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gy11cEsxEs, Ia, June.29, 1853,

Es' g,,,s -. nyY1zcESNEsr Ia, Jupe.22, 1851
PROF. 9. j. WO0Ds AS you are about to
naauufscture and yend Jpur recently discovered
Hair Restorative, LWill state, fos whounoeysrsit
e may eonosrps that ! hayss snsed 4itsand~ known
athers TO uss;it--that, have foe several >yesrs,
been in the habit Of using ether Hair Restofatise
and T. find your vastly superior TO any other I
know. II entirely oleanses the head Of dsndrpf,
and with one months pFoper-use viii restore any
psrson's hair to the original ydushfn colof and
texture gising: healthy, soft and glossy ap-
pearance and all this,' without discolorihg tie
hands that apply it, the dress onwhichit drops.
i IHould, therefore, ;rccommsnd its useatnaeFery
one desirons Of having fine eolorand texture To-
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And soadby aif good Druggists, and by ALLISON
& BBATT0N, Yorksille, s. G.
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$50 Because he objected TO pay his subsertp-
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and;getting on the black hstas delinquent:
Good. What is conjunctiouF u: 'e,..'e
"a method Of collecting outstanding sub
sciptiops IN conjunction with the constable
never employed by printers until the last ex-
tremity.' .,.-....'-..
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

r.s saea Can you tell me- said A. to B. the
forenahof the grand jury, what was done
With the bin against Struggles for horse steal
ing?' - / r,-ra~s %.
B. Yes, sir, we have ignored it. .',. <
80 A. And what did you do with the one a.
gainst Mellowskull for arson2 -.
y d. We ignored that too
=. = A, Well how about the one against
Blazeaway for murder?s . 49, ...-
B. Well, that too, We had toignore.
A. Well, Mr.. B., you will allow me to
say, 1 have never heard ofso much ssnore-
ance in one grand jury in all my life.
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The State Of Sos Carolina,
- j YORK: DISTRICT. - :.
ETf si-nnS .SS' I'm ffe Common Pleas.sN

J. n. Strong IL the Common Pleas
s. Y Ruddock. ID. attachment. ~
.HIHEREAs the plaintiff did on the 18th day
w of January, 1858, a6is his Defamation O.
>eainst the defendants who, 3asit iSsaid isa6sent
nom and without the lfnits 0f thlsStste sasdhas
neither wife nor attorney known within tho saue,
upon whom o copys:of ths.said declaration might
be-served. 1t is therefore Ordered that the. said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec-
lsfation, son or before sthe28tk day of Jannafy,
which will be in the year Of our Lord one thans-
and eight hundred and ffty-nine, otherwise fnsl
and absolute judgmentSwill then be given md O.
-Narded against him; los ,ssSSx1A, ,Sses:s 4EE.
sJan29 IyA,y-r3
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PHILEpF1nHIA. Sent. a.18s8.

srsE -s:s' .'i PHnGDEIFHIA, Sept 8, 1855
PROF. WOOD Deaf Sir: Your Hair Restora-
tivs isprosing itselfbenefcial to me, The front,
and also the ck:part Of my head almost lost its
fact aALps I have used but two half
pint bottles OF your, Restorative and now The top
Of my head is we'll studded with apromising crop
Young hsir, sad the frontis also receiving. It's
benefit. have tried other preparations without
any ybeueit whateyer. I think from my own per
sonal res6nmendatiou, Tcan induce many others
to tryis 10 >, Yours respectfully, 1,&S3
I ys;s,,,:; .-.a y. B. TH0MASrM.R 5.
y .,,.,s.. 49,, 4 No. .464 Vine street:
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joy, to the Admirers off,
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

So! ',ts NIX RneHeadofT trsf ';etI Z :
p RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Talk 6f beanty,< ~ eanuot stiss without 3 fns
head of hairs then read the following, 'and II you
ash mort, ,csee circular aroundeach bottle, and no
one can doubt z>.ra=: lsgl: ~ - 5,-,s -
DROFEssOR 'WO0D'sfHAIR RE
IL SToRATIVE, --.We2callfh the attention of all,
old aud young to this wonderful preparation,
which turns back to its originaicolor gray hair
covers the. Head of the bald With a. luxrriant
growth-+rehnoves the idandruf, itching, and all
eutaneous eruphous--canses o continual fow OF
the natural fluids; and hence, if used as aregu-
Undressing for the bair viii pres9yeits color. and
keep itfpm falling 10 OK treme old age, in al its
natural beauty We coll then ;npon the bald, the
the Young viii not, rs they ydlust flowing looks,
n, lie wi.ehing cnr, ever be without t. IT'S
praise is upon fhe tongue 81 thousands. :. -
e TIE Agent for PROT. WOOD Hair Restorative
IN New Hayen, recsfved the following letter in re-
gard to the Restorative, q few weeks since
- DEEP RBEB, Co3g., July %, 1866
= Mr.: LeasenSorth- have been trohbled
,aith dandruf or scurf on my head for moro than
q year my hair Began to come out, scurf and bair
together. I SAN i'm New Haven psper about
,"Wood,s Hair Restoratfqs" as aeure. realled at
y66ur store On the 1stof April last, and purchased
one bottle to try it, And found 10 my satisfaction
il was the thing 10 removed the scurf and new
hair began to grow; lis now tgoor three inches
in length .phas if.cas al ef. I have great faith
in it'll wish hlyou to send metwo BOTTLES mdrsby
Mr. Post, the bearer of thar Idont know as any
Of the kiudis used In this place, yeus may hare
market for many bottles after tits known here.
Yours With respect, RUFUS PRATT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

. How 70 TEtI 4 L4BBS BBSsEE.-stA 4 few days
since e , a gentleman, being beyond, the limits
ofhis8 8sighborh6od, inquired Of a pert ne
gro II the road he was. travelling led to a
certain place; ouHss gave &hs required ~ q
formation, 5ueseened curious to know who
the stranger was, aswel as his occupation.
,Fortherfunef The. thing the traveller conclu-
ded to humor ebony 4 little, and the follow
ing Dialogue ensneds 80 hsS
INV name, is ---; and as to the business
,Isfollow,if yousarerat .aaN smart, yon1oan
guess that from my ,appearance-7can't you
tell Ht6as 4 am atimber cnttsr3' ks&a4's
tNe, boss, You 10 timber eutter.'. ?, yyr
, AN oyerseer, thenp ~, ., =. - s:
:. eNo; sir, you no look like one:'~ : ~
.Whas Jay you to my being asdoctor"
q Doa's think 80, boss, dey ride IN sulky.
: : 1tgeH, how % you think I VIII do for a
preacher" -
as 4vetss 'spsets yoa is dat, SIR. , -; :,
"a Ps6dw, C1tFee, you are q greater fool than
Etoeksgon fos-~don't T. look more like, a
rtsau-aeyshing' eieft @as -,.,~'''
:, :, no, sir:rse, BOB, you Hont DIT 2 .'.:> -
s<lEhy, CafeeS., r,..s~.. 4 10 ~ t: -,...s
+,. sIHhy, now You see, Boss, I's been sidin
Md sSou 70; q niis, aud you haint e,,ssed
any, and you know lawyers alseays @cusses.
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itsasvH tosn sxithstha asmeuts 'adtterinl,
iashs bsssssA PISSED R friend knew
&s Vas . friend by remark he made
S'sssss .ssss Bss III III / Il sis ssisiss es ,ssS
and that's the way + happened in your
engine ROBIN. EFm not a good swimmer,
GaptGn; dosxcuse. me, iyou pleaaex from
tskiHs wufer.' -sr-7; - - r.,'tr
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Wholesale Agents:

!, Bones q PetE New York 7. ", aDyetts&
sIsla ss;ds es ass%e1i 3'sa G.s:sss I en-.
nssteck 8, Davis, Chicago; o. ], Hoea.&. Co..
Hances Baltimore. And dretailed by allfBrpggists.
Sold asso3y. ALLISON 4 BRATTeE. -
n eFA forkyile, g. g. !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

this way who amt up to snuff, just you eA-
nlain to them that man can room with ms
wife if he wants to.
The Washington republicans, not being
allowed to fire their guns overthe Connect
icut victory, within the city, dragged 'he'r
ordnance across the river into Virginia. ana
fred them from the banks of the Potomac
right into the ears of the president in the
White House opposite. While engaged in
this business, some gentlemen crossed over
from the presidential mansion with very
anxious looks, and supposing that some one
was drowned, and that the firing was only
to raise the body, eagerly asked, is any
one dead p Yes was the reply, IN solemn
tones. sWho is itF james Buchanan
The truth here began slowly to creep over
the visitors, and they bowed themselves OIL
Frank Blair, in a recent speech IN 81
Louis, said that zone Stare stands more IN
The .cay of building a railroad than three
mountains.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
London Correspondence.

We have received from Mr.. HENRY NJ.
WELLS. an old friend Of ours, two letters
since his arrival at London. The first, we
did not print, principally for want of space.
Our friends home is in Brookfield, this
State, though for some years he lived al
Windsor, and more recently resident Of
New York. lie started on his European
visit in January, and arrived at Galway
Ireland, the last of the month. He thinks
Galway muddy town, and its chief at.
fractions g bareheaded and barefooted girls
and bows, and ditto old women" He next
visited Dublin and Belfast, both of which
he pronounces fine cities. Next he visit,
Glasgow and Edinburgh. He liked botf
places. He says the scenery and high
lands of Scotland strongly resemble Yer.
mont. Railway travelling, he thinks bet
ter in ireland than England or Scotland
but in neither as good as in America. Hav.
ing thus disposed of our correspondent:
first letter, we publish below, most of hi;
second. We are obliged to our friend foi
his attention. He is now in London, AM
will visit Paris and other European cite;
during the coming season, and now, friend
| if you find any places which in true grand
eur, exceed the summit OF Old Ascutney,
which we have both scaled together many
time, Just let US know. We don't believe
Westminster Abby, or any other Abby Cir
Europe) comes anywhere near it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
d.. Slave hunting in the free States, is

Eg Slave hunting in the free States, is
Just now, a brisk business. An alleged
Fugitive Slave was arrested at Zanesyilie,
Ohio, Tuesday night, and taken before
Judge Marsh, who decided that the prison.
er was illegally held, and discharged him.
He was re-arresled, put in irons ard driv-
en- to the depot, for the purpose OF taking
him to Wheeling. A desperate effort was
made by the negroes to rescue him, and du-
ring the excitement clubs and pistols were
freely used, and several persons were bad
ly injured. The attempt at rescue proved
unsuccessful. Meanwhile writ was serv-
ed on the Marshal commanding him TO
bring the prisoner before the Court. This
point has not yet been settled. The ex-
citement in regard TO the matter still con-
tinued to be very great at last advices. In
the rescue cases at Cleveland, the trial of
the second man progresses slowly. Slave
holders and doughfaces are doing a good
Anti-Slavery work.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

m p ortunt 10 n e mn les.
DR.. CHEES EN- ANS PILLS

Prepared by CORNELIUS l., CHEESEMAN NJ h n
York City The combination ofingredientsin these
the result of long and extensive practice They HS
their operation and certain in correcting all rregulay
Painful transformations. removing all obstruet ons WIS.,
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the side pa
ofthe heart whites all nervous affections h, n
pain In the back and limbs Be- disturbed sleep vbih
from interruption OF nature. TO MARRIED LADIES ps
Cheeseman's Pills inyaluble they viii bring ~ ~
monthly period with regularity Ladies who have b,,r az
appointed of other pills place the utno,
L. In De. Cheeseman's Pills doing all thai he, ~,
sent to do & a9Ass ssA sR NV
MOTTO .-There Is one condition OF the femal. .v.,
In which the Pills cannot be taken withou ~
CULIAk RESULT The condition referred 10 i PIX p,S
CY-the result MISCARRIAGE Such Is the iy,ss,.,
tendency If the medicine to restore the
normal condition, that reproduetl power
cannot resist IL
Warranted purely vegetable and free from thin i;
rious Explicit directions, which should be rad aeeon
each box, Price 81 Sent By mail enclosing 81 4, X
General agent Sold by druggist in ever, town IN ~
United States X, D. Hutehings General Ascent "a, g
United states. l65 Chambersst., New York 10 Win E
whoesale orders should be addressed For sale WLol
nd Retail, BY OF. WOODS, Bellows fails,Nt. Sssa1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

ca The New York Anti- Slavery Stand
ard is among the best weekly papers pub
lished. 1t is distinctively Anti- Slacery, and
when an apprentice, it was always one of
the exchanges we selected to read, and to
it we feel largely indebted for much Anti
Slavery truth. Its fourth page is gener-
ally filed with some of the most choice
of American and Foreign literature, while
on the Savery question it is honest, without
concealment, and without compromise.
When we commenced to publish paper,
we sought it in exchange, and intended be-
fore this TO have made this mention, and
thus crafty feeling we have long enter
tanned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

The Vermont School JornaL-We have
received the first two numbers, printed at
the Freeman office, Montpelier, which are
filed with matter interesting to all who have
any interest in Education. The article in
the second number, on 6 Ponds and School
Honses of Vermont" is fine piece of
composition. The second number is better
than the first, both in matter and typogra-
ply. 1t is edited by A. f. Leavenworth,
Hinesburgh, and j. S. Spauldirg. Barre,
both well adapted 10 the position they oc-
cupy. Mr.. Spaulding is the well known
principal OF Barre Academy, and Mr..
Leavenworth is giving his whole attention
to its publication, and we trust it will prove
a successful experiment. Sl,00 year TO
single subscribers, and to clubs it will come
at cheaper rates.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-A Bachelor
friend of ours lately married and about to
plunge into the mysteries OF housekeeping
was sent to the store few days since, by
his better half, with list of articles TO be
purchased. Not being very well acquainted
with the amount necessary for the various
culinary operations, and not observing his
list with sufficient care, he called for a
pound and half Of nutmegs. Windsor
Journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
LoNnoN. Anril II. 1870


DEAR TIMEs:- The size
of the Incorporated city of London proper,
that part only over which the Lord Mayor
has jurisdiction, is but about two miles in
extent, and is very small portion, and in
about the centre, of the actual city. In
that part of the city called Westminster,
where stands Westminster Abby, (the
abode of the noble dead,) and the magnifi-
cent Houses of Parliament, Gin the clock
tower of which that celebrated Paria-
ment clock, for the last three years
has not been going,) and also the royal
residence of Queen Victoria, Bucking-
ham Palace, the Lord Mayor has no more
jurisdiction than that nincompoop of a
President who has for the last three years.
50 mfsruled the United States of America.
Each section or District is governed. as far
.as city matters, such as street cleaning &c.
are concerned by its own Parish 1.-THE word
is here used in a civil, not ecclesiastical
sense). ra
If were going TO nickname London. |
would call it the : city. of chimneys" 1t
is the first remark Of an American on look-
ing down from an eminence, say the top of
ST. Paurs, I" What an enormous conerera-
ton of cIimneysl" ! counted the other
day upon one small house, thirty-seven Of
these srpokersl" / suppose these are
supphed TO the houses out of pure kind
ness, as the Londoners are great smokers
themselves, through mos. OF the older
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

The Republic Monthy.-This magazine
takes stand in the front rank of Amcri-
can publications, and we have read its pages
with much interest. Its seriel articles on
the peculiar out door features of New York
city life, will interest large number. It's
wood engravings which are very numerous
are very good. 1t is got up in way well
calculated TO please the general reader
Get one of Bates at the depot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

eg The Burlington Times and Free
Press frequently exchange shots at each
other The editor of the Times formerly
owned the Free Press. The Times recent
ly intimated that Free Press man drank
six quarts and pint of whiskey daily,
without feeling it above the pit of the
stomach. The Free Press replies that
there are no whiskey drinkers among its
men, and that there has been no one con-
nected with the establishment, accustomed
to drink daily six quarts and pint, Tor
any considerable quantity Of whiskey, or
any other liquor, with or without feeling it
above the pit of the stomach, since the for
mer proprietor left the concern"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

SPRINGFLp IrFMs.-We understand
that Black River Hotel is about changing
bands, having been leased for term of
five years, by its present occupant, Mr.,
Spencer, to Mr.. Wind of Townshend,
Mass, who takes possession next week.
The May day Festival at the Town Hall.
on Tuesday eve, passed off very pleasantly,
and did credit to its managers. The exer-
cises commenced with music. after which
was the coronation, which was managed
and executed with admirable taste. The
two little misses, Clara and Jenny Tarbell,
10 and 8 years old who opened the exer-
cises by song, received many praises from
the admiring company. They represented
Innocence and Love with the May queen,
: yet unerowned, and her maids of honor all
dressed in pure white robes, with wreath:
OF flowers about their brows, forming the
background. - -.
The crown of flowers was then placed
upon the fair brow of Miss Ellen Porter
50 Il rea: ararrss b. Miss Lipa Love
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

At market 525 Cattle, about SIS Reeves and 81 Stores
consisting OF Working Oxen Ailch Cows and one tWoand
three ears old ~
Prces Of Market Beef-EAtra IS IS 0 quality IS
" "a 70 second quality $3.50 00 third duality e.
90; ordinary "A 30 .1ssllIli ~ : - f'' ~
Working oxen--S75, $50. slI0, $50
Cows and Calves-S30, 30, IS az SCI
old 30 a 80 ~ - 'ufee years
Veal CalVes-s2 a 81.
sheep aud lambs-l3T0 at market. Priees-Extra and
selections 81 8. S. or from a 7c % 4, In lots 81 ~
50 q 3 25. " v !" ~ Jus - 20
Swine-572 at market
Hides d SIC. rallow a 13c d n
FeiS - % 9SI - each Calf skins 10 q 14c y H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
A newly married conple wore mi i,

A newly married couple were put into
saperate rooms at hotel at Wheeling, be-
cause the man entered his wife's name
separate and as Miss. The next morning
the green husband called one of the porters
aside, and whispered "What did that
young fellow over their" pointing to the
unsuspecting clerk. do with nay rife last
night 2" The clerk was astoni.hed and ex-
planned. "Oh, yes" says the verdant one.
we've been married four days, and were
on our wedding tour; but didn't know
you allowed the men and women to sleep
together ln-these big houses, or I'd made q
fuss last night. "-When they left, he said
to the landlord. "You keep first rate grub.
old fellow, bu, the next time party comes
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

FORGERY, THEFT, &c.-We learn from
the Keene Sentinel that man Tearing the
Vegetable name of Wood--A. j. the prefix
and engaged in the business of getting out
chair material, sent from Bellows Falls by
the express, forged note of $4,000. pur-
porting TO be signed by the Haywood Chair
Company, for discount at the Cheshire
County Bank also, another note of the
same amount and character, pnrporing to
be signed by the Winchesters, chair max
ers at Ashburnham, for discount at the
Rollstone Bank at Fitchburg = but the
notes were regarded as suspicious, and
their discount declined. Upon the calling
of Wood at the express office at Bellows
Falls for the proceeds of his paper, he was
arrested. and taken to Keene, for county
care, till his rial in September next. He
coufesses, we understand, the whole trans
action.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

SUICIDE Correspondence of the
TrMEs.) Our quiet town was suddenly
thrown into great excitement on Wednes-
day last, by the announcement that War
rem B. Richardson, one Of our most es-
teemed citizens, had hung himself Mr..
r. had for many years enjoyed the conf
dence of large circle of friends; and the
intelligence of his untimely end has cast
gloom over our entire community. But
few persons had more pleasant home, or
more to bind them to earth. He had APP
peared rather low spirited for few weeks,
On Wednesday he did not exhibit any un-
usual uneasness Of mind. When he left
his house at about o'clock, 2. NJ, he left
word that he was going out to superintend
some work some distance from his dwelling,
and not returning at tea time, search was
made for him. 1t seems he went directly
to his barn with a rope in his hand, with
which he ended his earthly career His
remains were carried to Chester for inter
ment. Il. b. Z.
PuTNEY, VT, May I'd, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
News !! Good News !
THE SUBSCRIBER HAvIN

THE So BSCRIBER HAVING MADE
the required arrangements begs leave TO inform hi N
liens OF Bellows Falls and vicinity that he Is prrar
furnish them with assortment OF all the New YcFt ~
Boston daily and weekly Newspapers. together with al ~
Monthly Magazines and eheap publications desirable Or
for particular articles In the way Of newspaper boat
possible lime, with exaeitade and premptness AnY t
newspaper periodical pubiishedin New York Bas,o,
Philadelphia. elsewhere, that csn be procured vii
Furnished upon order. without extra expense Tor pat
lars he refers you to Mr. W. MOORE who has renqui
cd the business In his favoror call upon him at the b
and he will endeavor to you vii eivify and sill sy
you hisProgramme with pleasure and without cost
II. G.. BATES, Agent
Bellows Falls March LIST. 1858 III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

Esy AT tie recent city election IN GUM
cy, H., the Republicans carried the city by
decisive majorities. A correspondent writ
ing us from that place, says: 1.-The Re-
pubIicans elected their whole ticket by ma
jorites ranging from ESQ to 700, and fire
out of sic of the Aldermen. Quincy has
never before carried clean out and out
Republican ticket We congratulate the
Republicans of Quincy on their significant
triumph.