners with whom have had Official inter
cHAs MASON
Commissioner Patents.
have hesistonin assuring inventors thar they Gao
capable OF putting their application form
cure for them carly and favorable
Patent Office.
EDMUND BUREE-1
Late Commissioners OF Patents.
:. Boston, FebuarY 3. 1855.
Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for m THIRTEEN sppiiea-
tious all but ONE Of which patents have granted
and that one is NOR penes Such unnsskable proof Of
great talent and ability his part leads
al inventors 70 apply TO him patents
they be having the ithfaI atienon be-
slowed on their cases, snd at reasonable ea.r
John TAGGARTs
From Sept IT, 1857. 70 June L. 1853 ths srhrber IN the
Of his large practice made aup,;es
ions SIXTEEN APfEALs. EVERY ONE OF which sa- de-
eided IN rs far0r, By the Commissioner o. Patents
s1ly 3R. ~. EDDY.