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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
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COfFFE-There Is moderate femsud ard piices ar .reoy
ats Java Of 5c, and 30 bags Tsse Laeusyrs 1t &C. We
java White T. Els ols 'M,.csibo ...........ll flSl
Rio fair prime z! Jamaica a. =
Ro ordinary ..."''''i an D. oOninto WI wv
Lssuays..............l2 Gt2.I ,, ,-.h -
COAL-The demand for Domesiic has been good or he Las
snd with free arrivals prices afe sustained our ~
bot consumption greater than last season We ilote y
1884 ard fid - Y tun from yaIi
Foreign fair demand Liverpool oire 10 selling -eiy
6 = mos in pat 70 arrive Other kinds nouiasL
COPPER-The demand h limited for most descriptions. ou
-sdiy Nrw Stealing commands Do fcloS "a
c; Brszie SydSlc., mouths and R-hu-d Ino
"a! 23ic cash and ouths Old Sh-athns Is in fair reqlr
A. ~ d?1r - 3D. "a. latter rate for extra quality
DiENOODS continue quet bui the soPfy s.ai ~
prices rue flmy; Of 100 Jamaica Log~ooi rs -
uns Of 49, aud 10 tun' saVar' e''1' a. -
E.RTHFNwARE- There has been activity IN this
branch d .ness during the past week among the oooe' o
with importers trade rather quiet and with an sample 80 on
The usrk. prices sboT improvement, notwithstanding o-
the Br.h manufacturers in reducing the i'' OF "
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demsnd for Wes,ern Canal Floui
moderate: holders checks III. inquiry ir me
Past doing TO- 'iipTinF ohlo az NJ my
held and lees peny other hiAo' are ~ w.
better grace the close the s.s are - ~
bb. a, flr slrerhne state; 81 fodti D ~
fAtrs co. 81 81 40 fo perhne Westerns - $40 o.
for ou grades fAhoop Extra 60 t5G 80 " old s9o ne "
50 Tor 81 Louis Extra and Double Exa aad IS ga :. o
xiia Double EAua Genesee. Canadian folf N JAZZ ie
quest aid steady with moderate aTriyas sae OF 20 Dds q
"a Sou'heru Flour quite steady but dle the demand
is part the West luele the arssh are not are Dt AZ.
quite the trade the sales are 10 oes 81
r. IS sup.rhne Bstiucre &c and % 20 % ID
the better grads. Rye Flour ~hg; change tn demAod
far Of - bbs 81 - ooo - ST. orn Ma Is nas 'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Vpon The whole withdrawing - cent inrfei@ o. =
cepi. any r-s' change IN prices h1Iel tae
msse huCiusinf ysIyg ifom cay - cay %
So bead The Milton sce # Washington ma se has been
vsry Unsatisfactory The sae~P etNeEs NO Pa 20
trade ;Aere by plain oi osint from y - 7e-.
head on droves Slaughtered this week TIE Toeoo2 q
10 sbsep il orhy CT remark vii D Il nc Us;
Of drove. reported We found market 3: BoSrnss On
Monday ve-y brisk Ye.-ecsy d sssin IBIS morning
nothing coiI up 10 oeock and very lev '-seP l. -e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16

BUTCHERING BUSINESS.
Also about thousand dollars worth of Pork, Ham,
and Beef The Market Of the best in New England
credit Of $1,000 the purchase money will be given
necessary +. W. TAYLOR & co.
Bellows Fails, May IL, 1859. IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16

INDIAN ASEcDoTE.-A young Indian
failed in his attentions TO q young squaw.
She made complaint TO an old chief, who
appointed hearing, or trial. The lady
laid the case before the Judge, and explain
the nature of the promise made TO her. 1t
consisted of sundry visits to her wigwam,
..many little undefnable attentions. and
presents, a bunch of feathers, and several
wards of red flannel. This was the charge.
The failhless swain denied the ''undeiina-
BILE attentions" in toto. He had visited
her fathers wigwam, for the purpose OF
passing away time. when it was not con-
venient to hunt; and had given the feathers
and flannel from friendly motives, and no.
thing further. During the latter part OF
the defence the squaw tainted. The plea
was considered invalid, and the offender
sentenced to give the lady "a yellow feath-
er, a brooch that was then dangling from
his nose. and dozen coon SKINS
The sentence was no sooner concluded
than TIL squaw sprans upon her feet, and
clapping her hands exclaimed with JOY.
Now me ready TO be courted again !!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16
Frou tue Amerfchn FreHpy ttf
A Thrilling Incident.

One beautiful summers afternoon, ], in
company with my wife and chili-a little
prattling fellow of six summers-started
out for walk. A little dog that was very
much attached to the child, presistcd in
following us. Twice had driven him
back the las, time, as thought effeciually.
The afternoon was very fine and as slow
ly followed the serpent-like windings Of the
railroad, conversation very naturally turned
to the scenes and little incidents Of our
walk the gaily-plumed songsters, the chat
tering squirrel and the bumming bee, all
conspired to take our attention.
Becoming wearied, al length we cast
ourselves down on grassy knoll by the
side Of a railroad, about two hundred yards
below where sharp angle occurs Kidding
il from view. Our little boy was higher
up on the bank, busily plucking the blue
bells and dandelions. that grew in profusion
around and we soon lost sight of him Alto
gether.
My wife was engaged in persuing copy
Of "Baxter's Saints Rest" while l had
cast myself on the grass beside her, en-
wrapped in the beauty of the landscape
spread to view. There field of tasselling
corn waved gently TO and fro, while here q
field of Sweet-scentcd clover shed its CRATE
fnl fragrance on the air. Twas only by
the tinkling Of sleeps bells, or the lowing
of kline, as they peacefully grazed on tho
distant pasture, was thinking Of the in-
finite wisdom and goodness of the Great
Creator, in thus making the earth so beau
tiful for poor, sinful man, and how thous-
ands are swept from its charms and forgot
ton, when l was aroused ffons my reverie
by the shrill whistle of the approaching
train. Instantly turned to look Tor little
Harry, when quick exclamatiou from ny
wife caused me to turn.
She was pale as death. civilian, look
at our ehi'd,s shs family ~Aispsrsd- Idn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16
News 7! Good News !!

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE
required arrangements beg leave to inform the cit
bellows fas and vicinity that heis prepared to
furnish them with assortment of all the New York and
daily weekly Newspapers together with all the
Monthly Magazines and cheap Orders
particular articles in the of newspapers books OF
periodicals him will be filed in the shortest
possible time, with exacude and promppess Any book
newspaper periodical pubshedin New York. Boston
Philadelphia elsewhere that be procured will be
furnished upon order without For partcu
lars Mr. j. w MOORE who has relinquish
cd the business call upon him at the Depot
and will endeayor to with eviity and will show
YOU hisprogramme with pleasure and without cost.
II. G.. BATES, Agent.
Bellows Falls March lst 1858. ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16

At hotel-tabIe one day, one boarder
remarked to his n-ighbor:-
This must be very healthy place for
chickens"
sWhy p asked the other.
aBecause, never see any dead owes
about" T ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

RUTLAND s. BURLINGTON r. Il.
nN and after Monday, january IL, 1859, Trains win
" Run Follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 A. NJ. and rs PM.
Arrive at Rutland, II 40 F" 1880 $
Leave Rutland, 1l50 = $500 A. NJ.
rriye at Bellows Falls 225PM si5
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 800 AN. and 1870 T. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland 10 80 . 255
Leave Rutland 800 305
Arrive at burlington el5 - 81 600 50
At Burlington Trains th Lake champlain Steam
and Trains of Vermont Central Road. At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and Newfork Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Falls with Trains Of
the Ptchburg Worcester Lowell and Bos
With VT. Valley Road for Braeboro Springfield Hart
ford Haven and New York. And with Sullivan Road
for Windsor White River Junction. and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
u Passengers going West viii find this the and
direct Tickets and all
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
Il. A. CHaPIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND, ian. u, 1859. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16
The Green Mountain Tiger

vVILL stand this the stable Of the subscriber
w in Grafton fourth of mile north of Grafton VII
age the road leading from Grafton Chester and will
mares at 81 the leap 81 the and SIS
shipped this horse to Illinois year ago prevail
ed this Winter by the people Of Grafton and vicinity
bring him back again he has proved extra breeder
This horse sired by ses horse of South Royaston
Mass his dame by Morgan De Forest Hartwes Horse
Wapoe his colts prove to be large he Is dappe bay
and seven years old this Spring.
JOHN AVER
Grafton, Vt May 8, 1853. Is
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The Cheapest and Best
Lightning Conductor

Lyons Patent Scroll Rod,
MADE from Sheet Copper, which has than eight
vi times the conducting power Iron Rods, have
failed protect the buildings which they placed
S. s. BIGELO % w,
Agent the above Rod In the State vcrmnnt pre-
pared put them up best All orders should
be addressed s. BgeIow Revere House. Brstteboro Vt
ENTS WANT
Mr.. BIGELow will also furnish and put up
FREEMAN Co.'S SUPERIOR yASEs
G- For further particulars Circulars, which will be
furnished to all who apply at the above place % 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16

Gift ing in Value from Fry Cents TO 500, given
the Purchaser of every Book.
nv take pleasure In stating that the liberal
w ing patronage bestowed upon by people
England and other parts of the country enables
su greater Inducements to purchasers OF Books nd
vdnals or associations getting clubs than before
The advantages posses any other similar esab
shmcnts In the country, especially for filing New England
orders must hc evident TO those acquainted with posi-
ton and undtsnd superior and increasing facilities
doing business. Our advantages as follows
We publish large list Of va uabe books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works
change for own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for at
very low pr
We put n Objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer no IN iuccments which do fulfill.
We buy watches narge quantities for cash, and Of
the best make
We have Jcwery made to order by the best manufac
turers in this country and Eurofe
By doing extensive business make yerv ralaa-
bic presents more frequently TO purchasers.
Our present plan OF operations is the originated
ye by Mr. q. g. Evans and Is toned not on
B BY the highest Jn ieal authority in nearly every
the union but by the voice Of the people from Maine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-16

.c.xrs w.NrEn EyEnYwuERE.

Catalogues Sent free ON Appiicatioa.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
The most liberal commission, In money books will be
given 20 persons associations forming clubs for ten
more books time. Post masters looi
teachers students ccrgymen any private individuel
male or female repense from we'll selected
Library without expense by acting agents. Please
send for Car iogHe and Cneltlar.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
As there various parties advertising themselves Ia
the GIFT business some wing the audaety claim hav
inc hen the orisnatos have the disposition
ability f their promises feel ita duty to our
selves public state that have no connection
with auy York New England ind iDdyid
ua sending money such parties must not blame If
they get judge Of the business by such stand
ard. .
orders from Clubs single Individuals solicited from all
parts of the country.
G. G. EvANSS s. CO.,
A. Ccruh;II Ro.teu, 27-39
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