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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04
Business of Springfield.


PREPARED ron rHE TINES"
The Poet deals with brightness, love aud beauty,
But we look not in that direction,
We've but houlelY task Of duty
And subject to correction -
For should we in the progress Of these rhymes,
Give business men wrong location,
You'll find the willing columns OF the " TINES"
VIII give the information.
There's music in the solid anyil's ring,
The hum Of wheels and workmen 3 laughter,
And in the sale of goods that bring
The money jinging after.
There's music in all business strie,
But to the hungry, none is able
To give SUCH music as the busy knife
Upon loaded table.
To find this, wait the ringing Of the bell,
Follow the throng of It's production,
And now perhaps it Is as well
To give an Introduction
BLACK RIVER Horn with Pssssy as mine host
Is every strangers admiration,
And then such living at 50 little cost
Is each mans exclamation.
Should night o'ertake you in this nice retreat
And wearied need refreshing,
His downy bed and snowy sheets
VIII truly provea blessing.
Should you be troubled with an aged tooth
Whose aching nearly bends you double,
You'll find that LovEJor Is the man forsooth,
To ease your trouble.
Or should you be without single peg"
And eat Your food with great exertion,
lie Is the man for new set
At one insertion.
Then pass up stairs aud give him just call,
If he's not crowded, sure It Is wonder
But still the room is large enough for all,
Aud n,ne's the number.
But some, perhaps, would rather wait,
Aud /" grin and bear their trouble and vexation
Until the time brings DR. BLAZE
In regular rotation
Dentist from the " Falls - they say tip top,
Who comes the last of every other moon,
At Presby's he is always sure to stop,
Ills room Is number one.
AT FoRBUsHs Dry Goods you will find
Domesties, Notions, Tea and Sugar,
They're large in everything but price,
Which is the lowest figure.
They quite S,cit on READY made
In boots and shoes a large assortment
Their help is right aud rest assured
OF senteel department.
@s 2 - 7" "'i'V@p o'e'uea"' they say,
80 :" '"S '''0S' es'ie VI "oane'
"' : 'oa 'iusS He' '''s'e U every way
You may depend upon it.
FRosr, farther south and but one door,
You're sure to find there any season
80, ''oe I" ssn'"' glow
"eee"e 'ne reason'
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~ p'''''''S, pi's ana pnys'e,
pVuuus "nien VIII cure an MS,
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

The hnickerJocker for Noveml er is OF
ha ind, with a bill of fare equal TO lis repu-
taiion, which is saying as much in its favor
as can well be done in any other way. :. Ro-
nance Of Poor Young Man Is eonelud-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04
The Legislature.

BY reference TO the legislative proceed
ings it will be seen that there has been
some debate on the bill placing statue of
Ethan Allen in the State House, and that
Judge Stodlard of Townshend having
mentioned the word /" slavery" in his re-
marks, Mr.. Sherwood, one of the unterri.
fled democracy of the House, threw up hi
hands in holy horror. There is nothing
that sets the democracy dancing quicker
than slavery. 1t is all the same, whether
in the free or slave States, they are equal
ly sensitive-in fTarper's Ferry, or Har-
per's Magazine, they all culver and shake
like fever and ague.
Mr. Severens of this town. is chairman
upon the special committee on so much of
the governors Message as relates to slave
~, and when he makes his report, we pre-
sumo Mr.. Sherwood and his brother demo
Gratis will have another dance.
10th Houses have now got under good
head way, ard next week their work will
begin to show. it is not probable, now, that
any very exciting measure will come be-
fore them, and we don't see why an early
adjournment may not be expected
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

GO L. c. Robbins, Esq. of Ludlow,
was admitted to practice in the u. S. cir
cult court at the recent session at Rutland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04
Bellows Falls Times,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1859.

! ~ The Circulation of the Times in Bel
! lows Falls and vicinity, Is larger than amy
other Paper lad Is consequently the best
medium for Advertising.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

eerarks-Not any change IN she 49, caas,l
sheer, owing to the improvement noted - r :
,i.r1ins-i nm &c ID head and a larse nnm'S'
over,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

bottle. Some of the worst cases of H.,
tpcpsia, Diar'h@a and Cosliyness h,r
been permanently cured by the use Of A.
Bilters. For sale BY druggists and deo,a's
generally, everywhere. - ss
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AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.

The following persons agents for the BELLOWS FALLS
TINES to whom subscribers make their payments
aud trust all who have paid for the present year will
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

Athens. J. G Redfeld. Londonderry, u. Barker.
Brookline. Asa Flint. So. Londonderry, T.. Walker
Saxtons River VI. T. Barry. Putney. y. d Campbell
Rockingham S. l.. Billings Townshcnd Henry Silsbury.
Westminster, N. G. Pierce Jacksonville. IL. w Brigham
Grafton. Samuel Phelps. Wilmington. Origin Smith.
loughtouyile. J H. Putnam Winlham, N. " Wood.
Jamaica, D. Gilbert Dexter. W Towrshend +. u. Sawyer
Windsor County.
springfeld Geo, c. Porter 49,. Geo u. Barrett.
Cavendisi. T. o. Wns ow i''e'i T. L. Clark.
Plymouth, j. J. lIadley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

f7S Old Brown's flop is seized upon by
the democracy as a perfect God send.
They regard It as their only wind fall for a
long time. Last year they courted Gerrii
Smith because he ran against the Republi-
cans, and now they damn him as a black
Republican. in league with old Brown.
They say Seward, Hale. and Gov. Fletcher
are implicated Brown evidently intend
ed to have good company.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

TUESDAY. Oct ~.
5 SExsrs--Mr- Aldrieb introduced bin
for the relief Of Administrator, and for
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Duel between the Hon. ID. Q. Frederick
and the Hen. ID. 8. Terry


A very serious duel occurred yesterday between
the Hon. David c. Broderiek Senator for California;
and the Hon David S Terry, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of this State. The difficulty had
been long pending and as the whole matter has al
ready been bruited abroad We decline going over
the ground. The parties named met yesterday NOR
ming, about a quarter before seven O'Clock, in
beautiful ravine the ranch of Mr.. LAWS, in San
MateO county, two miles from the dividing line be-
tween the counties of San Mateo and San Francisco
They were accompanied by their seconds surgeons
and about seventy friends. The ground was meas
ured of, Me principals posted, and the word gwen
The weapons were regular daeling pistols, the us
lance ten PAGES and the firing TO be done between
the word fire and the word two" AT the fTst
fire Mr.. Broderick received his antagonists ball IN
the right breast about two inches above the nipple,
while his ball struck the ground few feet IN adj
vance of Judge Terry. Mr.. BFoderick reeled and
fell when Judge Terry left the ground with his
friends.
Mr. Broderick was conveyed to the house Of Mr..
Leonidas Haskell at Black Point, where he received
every possible care and attention At eight o'clock
last night we learned that the bali had been extract
ed 1t was found lodged under the skin on the out
side of the left shoulder, the point OF artcua-
ton The ball had entered the left breast at the
point above named where it took outward
course, passing through the muscles SCATTERING the
sternum or breast-bone, and woundng the lett lung
4 but how much has not been aseertained IL was
the opinion of the surgeons at that hour thab I'M
less the left lung was badly injured the wound was
not necessarily mortal Mr.. Broderiek was good
deal easier at eight O'Clock
The LKTEsT-The eager anxiety with WHICH une
public looks for intelligence concerning the eohuf
ton of Mr. Broderck induced to dispatch mes
sengcr 10 the residence OF Mr.. Haskell, at Black
Psisf about O'Clock this morning. to ascertain the
situxtion of Mr. Broderick. At that hour he was
| resting well There had been no important change
since last evening He slept most of the time dur
/ ing the night and exhibited no sign of suffering
However the physicians were unwilling TO give
decided opinion other than that there was hope
| Of recovery Mr.. BrOderick is entirely sensible o.
his surroundings. and evinces disposition TO en-
! gage in conversation but is not allowed
| The telegraph reported thar Mr. BEoDEETCK linger
ed until half past nine o'clock the morning OF the
/ 10th uit when he died.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

SPEAKER WHTTHoxE-It is with unfeigned plea
sure that we chronicle the election of W. G. Whit
thorne Speaker Of the House of Representatives. 1t
is an event which have anticipated, yet could
hardly have hoped TO see the whole Democratic
party of the State come up without a dissenting
voice 20 put the honor upon him. We have seen
him presiding and predict that he will prove the
most efficient, the most impartial, and at the same
time the most popular Speaker that has presided in
ths House for many yeers!-0oA'nbia Herald.
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In late speech at Augusta, Georgia, which has
been much commented on by the papers, Senator
TOMS safd
have but q single point remaining to present to
you on this occasion We are told that we must put
a new plank in the Democratic PLATFORM and demand
the affirmance of the duty of Congress 70 pretect
slavery in the Territories, whenever such Ter
ritories fail to discharge this unquestiOnable du
". Some of the Opposition leaders say if
YOU viii do that we will act with you. Now
| reply do not think il wise 10 do the thing pro-
posed and, in the second place, do not think the
Involvement proposed helps the proposition While
have already asserted full and complete power in
Congress to do this thing think with Madison that
such power should be most prudently and careful
ly exercised that il ought not 10 be exercised until
the occasion for il is imperative There has been
no occzeiOn for its exercise from 1883 to this hour
there is no case to-day calling for il, and am more
than willing that the Territories shall continue to
govern themselves in their way so long they
respect the rights of all the people of the States and
their own fell0W-citizens will not insult them by
suppOsng them capable of disregarding the Consti-
tuition as expounded by the Supreme Court / will
not insult them by assuming that they are incapable
Of honest sef-goveFnnleit and are capable Of abus
ing l,Ower 10 the injury Of their felOw-cizens. If
thev should show themselves incapable OF honestly
exercis ng the powers with which we have intrust-
ed them perhaps the Judiciary say be adequate TO
right the wrong Ii may be that the powers of the
Executive may be adequate 20 that purpose, but if
all these safeguards fail. shall then be prepared
to protect all th rights of all the people IN the Ter
ritOrics as well elsewhere by all the powers %
the Government.
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Elder ID. p. Henderson win preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the Christian Church. Sub
jecs-. The Atonement Louisville Journal.
We tPuat PRENTICE latended that service. No man
has cause 10 iesi more abiding and absorbing
iety to know how great sinner can be saved 1t
must require the strongest ASSURANCES Of the preach
e. strengthened by citation of the case Of the two
thieves at the ePucixiOu and every other conceive
bic evidence of mercy, to furnish him with the
ghost OF 4 reasonable hoRe
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RICH EST DAD EN-

KOkE TO Be ADALRED IOAS TIE
ICHEST DHADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPePOrs
What! why a Beautiful Head OF Hair.
DECAUsEHis the ornament God Himself p~0gife9 Tor al
ID Rsader, although the rose may bloom ever
ts ~ ib ' 81 IN tbs Iss Is Srsft ~ M, 90 ~
the hair snared shrveled harsh and dr. still,
sprnkled with gray, natLre will loss half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative used iEo or three Inns week VII
restore and permanently TO ALL Ech ornament Read
The olOSng and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
Dr. WooD:- EEw YORK. April Ia. lass.
under for the entire restoration Of my har original COLOR
about Of my the United rapidly
live /. recoYers its original hue consider youF Restorative
As vety EdndeSiOi invention. que sheseioas veil
agreeable uFa, dea- sir, yours tfgly,
'rDryoh ar Gvy lieiyct.''
Welsh Newspaper ofBoe ~ Nassau st. April y. s5S.
reSeIe 51e Of your Hair Restorative ard ave il nv WIFE
try It her hair thinking the
a. veil AZ nv ssTnrfse sis few ss t1ia II bs psrrs
that wUnerfi efect turning III gray hairs to dark brown
AZ the ume beaung and hekening the hair strongly
recommend TIE above Restorative 70 ali persons in want q such
eangeh of their hair. CHARLES oARDEW.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1851.
Prov o. J. WooD: win confidence do recommend ycu
Hair Restorative, being ecacou article
Since using your ny uhch
Sere almost wkIs have gradually grown dark; and feel
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pleasant Itching SO common among Pers Ons who peTsTe rely
PRqy. WooD-About two years ago ny hair cOmBsrc fss
SIay remedies e 10 sF.st TcoTcei using your Resor
i've In January last few my hair firmly,
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sck At Lis time it ally restored to its original color,
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The Restorative put up in bottles Of sizes viz aTgv me-
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proportion hln the sua rsals Ter dollars per hots
th ge Aois quart forty per cent noFs IN properties Apd
0. J. WOOD Co PropTisfors s2 BrOsasry, New Eork,A
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An effort in various sections of the Union. is al
ready on foot TO induce the Southern Opposition
members of Congress 10 eOalcscc with the Black
Republicans rather than yitk the Democrats in the
organization of the next House Of Representatives.
Henry Winter Davis. Of Maryland an! the Richmond
WIG, have already broken ground. The plan Of
Davis Is for the Opposition south 10 joiH with the
Opposition north. (Which means tae Black Republi-
cans) rather than with the Democrats north. The
Hhig II little more bold, and says that 'the south
ern Opposition members of Congress should not
hesitate 4 single moment about uniting with the Re
publicans II tine organization OF the House. Not
a single moment And wherefore! Because. says
our Virginia cOscInporary. we think the public in
tePests would BE- etfactually gRbserved by this
next House deFoting onehRlf or fbFse+Oprths Of
the coming session in ferPetng out and exposing the
corruptons and raseaties that have been pvR0iieed
by the officials and employees of the AdminisFa-
tom and because with Democratic organization
of the House all the enormous abuses and prohlga-
cies of the party will remain hidden and concealed
from the public view
What the southern Opposition have done We pre-
sumo they will do again, but the southern people
will be very apt TO apply the corrective We should
keep an eve the Opposition members from Ten
nesscc and in the meantime we shall be pleased to
learn the position of our Opposition neighbors, the
Enquirer and Bulletin this subject Are they will
ing to assist in playing the Banks game over again?
--.R7syAts dpPsaL
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SeWanee Coal.

StWdHVU NUsIIs
ME sevannee Coal Company will sell their superior quail
it Of Coal the following rates, Hn the Isof NOVsu
Der
Select Lump IS per ton, equal fraction than sct per
buAhel
cts, per hushel.
Nut Coal. when on haad, 50 so per ton
Zine Coal 80 per ton.
II thecttze OF Nashville paronze Company they may
always depend upon getting supply superior fresh min
ed coal and at reasonable rates
The Coal is all weighed, and purchasers are certain Of getting
what they pay for
Tennessee.
Yard Cedar street, adjoining N @ RR
Orders left the 2. o., 43 or with decree r., I'll n.
flled at the latest, ION tbs following dav. e
SAMUEL =. TRACY.
Oot5IW. President SeWsnse Mining 4 r. r. 90,
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cIinchinw the Nail.

Do not fail to read Judge BLACKS review of Douo-
LAs's Wooster speech on our first page. 1t cinches
The spike with which he had already nailed the
Little Giant" to the wall
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veutiesei interest," and to investigate the present
eject of the usury lawso Of Tennessee.
On motion By Mr. WHITE the Senate resolution
providing for g Joint Committee on the State
Library was taken up ooneurred in, ard the Speak
er directed to appoint a committee of five on the
mart Of the House.
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SPORTTNG INTEILIGECE.-Gen Singleton and Hon
James b. Clay have made wager Of $4,000, forfeit
$1,000, between the progeny of Silver Heels and
Nembrino Chief each party TO make their selection
fFsG the colts of the respective horses either horse
or mare. three years old next spring. Membrino
Chief was bragght out to Kentucky by Mr.. Clay
He is Messenger horse of remarkable size and
power. whose mile has been done in 2:S2, and his
eGlts have shown extraordinary specd.
The wager between these genlemep Ccntemplates
two meetings the first at Louisville in the sFying
and the second st iEe Abbey, near St. Louis in the
Eol
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Review OF Douglas by a - Northern DEM
oerQt.t3

EDIToRs DAY-Book have FeaQ with great pleas
the article the bred Sc0t case, in Yesterday
D1y- Book. 1t is a good addenil to Judge Black $
mastery reply To the nonsense of Douglas. want
half dozen copies. Yours truly, g.
October 6. 1853.
1I.e ebuve Is from one of the most prominent
Democrats Of New York. and shows that Mr.. Doug
las is constantly losing ground as his lodges and
tergiyersations are more fully understood.
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We learn that an heiress has been born TO the
House of DOUGLAS
Oh. calm thee, chief
Fllen IS ssfe--flr that thank Heaven!
And hopes are for the DOUGLAS given.
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Time Sale of Groceries

uARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
NH TUESDAY EEXT, lIb OCt., l659,we will offer al
~ Public Sale in large lots viii literal privileges,
1856 hhds choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bills extra white rectiied Whisky;
500 boxes B. l. Simpsons celebrated Aromatic schiedam
Schnapps;
100 boxes VOLTS Schnapps;
50 casks Cognao Brandy,
800 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, various brands,
ID0 reels Cotton Cord:
5'0pAckRges Star Candies
200 boxes Resin Soaps
With various other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-all sums under $500, cash. All sums
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under 5000 ninety days S3000four months for
approved endorsed notes, payablein Bank.
sept2s HARRIS, GORDON & co.
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Mr.. BORIS refuses to ran for the White House. He
saws in a late Card -
The Presidency of the United States is distinc
tien CaYatcL as tis that my pride and sense of pro
priety would Lot allow me to run after