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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11
Dissolution of Copartnership.

The copartnership hetofore existing under the firm Of
LEE HENRY is this day dissolved by mutual consent
and c. o. HENRY authorised settle the accounts Of the
same. Il. b LEE,
Bellows Falls, Feb, 3, 1852 G. 0. HENRY.
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Town Reports and Pamphlets

Ii Kinds of Printing In the Book and Pamphlet line,
IA such Town Reports, Catalogues Sermons, Laws,
Sc, Sc, done as well as in the city, at the
PHENIX JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Bellows Falls, VT
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Weddings Weddings!

4 NEAT Aud tasty assortment of Wedding Cards
IA and Wedding Envelopes, are constantly kept
on hand and for sale, at the
PHENIx JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Bellows Falls, Vt,
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Goeal nlatters.
BELLOWS FALLS. FEB. IL, 1859.
sy- If any of our subscribers in this Will

Eg- If any of our subscribers in this Will
age, who receive their papers by the carrier
fail to get number, they can be supplied
by calling at this office. In most cases
where failure has occurred we find that
the fault is not with the carrier, who, though
pretty young for his business, has proved
faithful to his trust. If the paper is not
lett at the particular place desired, any cor
rection will be made on giving notice at
this office.
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Jor 70 rms AD.IaEEs OF ! E.NE uEAr g
Rich Glossy Flair /!

yI,ALK of beauty IL cannot whouta fro head Of
hair, read til following, andif YOU ask more, see
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RtsroIAriAE-We call
the of all old and Young to ts prepar
the bald WITH iuxurient growth-removes
the dandrun itching and AL cuaneous
of natural huds aud hence, II used s
regular dressing for the hair viii preserve ana keep
falling extreme old age in all lis natural beauty
We call then upon the bald the or diseased ia scalp,
to use III and surely young viii not they value the
flowing locks or the wtchng curl ever be wi'hou is
praise upon the tongue OF thousands.
Agent for Prof Woods mir restorative In New Nv,
ven received the following ettofin regard eitoare,
Drsp Irsa, coss y al, %, 1856
Mr. Ieayenwo. th-Sir; have been troubled With dan.
druir or cu on my head for year.
gan out, seurf and hair together saw I'M New
called the is OF April last AMI purchased
bottle it, and found TO Subtraction il was the
thing il removed the scurf began grow
is nov or ia len 9Th rsisrs o1.
have great faith in IT, wish You 10 send me two bottles
more By POST bearer of tai don't know any
kind used in tis place have market for
many bottles after it is known here.
Yours with respect RUFUS PRATT
PnLtD=LFIis, Sept O. 1886
Paor Woop-Dear SIR: Your Hair Restorative il proving
itself beneficial front, the part of
my head almost eoverngn fact
bat half put bolt es of our cstraYc, and the
tip of my head is we'll studded With promi.ing crop Of
young Dir, and the front also receiving its tvucht,
have tried other preparations without any benefit whatever
think from my personal recommendation. c~n iu
duce many others to try it, Yours respectful ~,
No AGA Vie street.
fIscENSEs, IA Jurc -, IS O.
PROF. O. j. Woods. Az you are about 10 msnufsetura
vend your recently discovered Hair Fesnrsrive will
whomocvcr that bays used u ard
others to usettaat nave, FIR several years. been
in the habit of using other lir kest1ratiyes, and that
vastly superior auy other know. 1t entirely
cleanses the hea OF tndru and with months proner
will restore any persons hair to the original outul
color and texture givnst he dty soft md glossy appear
and all this without disco orimg the hands that apply
the dress which il drops would, therefore,
ommend its oerery DESTROYS of having fine
and texture to hair. Respectfully yours,
Wilson KING.
O. J.wooD & CO., Fr,p-ic.ors So 3roalvay n y lin
the great N. Y. Wire Railing Gstabishmen and II Ma
Street st. Louis, Mo- And sold BY all good druggists
70 Beware of articles purporting produce Insults
SIMILAR, all only Alternative attempts to palm OF
miserable article the popularity Of this, under rere
None genuine without the signature of D J. Weed
Price ST. 81 and So per bottle. 40
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Liberation.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that have this day given my
~ son. HORACE N. ARCHER, his time during the re-
mander of his minority and shall pay debts of his
cantractng claim of his earnings after this date
Attest, J, W. Stckney. HORACE ARCHER.
Ludlow, VT, Feb. Sth, 1859. 6S
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The subscriber will continue the Dry Goods and Clothing
trade at the OH stand and will be happy to the custom
of the firm, and any indebted by note account
requested to make payment at their earliest conyen
ienc. G. o. HENRY.
February 3D. 1859
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MASONIC NOTICE.

The regular communications of King solonon,s Lodge
Of Bellows Falls will be held Odd Fellows Hall Friday
evnngs proceeding the full Of the in each
month.
PER ORDER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

lprincipleregnlatinpscft the
performs its functions well.
fully developed. The stor4-
pendent on the healthy ac-
proper performance cf its
ZACH is at fault, the beweis
System suffers in cense-
Liver-haying ceased to do
lof that organ, one OF the
study, in q practice o
ind some remedy whcrrf
many arrangements TO
dy is at last found any per-
Complaint, in any Of it's
tie andconviction Is certain,
lmorbid or bad matter from
their place u healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood, giving tone and
chinery removing the cause
radical cure.
ed, and, what is better, pre-
use of the liver Invigorator.
Sufficient to relieve the
FOOD from rising and sour
firing, reren Is Night
niget, loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
teaspoonfuls will always
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
ly relieves Cholic, while
Is asure 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 giyel
makes took digest we'll.
cures Chronic Diarrhea II
mer and Bowel complaiutl
dose.
attacks caused by Worm
surer, safer ,orspeedier rem
Ter fails.
Dropsy, by exciting tn
ommending this medicin,
! and Ague, Chill Fever, an,
1t operates with certainty
to testify to its wonderful
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

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; when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
quence of ooe organ-tbe
its duty. For the diseases
proprietoIs has made it his
more than twenty years, to
with to counterfeit the /
which tits 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, iuvigorating the
digest we'll, purifying the
health to the whole ma
of the disease--effecting a
Bilious attacks are cur
vented, by the occasional
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose before re-
mare.
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures Costiye-
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
" Only one bottle is
system the effects of medi-
u One bottle taken Tor
lowness or Unnatural color
One dose taken q short
vigor to the appetite. and
One dose often repeated
its worst forms, while sum
yield almost to the first
One or two doses cures
in Children: there is no
edy In the world, as It new
10 A few bottles cures
absorbents.
We take pleasuse in rec
as a preventive for Fever
all Fevers of a Bilious Type
and thousands are willing
virtues.
All ioho nse il re giuins
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11
s 81 50 asi IS each. Calf SKINS 10 q lac p II.

arksTbe quality Of Cattle averaged better to-day
than for several weeks sales quick at advance for
best quality few pair sold at 25c per cwt higher
than quotations third and fourth quality, usual
when there is good supply of the best quality sold hard
Sheep sold about the last week there Of
good quality lot from Toronto, c. W sold for about Sc
per ID, live weight few of the lot weighed $50 lbs
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The Liver Invigorator

is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and is daily
working almost great to believe as BY
magic even the first dose giving benefit aud seldom
than bottle is required any kind Liver Com
plant, from the Jaundice Dyspepsia a common
headache, all of which the result Diseased Liver
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. 345 Broadway New York.
Retaiied by all Druggists. 29-25-Iy
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% See Advertisement of Dr. sanfOrs Liver Invgoratc
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APPLES,
HYpE:s.

APPLES,
RYths barrel, s. for sale at uvnr.s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

Al tcho q ung tier testimony in It's
fdror.
IL affr Water fae the Iavigorafor and
stoaiLoc both together.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

WIN also attend 70 the Purchase and sale Of Real Estate
money Real Estate Security at Western rates
Land with Cash Land Warrants Make Collections
and promptly remit and attend all other business in ths
line Of his professor
Dstuaus, ro~s, ssrt. 2. 1857. e
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Grafton, February, 8, 1853.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

F'oMBs BRUSHES, PERFUMDRY, TOILET SOAPS of
" every description, for sale by l. n. THORN.
Brattleboro, VT. 6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11
To Let.

yEyE Saw-Mil belonging the Bellows Falls Canal Com
l. pany Possession given April lst 1853. Apply to
A. FLEMING, Agent.
Bellows Falls Jan. II. 1850 2-l2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26
County Oemml..ioners.


We most heartily second the appeal OF
our correspondent ..Y, to the voters of
the county-and of this city in particular
to take some steps to secure the selection OF
g thorough, practical business man for
County Commissioner. 1t is an office OF
the highest consequence to the county--one
that has been left too long to be filled by
good, clever but incompetent old fogies, who
have been ruled and directed by a clique of
ofice-hoIders about the Court House. 1t is
time we had Board of Commissioners who
will control these gentlemen, instead Of be-
ing the puppets of contractors and county
officials. We have too long had enormous
sums squandered upon jobs wretchedly exc
cuted. The history of our bridge building
for the last three years is a chapter of ex-
travagance, folly, and imposition, that ought
TO arouse the taxpayers to make some et-
fort for a reform. There ought to be thor
ough investigation into the past disposition
of the extIavagant sums assessed upon the
county, and some security demanded for a
more economical administration of our
county finances for the future. Let no par
ty prejudices direct the selection of candi-
date nominate a thorough business man,
without asking what party be belongs to.
Men of all parties feel the oppressive weight
Of our taxes, aud all are equally interested
In reducing them. Let the tax payers unite
in body to initiate reform. The follow
lug appeal is from sound and influential
Democrat, and we hope it will prompt voters
of all parties to action:
Communicated.
Tax payers of Pigeon township should re-
member that they pay two-thirds ofth enor-
nous taxes ofthe whole county. 1t behooves
them to see that competent men are selected
to ill the Office of County Commissioners.
There is every danger at present Of the va
cancy in that Office being filed by an in
competent man. The old saying of the
Fright man in the right place. should not
be lost sight of in this instance. 1t is not
too late yet for taxpayers to see that the right
man is put in to this important Office. Let
them call out a good practical business man
as a candidate one who has acquired the
confidence of the community, and he will
be elected. The work that has been done
for this county for years back, has been a
perfect imposition, that ought not to be
longer tolerated. 1t will always pay to put
the right men in the right office; to take
care of our own business, and not have it
minded by incompetent people. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26


THE SLAVE TRADE.-Letters from Wash
ton say that the Administration have deter
mined upon efficient measures for the sup
preston of the slave trade The squadron
upon the coast of Africa is to be largely in
creased. The squadron will consist of the
following named vessels: The steamers
Mystic, Sumpter, San Jacinto, and Mohican,
and the sloops-of-war Constellation, the
fagship,) Portsmouth, Marion and Vim
cennes. The most efficient officers are assign
ed to their command. Those of the steam
ers Mystic and Sumpter are respectively
Lieut.. w. S. Leroy and Lieut.. J. +. Arm
strong. These gentlemen were, at their own
request, ordered to this service; their vessels
being of light draught, can penetrate waters
too shallow for those which have heretofore
been on that coast, besides having the adj
vantages of steam. Hence slavers will be
more closely pursued.
The joint treaty with England requires
that the United States shall keep there force
of 80 guns, but by recent arrangement on the
part of the Administration, the number OF
our guns will be ZIG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26
A New Town.

Some years ago, town was laid out
called Fulton, coal mine opened, and
number Of houses built, on spot between
the town Of Cannelton and Tell City. The
original proprietors designed to make it a
manufacturing place; but becoming embar-
raised by their numerous and extensive en-
terprises in other locations, their property at
Fulton fell into the hands of mortgages
and creditors, and the title to the land has
been for several years in litigation. At the
last term of the Circuit Court in Perry.
county, final decree was rendered upon an
agreement between all the parties in inter-
est, by which the title was Quoted, and the
land awarded to company of enterprising
Eastern capitalists, who intend carrying out
the original plan of making it amsnufactur-
ing town. 1t has coal banks already opened,
from which fuel can be furnished at low fig
ures; the projected town has a front Of a
mile on the river, the whole of which forms
superior landing, with deep water at all
seasons; the shore is high, and few hun
dred feet from it rises range of beautiful
hills, affording delightful sites for residences.
The name Of Fulton was given to the place
from the TACT that it is located on the tract
purchased by Robert Fulton, on his first
trip in a steamer down the Ohio, and which
was held by his heirs till 1916.
Fulton will occupy nearly the space be-
tween Cannelton and Tell City, and the
three towns will soon present continuous
settlement of nearly four miles in length,
and forming string of busy hives of pro-
ductive industry. .-.it go.
Tell City is still going ahead with sur
prising vigor. A large brick furniture fac
tory, l20 long by 65 feet wide, three stories
high, and furnished with the latest and best
machinery, goes into operation this week,
and will give employment to large num-
Der of hands. 1t is proposed to put up a
similar building at Fulton, and remove the
machinery of furniture factory near Bos-
| ton to 1t, where the various woods OF our
forest used in the business can be had for a
quarter of their cost in New England.
The business of these growing places
which now goes to Louisville and Cincinnati
would be an important addition to our
trade, if it could be attracted here. The ell
egant little packet Aida has been brought
upon the route between this city and Halves
vile and Cannelton, in order to turn the
trade Of those places hither. But our mer-
chants are apparently too busy or apathetiC
to give the enterprise much attention.
Hawesville, Cannelton, Tell City, Troy,
Grand View, Lewisport Rockport, and
Owensboro are weekly visited by drummers
from Cincinnati, but an Evansville mer-
chant is as seldom seen in "those diggings,"
as Chinese Mandarin. Aword to the wise
man is sufficient, according to the proverb.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26

BE- The island of Bermuda is becoming
market garden of early vegetables for New
York City. The trade in vegetables is rap
idly increasing, and the island is prosperous
by means of it. The export of potatoes
from Bermuda for 1850, shows an increase
of nine thousand barrels. The expectation
of onions has reached eight hundred and
twenty-five thousand one hundred and thr-
ty pounds. Tomatoes for the same season
(all to the United States) amounted to four
thousand five hundred and ninety two
boxes. More than sixty vessels were en-
gagged in carrying the above mentioned pro-
duce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26

VINCEYNEs.-The Times says "There is
not a street in Vincennes which is not being
improved in appearance by buildings erect
ing upon it. Every part of the city is wide
awake, and our people seem determined to
do themselves justice. There is no town in
Southern Indiana presenting rs healthy and
substantial growth and prosperity os our
beautiful little city; and Knox county will
soon be ahead of all others in the State,
ThetOwns in the Sonth- Western portions
Of the State are all prosperous and increas-
ing rapidly in wealth. The Pocket is at
present the most hourishing portion of In
diana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26
Eastern News.

lue reporter the American BOARD OF orelgn
Missions-branch at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
material decline in its receipts, evidencing
a growing indifference on the part of the
people in the success of foreign missions.
The receipts of the past three months fall
far short of the amount received in similar
length of time since ls49. The Board is
getting badly in debt. A deficiency of last
year instead of being wiped out, has Teen
increased. Were it not that the home work
was prospecting unusually, we should con-
clude the Missionary zeal of the people was
on the decline. -..-. l.... .....
AT a recent FIRE in Halifax, the horses be-
longing to the Associated Press, which were
used in expressing the European news from
Halifax to Sackville, were destroyed. IL is
feared this would cause an unusual delay
with the Canada's news, now nearly at
hand. The fire was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary, and as it may be a part
of the machinery by which some fraud is to
be perpetrated in connection with the next
news from Europe, the commercial public
should be more than usually cautious unit il
the authentic intelligence shall have been
received by the Associated Press.
An arrangement has. been made by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compa-
ny to issue excursion tickets every Satur-
day, good to return on the Monday follow
ing, at greatly reduced rates of fare. There
are many beautiful places along the line OF
the Reading Railroad, where few hours
might be pro6tably and pleasantly spent, and
the enterprise of the Reading Railroad, in
rendering these spots so cheaply accessible,
meets with the approval of the Press.
AT a Convention of Delegates from the
Agricultural Societies of Southern Pennsyl-
vania it was determined to establish model
and experimental farm. A Committee was
appointed to prepare suitable address to
the public, and to take such other steps as
they may deem expedient to further the un-
dertaking.
Occasional, seems to have poor opin-
ion of Post Master General Holt, and of his
decisions. He says: Such confusion, buug-
ling, and ineffieiency have never before been
exhibited in any department. nor more fool
ish brag and buster.
The Galveston Crilian thinks General
Houston's majority will be from 10, 900 to
! $4,000. This is about the number he was
beaten in the last Gubernatorial race and
indicates quite a change in the popular mind
The yellow fever has been officially report-
ed at the Philadelphia quarantine but has
not produced any serious results. There
have been but nine cases in all, and three
only proved fatal.
The Journeymen matters of Philadelphia
who recently stopped work on account OF
the proposed reduction of wages, have re-
sumed operations at the old price.
Eya 10 lie ro,,orta1 Or, IN ra,,a.t,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. F. SMITH, M. D., AURIST,

j. +. SMlI h, N. D., AURISI,
PrineipdI of the New Fork and Cnscinnati
II Lnsfifutions for the Deqf, -
Oh sons with whom he has been in correspond
ence, and the public generally that he tenders TO
them his professional services, and may be consult
ed between tbe hours Of A. NJ. and IA T.. NJ, daily
for a few days, at the SHERWooD HOUSE, III
Dsafasss, .N'Ofse ia the Head, aad All
Dfsagrssabfs Dtsehargss speedily and
Psrmansnffy cured, tcnhOmr PATH or
Iae0arsnfsnes. 1
Strict and undivided Intention to this branch of
special practice has enabled him to reduce his treat
ment to such degree of success TO find the most
confirmed and obdurate cases yield, 10y steady at
tentiOn TO the remedial agents which he prescribes
"a gentleman, an honorable man, and skillful in
his profession. jesse Clement, Editor Western
Literary Messenger. '--l %.
IA gentleman and successful in the prefessiou' -
A. L. Wheeler, Nj. D., Wheeling, Va. .--e ...
"You will find him one OF the noble Of
earth. Rev. John f.. Robe, editor y. W. Chris
tan Advocate, Buffalo. e.-.. ID.
"A skillful physician An Aurist without an equal,
a gentleman. and a learned man. "-E. c. FELTON,,
ID. D., Montreal.
'I'hey all speak Of him in the most grateful terms
for the benefit they have received" = John q.
Vaughn, Chicago
His tre atment is scientific, founded correct
principles with the aditi onal aids Of experience
and learning ~. Cordozo, Collector OF Customs,
Charleston, e.. fr..
.'This is TO certify that relieved of deafness
of forty years standing by short attendance
upon DIR. j. f. Smith, Anrist, and cheerfully recon-
mend his treatment to my friends and the public
generally as easy Of application and eficacous for
its cure. Thomas W. Morris, Bank Of Charleston,
Charleston, s. c. au25-3t