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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29

Two distinguished philosophers took
shelter under one tree during heavy
shower. After some time, one OF them
complained that he felt the rain. "Never
mind" replied the other, ''there are plenty
of trees; when this one is wet through we
viii 60 to another"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29

SAFE in the world.
NVHEN the contents ofTr,ur ,,,pr,,.n -
they arc st,rosed SAFE is so Constructed
bv heat ba;n burned as 20 entirely of all com
them ana a. 1cted COMMUNICATION Of heat In this mart
casing thrones h wood by 50 constructing the door
doorway Nv ~ ana and the doorway fsoapstope
and plates dolls OF other equally nou-conduct
enne theiror bav ~ ius material, have no
side iron rIae 81 ~ iron bolts running through the
and Joining nc door, or iron plate around The
inside wool ras 49, ~ VIZ doorway, nor any connectIops
ing rom the outer to the inner part
best % the safe thereby keeping the
tariaf o the outside dire contents Of the safe
1y upon the a. tually protected from All
ing and Contents ~ neat that can be applied 70 the
1''e acoF, q in any other portion Of
% Allsafes save Ours 49, ~ 49,, sais; = -
safe door 80 1ae linus quilt. Examine ycur
NJ p. BIGELOW 4 ASso, ty.,n.~
Propretors. 81 school -t-ecs manufacturers
Farsher nzrti,Is opposite City Hail. Boston
sample seen On spuiirs.i 20 ne above ssfes and
Agents Grafton, Vt y onAhnIN BURGESS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29
THE PERFECT MELoDEoy

A NoTHRRTRfUMPHt : ATTHELATR sTATEFnl
"A atBuriington, theFEEFKcT NKIebneS xat agalnavsH
ca the Premium foTPurty power ofa,
and promptEcss Of touch.
In eFeFy desirable quality necessary for psrioIir
mem the Perfect Eeodeon Is unsurpassed oithjs
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the Base Damper, forwhIeh v, hr,
recently obtained letters PATENTS one Of the gfrs
ever made on the Msodeon. It nsetitg sa
neutrality-suspicious. and II considered rpensbsht
who have used Il and become familiar with is bcau,u
feetWithout itit Is almost mpoasible to sell an r
ment.
p NO RITES
frem the best makers selected by Prof. II. BAKni
Boston which is a eicnt guarantee Of ta,jy rr,
Ter sale and torrent ~ manufacturers prices.
All Instruments warranted and sent TO any psrtaf
country at our risk. FSTpy & GpYTt
BaArTlEDoRo Sept - 1886 ea
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29

A green-looking fellow hailed the Flush
ing omnibus-driver as he was going down
Pearl street recently, with, "Going to
Flushing 2" "Yes," said Jehu refining up
his horses. "WaIl, so Ihought!" respond
ed the gawky. and passed quietly on.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29
The Old Dominion Coffee Poi
READ THE PAMPHLETS.

READ THE PAMPHLETS.
& L. A RIA SY RUP,
TUE Only Real Further Of the Blood IN existence Il
Weakly Females or Nonng Children whoare scro'aep
II magical Every person knows that II hs bleed sr
he must be we'll Now. ali this prufcsses 10 do Is
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint No Mercury, No Art1k
Pains in tue Back OF Side. No Potash, Ne loeioe
Pimples on the Face. Nc e,,,h... Sod.
Kidney Disease. scrofuls
kyrsipeas Jaundicc. no loon, NO eHhef''
1T IS WARRANTED. or any Kind or natural
10 No newspaper puts or fictitious nsraes EFeFFf
son from whom certificate is given their names And
oers are published Any address them By vs.
Any person who tries the Syrup will soon discover sss
te, and Feconn nd u highly IL il emily just iniFede
ala not ~ single case has Il failed yet Weakly ishs
only TRY u and you viii not regret is On sonec
pie one bottle produces magical results With other
quires FIVE or six bottles
u General Depot, s. Washington Avenue Altspy.
Tor sale at 81 state street, Albany and by DasE
all the principal villages snd towns Of this State and Can
da and BY Y. Z. HADLEY, Chester VI
York
tLARK's SYRUP in aiTcases Of Sexual incspaeit q
>diseases Of the Spine and Kidneys Is magical Ipt
FOR safe by @. y. HADLEf, Chesn
lLARh's SYRUP changes the whole condition q
- eood and Kills the poison which iceds The htf1 =
eea For sale by c. y. IlADLEf, Ches'n-
tLARK's sYRuP-Generai Depot is IS washinstcn. A.
Snue, Albany New York JOS. CLAIM
(LARK's SYRUP is All Vegetable and no MInaal n
y mat : what the human blood needs. o,..,,
sof safe oy G. u hADLbi, 0no~
(iLARK's SYRUP, Forsore throat is Magical.
- For sale BY c. y. HADl.Bi, Chsa"
fLARK's SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Females o. 'h'a
" Puny Children is sar
For sale BY II. HADLEY, chsad
fiLARK's. SYRUP Is all Roots. and no Mineral y
For sale by CT. HADLEY, cht.,i.
4 iLARKS SYRUP has none Of deaths best frt1e.s
Neral. For sale by CT. HADLEY, chsso
iLARK's SYRUP cures any weakness in females q ~
eions children lnagicaily. For sa'ehy C. D. hAps1
Ohester, Vermont.
STATE OF yERMo Mt, At Probste Court Court =, =
DIST or WESTMINSTER, s. S. at Grafton. sshA
or SAID District on the 18th day Of July A. D. ~ 40
An Instrument purporting TO be the last VII ~ 80,
nent OF sNEk POWERS, lete of Athens, in sag -
leeeasefi, beng presented 10 the Court here y
overs aud silas ID. Powers. the executors therein
or PROBATE i Is ordered BY said Court that all a
crned therein. be notified TO appear sesoh. :.
curt, to be held al the Office Of b. ". Dean, Rees1
ration in said District the first Wednesday o. 80
!. ~ ieos and show cause, If any tbey may hass 3
he proha te Of said Will for which purpose il Is l
cred, that copy e the record Of this order oe
ree weeks successfully, in the BELLOWS FAILS lsir
a az Rockingham. as soon as may be. r,er
true copy Of record. Attest, BENZ. W DbAsN:;sss
Grafsass, July II, 1859. z~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-29

Scrutinizc a lawyer closely when he ad-
vises you to avoid litigation, and a doctor
when he drinks TO your health.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22
An Infant BabOOn.

The following curious account Of
baboon family is translated from a re
cent French work, by NJ. Boitard, 70
GO0drich'S Illustrated Natural His
tory.
There have been and are in the men
agerie Of the Garden Plants, Paris, {
number of balloons, and, four years
ago, female, who had young one
furnished one of the most amusing
and singular spectacles ever witness
ed. She was placed with itiu a cagC
near the one she formerly occupied
with several animals 0! the same spe
cics. The infant baboon was bideous
Ily ugly, but she lavished upon it the
most tender caresses. When'it wa;
eight days old the door OF communi,
cation was opened, and her male en-
tered. The mother, seated in the
middle Of the cage, held the young
heir in her arms, precisely Gs a rurse
would do under similar crcumstan-
ces. The happy father approached
and embraced his mate with French
gallantry upon each side of the face.
He then kissed the little one, aud sat
down opposite to the mother, so that
their knees touched each other. They
then both began to move their lips
with rapidity, taking the young one
from each others arms, rs if they
were having animated conversation
concerning it.
The door was again opened, and
the baboon friends entered one after
another, each embracing the mother,
who, however, would not allow
them to touch the young one. They
seated themselves in a circle and
moved their lips, as if ieicitating the
happy couple on the arrival Of the son
and heir, and perhaps finding ia it a
resemblance to either the
father or mother. This scene was
very much like that which often takes
place in the humble family on similar
occasions, except that we suspect the
Fluctuations were more heartfelt and
genuine on the part of the brutes than
OH that Of their more favored proto.
types.
All the baboons wished to caress
the young one; but 10 sooner did one
of them put forward his hand than a
good slap from tho mother warned him
OF his inGiscretion. Those who were
placed behind her stretched their hand
out slyiy, slid it under her arm, and
succeeded sometimes, to their great
JOY, in touching the little one without
the mothe perceiving it, particularly
when she was engaged in conversa-
lion. Bnt smart correction soon
.aught them that their indiscretiop
was observed and they quickly retreat.
I'd. 1t was evident that the monkey
mother, thoroughly acquainted with
he requirements other position, knew
well how to divide her atten,
ion between her guests and her infant
.harge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22
Courage.

Upon all accounts, personal courage
the capacity to meet physical dan
ger without the exhibition of unmanly
tear-must be very uncommon
quality in the United States OF Ameri
ca. AT any rate, the newspapers OF
the country are full of indirect testl.
monials to that effect. Ii there is any
justice in the homage paid to the re.
ported indifference to the difficulties
Of the situation Of an ole man who re.
Gently paid the penalty that was due
to his crimes in Virginia, the people
of the United States are body Of the
greatest towards that ever di5graced
humanity.
Now it is probable that the people
in general are such poltroons as they
are, by implication, represented. On
occasions Of trial, they prove to be, on
an average, as brave as The natives Of
other countries. Placed in the con
dition of John Brown, a large ratio
Of them would behave as well as he
did. Full halt the men Of the Anglo,
Saxon race who 80 TO the gallows, eX,
hibit no trepidatiOn. Fanaticism has
been always an antidOte to fear. For
centuries in Europe, Catholics burned
Protestants and Protestants Catho.
lics-tho burned going to the stake
with as much cheerl'un ess as the
burner. Why, then, is all this hom.
age paid to a case ot steadiness OF
nerve2 They are not brave men who
do it. There is POVERTY Of spiIit--a
consciousness of poltroonery some
where, that speaks jp all these efforts
to distinguish the Virginia malefactor
above other men.-Cin. Enq.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

UTwo gentlemen OF our acquain-
tance were complimenting each other
on their habits Of temperance. "Did
you ever, neighbor," said one, "see me
with more than Icould carryg"
mo, indeed" was the reply, "not
I. But have seen you when ! tho't
you had better have gone twice after
it." .ggi8iiT-7fs1o go rss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

"A dull clergyman said to the
boys in the gallery, "don'r make So
much noise, for you will wake your
parents below.R cUp n. .a-nq
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

U"What are you after, my dear!''
said a grandmother to a little boy, who
was sliding along room, and casting
furtive glances at gentleman who
was paying a visit. "l'm trying,
grandma, to steal papa's hat out of the
room without letting the gentleman
see it-he wants him to think he's
out"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

PHILps, the Irish orator, speaks
thus teelingly of his birth. place.
"There were the scenes Of my child.
hood which reminded me how ;nrio.
cent | was, ard the grave Of my faith
er to admonish me how pure | should
continue" " - 'i''sI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22


A WEDDING CAED.--The bachelor
editor Of the Fredericksburg Nsws has
received from q brother bach an in-
vitation to his wedding. The editor
consents to attend as "mournerp
but not as "pall bearer" ,o
Dear SE-Lori willing and the
woman don't back out, shall marry
on the. | should be glad to have
you present to profit by the example.
My prospect oe married
blosscdness may not be so bright, but
my experience Of single cuSSedaeSS
has insured me against regret, In
short | long for the chain, and expect
to hug t with everlasting satisfaction,
Yours, &C."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22
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vateindividuals, charged atthc usuolratoF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

, U A merry companion onitho
road ia as good asa nag, iiuon li9di
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

Il UIf you admit only true friends
to your house, you will need very few
extra chairs. Ht
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-22

O1t of good men choose acquaint-
ances; OF acquaintances, friends.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29
Tanning the Shrew,

once on time there was king, and
he had a daughter who was such u sco!d
and whose tongue went so fast there was
no stopping it. So he gave out that the
man who could stop her tongue should
have the Princess 10 wife, ana half his
kingdom into the bargain. Now, three
brothers who heard this, made up their
minds to 60 and try their luck; and first
OF all the two elder went, for they thought
they were the cleverest but they couldn't
cope with her at all, and got well thrash
ed besides. Then, Boots. the Youngest.
set OFT, and when he had gone a little
way he found an osier band LAYING Oh
the road, and he picked it up. When
he had gone a lutte farther he found q
piece Of fbroken plato, and he picked that
up too. a little farther on he found a
dead magpje, and little farther on still
crooked rams horn SO he went on a
Bit and fonnd the fellow to the horn; and
at last, just as he was crossing the fields
by the Kings palace, where they were
pitching ont dung, he found a wornout
shoe sole. All the things be took with
him into the palace, and went before the
Princess.
Good day said he.
Good day said she, and made wry
face.
Cant get my magp;o cooked here 2
he asked.
I'm afraid it will burst answered the
Princess.
oh ! never fcar for I'll just tie this
osier band round it, said the lad, as he
pulled it out.
The fat will run out Of it, said the
Princess.
Then I'll hold this under it, said the
lad, and showed her the piece Of broken
plate.
You are so crooked in your words, said
the Princess, there's no knowing where
to have you
No, pm not crooked, said the lad; but
this is, as he held up one Of the horns.
'Wellv said the Princess, 4 never saw
the match of this in all my days
why, here you see the match to it,
said the lad, as he pulled out th" other
rams horn.
Il think said the Princess, you must
have come here to wear out my tongue
with your nonsense
No, I have not said the lad but
this is worn out as be pulled ont the
shoe sole.
TO this the Princess hadn't word to
say for she had fairly lost her voice with
rage.
Nov you are mine, said the lad aud
so got the Princess to wife, aud half the
kingdom.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29
From Correspondent of Harpers Weekly
The Late Assassinations at Tacubaya,
in Mexico.

The most barberous scene which has
occurred on the American continent since
the suspension Of the heathenish rites OF
the idoIa:rous Church Of the Aztecs took
place on the llth Of ApEil at Tacubaya,
a village near the city OF Mexico, under
the immediate direction of the priests Of
the Romish Church Of that country OF
the present dag.
The Liberal amy bad been laying
seige to the city Of Mexico for three weeks,
when the Clergy party, in possession Of
the city, haG' obtained large reinfprcements
and moved to attack the Liberals. The
Clergy party forces numbered 1900 men,
and were led on by General Marquee, the
most blood.thirsty OF the chiefs who fight
fo' the supremacy OF the Church in Mexi.
co. The army Of attack, after being re-
viewed in the Grand Plaza OF Mexico, re.
ceiyed absolu,ion from the Church for all
their slns, and medals Of the Holy Vir.
gin to shield them. from the balls Of their
enemies. The army left the CITY at sew
On o'clock in the mor0ing. and at four o.
clock in the afternoon reached a point
above and 10 the east Of Tscubaya, where
the Liberal forces we're. The forces of
the Clergy party arranged their .orty
pieces Of artillery which they had With
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29
Iqruultur0l.
Deep Flowing.

1t has been truly said, that an increase
OF one inch in the average depth Of pIow.
ing throughout the United States, would
produce larger amount of profit, as com
pared with present results, than all the
gold received from California. We be.
lieve in this assertion but we do no. be,
Ieye that all soils, without being previ.
ousIy su5solcI, are fit for this immediate
increase in depth. We know that even
clay subsoiIs, which approach within
few inches of the surface, a,,ar being tho.
roughly subsoiIcd, become 50 arelioratcl
as to be capable Of admiX.ure with the
immediate surface soil; and we are equal
~ well aware hat subsoiling cannot be
performed with any profit in clay subsoils
containing excessive amounts Of water ::
that such soils must first he ander drain
ed, before sub>oiing can be pursued with
profit, rs well as tina. subSoilng must
pr"cecde An Increase Of depth IN surface
piowln". But there are millions Of acres
capable OF being plowcd to double the
depth To which they have ever received
an lnclsion from a tool Of any kind with
increased profit. Even in the State Of
new o'N there are thousands OF acres
NJ 'N's um"' winch have never been
pIowed 10 greater depth than four in
cheS, composed Of a loan entirely ready
to he disiutcgrpted by surface powinr.
to the depth of twelve or fifteen inches
with increased profit; and there are few
SOILS that may not be at once pIowcd to
an 'nch or more beyond the former depth.
me "dage 't""t many farmers own anotH
cr 'RFm immediately dnder that which
they now cultivate cannot be too often
/ repeated, and IA" ludiclous farmer whose
wi! has been SO often quoted, rs having
informed his sons that be had buried a
sum Ct money Mt depth OF twelve inches
somewhere on his farm, and that they
mus i'Nd H. improved the quality Of their
products 10y 'he disturbance OF the sol.
more '"" he you'd have benefited them
. oY '"e 'UpPoSe' legacy by direct Ocqueath
/ m"'''' Less manure VIII produce a large,
amo"ni oi crops III deeply d's'ntegrated
So'' ana II IS not true that the deeper
+ YOU p'"w me more manure you require.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29

MARRY.--Jeremy Taylor says, if you
are for pleasure, marry ; if you prize rosy
health, marry, and even il money be your
object, marry. A good wife is Heaven S
best gift to man his angel and minister
of graces inpumerable /; bis casket ofmany
jewels; her voice his sweetest music her
smile his brightest day; her kiss the guar.
dian, of, his innocence; her arm the pale
OF his safety, the palm ofhis life; her in
dustry his suTest wealth; her economy
his safest steward and Der lips bis faith
ful counseIlors; her bosom tha safest pil.
low OF bis cares and her PRAYERS the
ablest advocate Of Heavens blessing on
your head.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29

WINDOWS OPENED MORE WOULD KEEP
DOCTORS TUOM TIE DoOK.-A very large
quantity Of fresh air is spoiled and render
ci foul by the act Of breathing. 4 man
spoils not less than gallon every minute.
In Sight hours breathing. full grown
man spois rs much fresh air as seventeen
three.bushcI sacks cou.d hold Ifhe were
shut up in room seven feet long, and
seven feet high, the door and windows
fitting SO tightly that no air could pass
through, he would die, poisoned by his
own breath, in very few hours in
twenty four hours he would have spoiled
all the air contained in the room, and
have converted it into poison Reader.
when you rise to morrow morning, iust
go out Of door, for five minutes, and ob
serve carefully the freshness of the air
Tha; air is in the state in which God
keeps II for breathing. Then come back
suddenly into your close room, aud your
own senses will at once make you feel how
very far the air in your chamber is fsom
being in the same wholesome and service
able condition.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29
-S=~ ~ U-

Kin You tell me, Sarubo, de key to de
prosperity of de Souf 2
Key to prosperity Of de SoufN Big
words, Juno; guess YOU must hab been
eating massa's djcksiunary. GoIly, l ain't
larned nuI to answer dat
well, chile, It's de darkov.'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29

them, and commencing firing upon Tacu
baya, a village in which reside the families
of most of the rich foreigners and natives
OF Mexico. As noieotiee had been given
OF this attack, the families of these peo
pie were much endangered, and the lives
OF several poor women and children were
actually sacrificed. This merciless fire
lasted for two hours, and was then hush
ed until the following morning (the llth
OF ApriD.
On tho morning Of the nth, at seven
o'clock, forty pieces of artillery opened
upon the devoted place, and kept up an
lncessant fire until after ten o'clock, when
the liberals were forced to retire, owing
to the trcachcry or ignorance Of their com
mRnder in chiet, and notwithstanding they
had killed at least ten of the Clergy Tor
c"s for every man they had lost.
The Clergy forces entered Tacubaya
about eleven O'Clock, and at once com,
menced scene Of pillage and massacre
never before witnessed i'll civilized coun.
try. irleSts were seen in their robes ur.
glng thcI: soldiers TO murder in cold blood
.''''" " ''' t-."o'n'S VINO
-, ",' :" ,ne N"ee'S' Inc "fdhke"
soldiers Of the Clergy parity required lii
4" urglng. They broke into the houses
OF citizens, robbed them; and where thcv
found persons at AL suspected of being
Liberal in their views, they either rnur.
dered them IN the most tieudish manner
W "''HSeu mem OH 20 PRISON with Kicks
un Il 4
""u c'I'N. Inc doctors IN the hospitals
'''S' % person" always respected even
:" savage "'t'are-wcre taken from Their
"'h'I" ""rN ana dragged to urlS0n.-
i"'N ".'"' O. H"' "Hd mHsHdcIe lasted
"n'' Tue SHADES ct night act IN ; and
"'G'II nave bcru accounted luI 10y the IA
"''y,S'" o' thr priests and soldiers had
,"' "'"'''H Marquee ana Miramon IN
""'>'', 'uo "'.l'h proceedings "t the day
'H''"e''"S the "N>'>S'rA'l"" OF sixteen
P'>'"S' ''''""S I"e'h seven doctors lh"'e
Poor "n'orI"hh,'N were led ont amidst the
N"'"'N ~ "'"hN'h S"ldciS' excited on y
Se'y'"' persons !" The "'"Ns OF priests,
'"" '"N"n /" vacant spot III The highest
E'' 81 t'E"''y', III '"e rear o' The Mo
'"" We ,"."'|- mere 'h"y were S'np
re" - ''''r r'''"'"S' "n'' one 10y "n"'
s'''' III u manner woe" '"r brutality de
'''H "''','P''o"' "" tore'gn doctors
I''' ." -N''','',"', UE 'ne name "l Albert
- ','','I'' | %',' '' E"S'''n'"an 10y me name
~, o'''" ''''' were we "'>t Nlcl''hS'-
F''''' !" P"H''oh, ana I'VE SOL
IaI. ~, L,..,"I '",." ~ NV
"l''"
and ,Lo, J;.,J,,,.,,I ,I'.., ,,,,,lI.,,, 'a.,
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E,rth rho J.mo,;,c c,;,. or ,La ,,'i, .'' -
Iec,eJ who shnn,.d .n,,,h - t,r,,a,
nrs ~ .n,nI. =, ,l.,.;,. ~ ~
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