Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-30
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man, of The TINES. We have never pub
Iished any of these notices, but believe his
not an uncommon practice among success
fnl and well-conducted papers % do So
Some of these are from papers with when
We wicdiy differ in matters OF pubic pohcy'
either State or national, and shows that
i in speaking of a contemporary, they are ho'
confined 10 the narrow limits of the parli-
san. A few papers containing these no
tees have, much TO our regret got miS'aid'
among which are the Claremont IN. I'D
.idcocate and Cdpea's Independent, Brattle-
boro. The following are those which have
come under our observation
The Bellows Falls Times is about to en-
large ITSELF and will be greatly improved
otherwise. These things are pleasant to
record. We wish the Times all tie pros
periiy its enterprise merits Hindsor Jour
nal
ENLARGEp.-Thc Bellows Falls Times
has grown to full sized sheet, and barring
its politics is one Of the best of our cx-
changes Bradford Telegraph.
Our namesake. the Bellows Falls Times,
we are pleased to notice, has been consid-
erably enlarged and Otherwise improved.
| Mr.. SWAIN makes an interesting and read
| able paper, by the eAccfience or DOM MS
editorial and selected matter, and we re-
ioice in his prosperity. Long may he wave !!
--Burlingtoa Times.
The BeNous Falls (Jt.) Times come to
US last week enlarged and generally I'M
proved in its appearance. This is graft
| fying demonstration of the success of that
excellent paper. Its editor. A. n. Swain,
ESQ is one of . Natures Noblemen," ev-
cry way qualified for successful Journal
ist.-Litleton IN. H. Journal.
The Bellows Falls Times has been en-
larged and is much improved in its mechan-
zeal appearance Mddlebury Register, also
Lrasbsrgt Standard.
ENLARGEMENT.-We are glad TO see
the spirited Bellows Falls Times is consid-
erably enlarged. Success TO it.-NortherH
Eisttor.
ENLAGEp.-Our friend and cotempora-
ry of the Bellows Falls Times has, we are
pleased to notice, enlarged his paper, by
! adding thereto four columns, and lengthen
; ing the columns somewhat 1t was go0o
paper before, but the enterptising editor
promises that it shall be still better. w,
hope he will meet with additional encour
agement for this outlay. The Times is {
spirited sheet.-Bennington Banner.
The BeNows Falls Times has recently
been enlarged, and its general appearance
greatly improved. We have long regard
ed the Times as one of our liveliest anC
best exchanges, and we rejoice at this new
evidence of its prosperity. Brother Swain
in your ample columns, you have row room
, according to your sirengih.'-Go Ahead
-Rutland Herald.
NEwsPAPoRIAL.-The Bellous Fall
Times came to US on Friday last in an en-
Iarged form, and much improved in ap
peorance. We are glad to witness this ev
ideEce of prosperity in the Times. We
hope friend SWAIN may be blessed in bas
ket and store and pos well, no mat
4e----W @n-5sfaeL !S<..,-1..s-.J
UP WITH THE TIMEs.-The Below:
Falls Times comes 10 us considerably en-
larged. 1t is very readable paper, mark
ing with much care the local intelligence
worthy Of note, and well deserves the pat.
ronage that demands its enlargement N
Christtom Messenger.
, The BeHo,cs Falls Times comes out in .
new dress looking clean and smart. AL
right Montpelier Patriot
THE BELLOWS FALLS TIMES comes I,
us enlarged and materially improved. Mr.
Swain, by his energy and ability, has sue
ceeded in establishing an excellent paper a
7 Bellows Falls, and we rejoice in this evi
: dence Of his prosperity .-Nemport (N. H.
Republican.
The Bellows Falls Times has been en-
larged, and is now one of the best printed
and certainly Friend Swain makes one @
!, the most readable papers in the State. ii
is true Republican and we wish him sue
: cess, even TO the post of" Gen."-Freeman
n Ditto to the Freemm.-M Monticello
Wdtchman.
!, The Bellows Fails Times has been en-
larged, and thus affords us evidence of III
: prosperity which il deserves.-Keene ca
H.) Sentinel
1t CAuTIoN.-A Mrs. SERVER, of Troy.
is f.,was instantly killed in that city on Thur:
day of last week in jumping from sleisI
she being frightened on account Of the hors
L attempting TO run. The driver tried 10 ne,
e suade her that there was no danger, as h
l. had control of the animal; but she turne
/ deaf ear to his entreaiies, and iumpe,
re Her feet became entangled in the huffal
$, robes, and she fell TO the ground, strikin
&c the back of her head, which caused h,
at death in few moments.
10 School District Clerks.-School Di
trict Clerks are informed that the Blank
ar Tor the Registry and Return Of Birth
i'll Marriages and Deaths, may be obtaine
E. from the Town Clerks, of their respectiv
o. towns, in the month of January. 1t is in
ly portant that these records he ,ccuro,o 81