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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-24


entail journals in the above enumeration hav-
ing been formerly known as organs Of the SoitS.
We desire no better evidence than is here pre-
scntcd of the correctness as well us the popu-
laritv of the position we have assumed and
maintained upon this subject Not only is the
Democratic Press nearly unit upon this i'm
portant question, but so also are the people.
The extracts We give to-day from the Jamai-
ca democrat" the Ovid Bee Madison sob
server" Seneca observer &c, will be found.
owing to the position these papers hold IN the
party, of especial interest, and We commend
them to the careful attention -four readers
The moral position OF Mr.. Dlcknson's friends
is further demonstrated by the following aft-
Gle from leading organ Of our party in New
England:
Tur New YonH DEMocgAcY.-Durins the
( last six months the Democratic politicians and
press of New York. have made commendabIe
efforts to heal all past differences, and to effect
u thorough fusion with view to future coop
Grafton. The y. Y Daily "News" has been
prominent in this laudabc work. and its labors
! have not been without their valuable fruits. -
/ Bat recently, movement has been made by
the leaders of former section OF the party,
which has tended TO disturb the union which
was 50 strongly ccmenting itself in the Demo
cratic ranks. We allude to the attempt to wrcSt
the election the Delegates to the National Con
ycntion. from the Democracy oil the several Con.
cr,ssional Districts, and vest their appointment
in the State Convention. The result Of such a
movement would he to enable the majority oI
that Convention to suppress, entirely. the voice
of the minority Of the Democracy Of New York
in the National Convention. The movement
has other aims than those ostensibly assigned.
+ But whatever its aims, its effect would be to
revive. al once, the strife of the old factions
and 20 prevent the success Of the democratic
party in the Empire State for years, ms
movement is very properly opposed hy the
/ DAILY News, and large portion of the Demo, 70,
cratic press of the State. They see the eYii
and the injustice CT the movement, ana De-
nouncc it. We trus. that the formidaole cx,
preston which has already been maze asaihs, 81
it. by the Democratic pres oi 'e ,iIudsd "n ~
induce the projectors OF the scheme alluded TO-
n abandon il without delay.
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'NMO YOI.NG LADIES.

Two YOU Nc LADIES' well qualified 10 teach
ra"n IaL higher English, Latin, French. G-rman
'.-: t'Ayon.'.: and Music. wish 10 obtain situation
'-.i~ % pirate family school. For further par
-AN al!...- Miss L. T. CJWDkEY,
.-s- i---..s Wir..- Hrooip. county, New York.
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=, kD.r1.Ss AND p.kiyrEisS.

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| sock a. PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. BOZ
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NJ. Yor, Daily aIl W.cSiy Canandnigul M-sseng.r.
Ncy. OswrSo Palladium
wu.larrp;on Democr3:. Goshen Ind. Republican.
I1inr, t;uz.::c Port Jervi- Union.
Cortland Gazette. N.wburgh Telegraph.
pa;,.b,rc Republican. Carmel Courier.
U,icott. vile Unon Jamaica Democrat.
Hudson Gazette Troy Daily Budget.
pou.hke,psie Telegraph. Saratoga Republican.
Wes: Troy Democrat. schenectady Reflector.
Albany Standard Schohare Republican
pin. Plain. Herald Grecnport Watchmaa.
Eun,lo Pe,, Monticello Wa,chm.n
Fonda Star White Plains, West. Journal
IocInor Democrat Highland DemOcra..
Svr,.u.. Courier Yunkers Herald.
Cenryu tiazctt. Perry Timc-.
Og.isfstrrg Democrat brooklyn Eagle.
Ba,ay Democrat Bath Advocate
Hamilton Union Glcn's Falls E-pub!can.
Madison Observer. Ovid Bee.
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e.oppr,,. uoxK SpnINGs FoR SALE.

June 2i-r;i Clover Depot: ia,''ah - 10"
Mr. C. g. Terry li.ius the land Will ,ho~ II 10 any
one or Civ. any information ccncernlEI u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
DEATHS.

In burlington, Nov. Is, CHARLES LAID of Bellows
Fails ssed 70 sests ever oct 80 MADISON PERRY,
vonrrs son Of win W Perry, aged Is yrs and months
Thus death dissolyes our pleasures sure. mere
Yet hope. through Christ, + gwen,
That with our friends We shall appear,
safe az our hone me y nFEeee.. E EDWARDS, So
In G ESin, Nov 81 Mrs PRUDENCE EMERSON, 81
In Reading Nov. 26, Dea WM I. HAWKINS, age go 20
Mr. Hawkins was highly Te.peessa Tars which ONCE we
In baltimore Nov. I6, Mr.. HENRY fl. sPRAGut, ageo
n Is& Woodstock, Nov H. CHARLES p HATCH, son Of
Phiio Hatch Esq in the 2Sd rear o. ms age n clI
In waitsfeld, Nov. y Mrs AlAi"a " > "''s "
NJ NJ Was native of Rochester, where she resided
lew ys ,o tbe isth Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Pease the Abrailsmie covenant .,ian 81
dsPcston she early sesSrea sesed herself 20 lost il
~ 20 the lord Jesus Christ her Savior nn tne
winter Of when she found pace ~ # God that can
pardon even the chief Of sinners IRON ss,s l., hTst
stances she had not publicly proessee ns nd humble e
80 ~i, 10 orrnote the peace and highest happiness %
all around her. She permitted 70 - nei ,eisi with
s5 - a,rr 5aurht lars over whom she hal SapiteH 49,
~ most aftctionat.. care that mother could Poss s
happiiy enjoying their companions IN ME arii
respect hclpmcct to her eofnpanau ai - ,sr,le OF
a., 4, thess eommittei to her May heT ~ ~
or s,l npon her sons and daughters. and all yne ven
,.,e,tb al Mr. JOHN sPAULpING OF Oavenel s a.
,he 400 Of 90 wears vas recently announced IN w -
y IL
Of shat fact should be given to the puolie
NJ sa,.l dong vs. che Of those few lingering
,hst 80 Il men e. whom the present eenet ~
i.;cseft.a for their present prosperity hs ~
that class Of who, anil severe aeoIs anu yos sue
I thc sscds Of prosperity, that their more ~,
. r,;,.bt rrap the harvest lie was among ~
,n-spts ~ the revolutionary sescrs, ana iso ~
s H. veil ,,rsc,e,l bounty which the ieseIal s -
-, hss,o,r,-, on those peried lie ~ t'e 49,
ee for inaepcndeuce The cl.ildren q tne $50 s,-i-
amid the matp blessings they snloy san s.hsrs en-
stirnafa 81 the trials and sufeEings tiesr
Conferred Every generous mind must aeiGa,. y - /,
~ ,,.norv al that departed Mr. sFaashlk - :,
niish * an early period Of its history ana ~
,ose hsrylships ueicnt t. ts<t scFaai ne isss IN
~o child ~ frtanS = his css.se VA one 2,
aastrs 81 hard ffigsiEg iaborsfstases any l : ~
Scrr his familiar com panons. but that latin ss III Il,
~shet,rec OF thfnex i.aped fs s.zi antd hln = - -
ai.r,rar-,nefts u e For the List Nts selIN e, i,
wortbv ssenl-sr q The BsFsst church sna -,
,o~s5 md exesthusy Of that reion ~ pse.ss =,
- mar TIC weight Of huntrei sests -,
- t.irs az gone n bis revar5 The dspartaie q -
srtel f.ters should the arm ana Asol.s - =
az the yoans y s+tst. - Csxz
qresthed u us-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

REGULAR TnANKsGIvISG.-We have
reason to believe that the regular Thanks
living is not yet lost by modern innovations.
Dur returns show very good report for
fhe time-honored first Thursday in De-
amber" We had assurances that il would
Il observed at Saxton's River, and at Ches-
IN, correspondent says - l intend TO
'ieep your Thanksgiving, as the day IS
bore appropriate than the one our govern
b. appointed" From Cavendish, friend
II rites: " was pleased with your remarks
b. Thanksgiving. 1t seems out of propri-
ety and out of joint to have it on the day
appointed by the governor" We also have
fpod encouragement from two correspond
hts in Springfield, and the Windsor Jour
pl copies our proclamation" and sug-
Sests that the entire editorial fraternity Of
Ae State, should dine with us on that day.
This is capital suggestion, and we wish
II had occurred to us little earlier The
onIy drawback on this. would have been
Mat the radicals 1--WE mean the Cdledonidn
tnd Brandon Tisitor,) probably would not
Aave come into this movement and with
but them, the editorial board would have
been Incomplete. We hope to find them
All right by another year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
The Approximation Fin,

H LII
We give below the yeas and nays on the
appropriation bill in the House Of Repre-
sentaives, Nov. llth. The question was,
'shall the bill pass" and the vote was as
follows: 81,
Teas.-Abboit of Barnet, Aldrich, AZ
len, Amidon, Audrtls, Atwell, Bailey, Bean,
Bcdell, Bell, Bond, Bryant, Bushnell, Camp,
Carpenter, Celley, Chamoerlin of Albany,
Chamberlain Of Pomfret, Chandler, Chap
man, Chase, Child, Church Of Bolton,
Church of Kirby, Colby, Collamer, Cotton,
Cutler of Orange, Cutler of Waterford,
Darling, Davis, Dean, Dirkerman, Dodge
of Lowell, Eaton, Farr, Fay, Field, Fits,
Flint, Follansby, Frost, Gay, Goodrich,
Grandey, Graves, Green, Gross, Hall of
Burke, Harlow, Ilartshorn of Canaan, Has
kins, llebard, lIemenway, Henry, Hibbarj,
Holbrook, Holt, Howard, IIubbell, Hunt
ley, Hunton, iutchins, Jones, Kellogg of
Benson, knowlton, Lamb, Lane, Lawrence,
Loveland, Matthews McClary, Morgan,
Morse, Moulton, Myers, Newell, Olmsted,
Orcutt of Mortified, circuit Of Roxbury,
Peabody, Pierce, Pikin, Porter, Prichard,
Prouty, Putnam of Greensboro, Putnam
of Tunbridge, Putnam Of Woodbury., Quinn
by, Richardson, Robinson of fIighgate, Rog-
ers, SAKE, Stafford, Scott, Sherwood, Stay
ton, Sleeper Smith Of Corinth, Snow, Soue,
Sprague Of Hartford, Sprag ie of Randolph
Staples, Stiles, Stoekwell, Stoddard, S&ift,
Templeton, Thompson, Trussell, Tyler,
Warren OF Middlesex, Warren Of Newfane.
Walter, Waterhouse, Watts, Wheeler, Will
lard, Woodwork, Wright of Castleton-
l22.
Nays.-Abell, Adams of Grand Isle,
Batchelder, Bacon, Baird, Barber, Barnard,
Boyden, Boynton, Campbell, Clark of Lin
coin, Clark of Milton, Clark of Underhill,
Cole, Congdon, Coolidge, Cox, Coy, Dan
iels, Derby, Dexter, Dodge of Bridgewater,
Dyer, Ferguson, Ferrin, Fletcher, Frank
lin, Fuller Of Londonderry, Fuller of Whit
ingham, Giddings, Gleed, Goodsell, Hal
bert, Hall of Sudbury, Hammond, Har-
rington, Hazelton, Hitchcock, uurd, Ingalls,
of Hancock, Jones, kellogg of Brattetoro,
Kendall, Reyes, Kingsbufy, Lake, Leach,
Linsley, Lynde, Martin, Marvin, Merriam,
Moore, Niles, Noble, Perry, Philips, Plat,
Post, Randall, Rice, Rockwell, Rounds OF
Clarendon, Rounds of Wailingford, Royce,
Severens, Sheldon, Smith of ADDISON, Smith
of Monkton, Stanley, Stebbins, Stewart,
Sticknsy of Andover, Stickney of Goshen,
st. John, Stowe, Stowell, Tappan, Vail
Welch of Williston, Wells, West, White,
Whitney, Whittemcre, Wilkins, Williams,
Winchell, Wood, Wright Of Shoreham.-
| 80.
In Windsor county the vote was 10 yeas
to nays, and Mr.. Pollard of Ludlow, alb
sent. The nays were stickney of Andover
Dodge of Bridgewater, Coolidge of Ply
mouth, and Reyes of Reading.
From Windham county, the vote was
yeas 8, to nays l8,-just about the reverse
of Windsor county. Mr.. Myers of Jamai
ca was absent. Those who voted for th'
bill were Warren of Newfane, Knowtor
of Stratton, and Stoddard of Townshend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
MARRIAGES..

In walpole, N H., Nov. "a, by Rev. J NJ STOW, MI
ENoCU ii. EATON Of Seabrook, and Mrs CLARA e. PAT
TEN Of sout Amesbury Mass The Printers were sener
ously remembered, and wish them much happiness -
Al the Bellows Falls House. Nov. 81 by Rev William II
Wight Mr. L. W. COOLIDGE of Brattleboro, and Miss NJ
S. ADAMS Of Ludlow. = =,
AZ thu Bellows Falls House, Nov q, by Rev VIM II
wight Mr. n B. HUDSON and Miss CoRNELIA C. AUS
TIN. both of Townshend.
In Westminster West Nov oath by Rev. Mr.. stevens
Mr. REUBEN MILES and Miss MARTHA e. GooDhOh'
all of W. ~, =, n
vr Wells Mr.. WARREN C0hBURN Of Chesterfield, and
Miss KTZIAII D. PUTNAM, of Ilinsdaie.
In Springfield, Mass. Eov %, at the residence o. tne
hr;e-s ther by Res Geo DeFercst Folsom, Mr. sAhu I'll
~ poRTER and Miss SARAH L. pAGGErT, both OF 9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

DIR. w. II. M. Howard of Bradford, who
pas been sentenced to the State prison for
[wo years for causing the death OF a young
Foman while producing an abortion, is
hative of ireland and his real name Is
Drew. AT Thetsord few years since he
bad to pay $1,000 damages for malpractice.
<At Bradford he was recognized as a man
Rho, under the assumed name of Hough-
Don, had swindled the Burlington bank out
Fof $1,000, which he paid to escape punish
flent. He was next arrested for rape on
p patient, the wife OF student of Dart
zmouih college. The death Of his victim
Pet him out Of this scrape for the time. but
per dying declaration still hangs oyer him
fNhile at Bradford he attended man who
Piled, and whose widow he married, taking
Possession Of all her property which he
got hold of; she died last summer, broken
hearted. He was next arrested on the
charge for which he has been convicted
at his house near Bradford, there died
last summer. three young women IN thu
Course of few weeks, who had sought hu
a'i to hide their shame.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

GREAT REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN HART
FoRD- The annual Hartford town cleo
lon occurred on Monday and resulted in
decided republican triumph. The repuoli-
cans elect the town clerk and selectmen by
pajorities ranging from so TO 400; also five
pnstables, the democrats two. The grand
prors are equally divided. Three thousand
Fotes were cast which is about the usual
lumber at town election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
STATE OF VERMONT,


8
NoErHHELp, Nov. 10Th 1859.
in pursuance Of act the General Assembly Of this
State passed its October Session. A. D. 1859 sealed propo
will be received my office in Northhelj by mail
otherwise the l4th day of December next oanng
the State Fifty Thousand Dollars for the term Of five
years and the further Of Twenty Thousand Dol
2lss do, of hs<-
her instant any part either Of said not less than
$500 executed in the and behalf Of the
State the of six per cent per
PAYABLE annually the Suffolk Bank in Boston, with
interest coupons attached The bids to be opened and the
awarded by the Governor and Treasurer the party
or parties offering highest premium reserving ageeaby
provisions Of said act the right Of the Governor and
Treasurer TO reject any or all Of said bids 4S-40
H. NJ. BATES, Treasurer Of the state of Vermont
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
9Th Annual Announcement.
coxTISUgD SUCCESS OF TUE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
Fo all sections Of the country subscribers this Popu
lar Art Insnon no in IL sixth year are being reoeF-
ed IN unaarse ed VITA inst q any r'e''ous
ANY person can become member by Subscribing So
which viii entifie him to
st The beautiful Steel Engraving, "ShakPear and His
IA cepy Of the elegantly Illustrated Art Journal,
al frer season Admission to the Galleries, 54s Broad
wsy. New Yerk
In li;;io q which several huursi vaiais Works q srt
arr given to sttScrihers Premiums mpiiHng choife
Paiutnss seulpures outlines &c, By the INT American
anil Fore IN Altisfs
INC s,s.ri Engraving whieK every snbscrhsr VII re-
e.fve Immediately On receipt a subscription entitled
ssuAKsPEsRE AND MS FRIENDS
4 Of character 10 kse unQaesi reasar- and saiisf-
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inches making met supssb Ornament suitable pr tue
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The Art Journal one wear. far ta-er tolisrsi
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

The FIRE IN PoNFREr.--Since our
bst issue we have learned that Mr.. Udall
ARd three yoke of oxen and two horses
burned in the late fire. Most of the fur
liture in the house was saved. II is sup
posed the fire took from a pipe in the
houth of a man who went into the barn
|ust at night. Mr.. u, at the time of the
Ere was in Boston with drove of cattle.
r Woodstock Standard. ,zff
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

STATE OF VERMONT Notice is hereby given
WESTMINSTER s. that the sessions OF the
Probate Court for the District Westminster year
ensuing, will be held follows, viz the first WedneS-
DAYS of December March, June and September
Of Abel X. Wilder in Rockingham the Grst Wedness
days of January, April July, and October office
the Judge of said Court in Towushond on the first
Wednesdays of February May, August and November
the Office Of b. W Dean the Register Of said Court Graf
ton
Given BDder hand at fownshend in said District the
LIST day of Dec. A. d. 1859
as ABISHM sToDDARD, Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

G. n. French g. Co., of Grafton, are
baking some of the finest sleighs that ever
sent to sleigh ride or elsewhere. They
IRE eterprising men, their manufactures
re highly spoken Of. and it gives us pleas
pre to call attention to their advertisement
y another column. Whoever wants to get
! good sleigh, cannot fail 10 find itat their
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
SIeiehs! SIeig.hs.

ySE ARE finishing large lot Of the Best sleghs
w made in Vermont consisting principally Of the Jen-
ny Lind half Jenny and Albany patterns, Of which
trimmed in very nice style and all OF which We will sell
Very Low For Cash.
All who are in want Of Coed Sleigh, win find Il to their
advantage call examine before purchasing else
where.
Livery men; In particular will do well to give call,
as our Seghs are the Dest Material, and in the
Most Thorough Manner.
All orders by mail otherwise, promptly attended to
G. n. FRENCH & CO.
Grafton, Vt, Nov. %, 1879 $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
CAMBRIDGE uARKET.

Wednesday, Nov. 80
At market 1916 Cattle 800 BeeEes and 5i6 Stores
consisting Working oxen Mich Cows, and two and
three years old
second quality So IS third quality 81 co. ordn-
AIRY 50 o.
Working oxsn--s7s, AIS also.
Cows and Caives-S25, 81 As e. $50.
YearHugs 50 q IL two years old s7 q y threeyears
old % a u.
Sheep and Lambs-5475 at market. Prices-Extra ana
selections 81 90 a So 50, in lots 81, a 50 each
Hides a Sic Talow, q Itc
PsltsI a 81 Is each. Cali skins 10 q he p fb.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Notice.

rIhe annual meeting of the Connecticut River Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be holden at the Office Of
A & H. Wentworth ia the village of Bellows Falls in
Rockingham the first Wednesday of January next at
O'Clock afternoon the purpose Of eecng Directors and
transsetng such other business b. deemed
sary. a >. CAMPBELL, secretary
nelloWs Falls, Nov. 49, 1853. 41-49
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Vermont Spiri,ua,,st Convention.

The next quarterly Spiritualist Convcn-
tioh will be holden at Rockingham Centre,
Saturday and Sunday, the l0th aud 18th
of December 1852 Aarrangements have
been made with the Rutland x Darlington
Railroad to carry those who wish to attend
The Convention, for fare one roy. These
Conventions have become fixed fact in
Vermont, and il Is hoped that the friends
in and out of the State, win encourage
them by their presence and hearty co-op-
Grafton. Mediums and speakers, both in
this and adjoining States are especially in
vited to be present and help along " The
good time coming" .a l'f'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

" An I D-by young man we'll experienced in the
w mercantile bushes situation either Salesman,
Bookkeeper, Commercial Agent Good reference given.
~ APPLY AT THIS OFFICE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Real Estate in WalpoIe village

OFFER ar sale my Estate In wxp%ie yiasr> 49,
sisfing e twostary Dwelling house Moth tts~fs
suitable ri fuailies With abs hall II lAn1s
an exc tistu we'll tkel ~itb sfpt4 s~uss
auiree plum cherry and other fruit ~urrsu<ss
saos-hsre~ i~st eosifsrr With f.,iirg
in the house all In cd ssiv ard yers p<.rss sr-s
idsnee.
Tarnrise built thru h-~ 49, -
smith rs-c t< es<y s~irssd iufs nkst ess>nx
ho.s with at t9 lAu3 reouss~e1
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may be ,ycssr-vd
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
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NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.
1916 $40 so

Remarks-No improvement to note. Small thin stock
sch AZ has been az market the last two mouths not
wanted and cannot be sold unless at very low prices