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Small Change.

would be wit having fire on nil his
s.ale Jokes without effect, at last exclaimed,
"Why. Won never laugh when ] say good
,bing" .Don't p retoried Jerroid, 'only
try me with one"
Whoever has sixpence is sovereign over
all men-to the extent OF the slxpence
commands cooks to feed him, philosophers
70 teach him. kings TO mount guard over
him-to the extent Of siSpcnce'
A superficial person, having heard a
populr declaimer preach, said to DR.. beli,
amy, %, sir, have been fed tins evening,
The Doctor added, $50 the calves think,
a6eT having sucked each others ears.
Union is not always strength" as the
sailor said when he saw the purser mixing
his rum with water.
aIIoq or dog? that's the question: as
the fellow said when he sat down to dish
of fried sausages.
There is man in town so knowing iha'
people who don't know their own minds
come 10 him for information on the subject
A young sawbones. having courted Q
girl for year, and got the mitten, Turned
round and sued her father for visits he
paid her.
Husband, I must have some change to-
day."-"Well, stay at home and take care
of the children; that will be change
enough, anyhow"
"Sarah," said wag, 'it's all over town =
.What's all over town y was the anxious
inquiry. Mud Sarahs eyes dropped
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-18

A few days ago, the daughter of well
known citizen, prominent merchant and
a wealthy man of Albany n. T., was found
in the street by some friends Of her father
in a beastly state Of intoxication, and taken
home. A crowd of idle boys we're about
her who were throwing piles of leaves up
on her. She was tastefully and richly
dressed, and wore large amount Of jew
elry From some cause or other she has
become addicted to strong drink, and her
parents are obliged to keep continual watch
upon her movements. She is beautiful
girl, about nineteen years old.
Rev. I. w. Higginson of Worcester,
has just visited the family Of John Brown,
among the Adrondac mountains, near Lake
Champlain, where Mrs. Brown, with one
son and three daughters, resides. She is
the second wife of Brown and mother oil
twelve Of his children. eight having been
borne by his first wife. OF the twenty
only eight are now living. Mrs. Brown
returned with Mr.. Hisginson and has
started for Virginia, Gov Wise having
telegraphed that she could visit her hus-
band in prison.
Rev. Mr.. Miner of Killingly, who was
attacked and came near being killed by
Othniel Russell, returned Californian,
who changed Miner with having had crimi-
nal intercourse with his wife, and in aiding
her to procure a divorce from him, has.
made full confession, acknowledging that he
has had intercourse with Mrs. Russell for
two years past, while part of the time he
has been pastor of the Baptist church
lie has left for parts unknown, leaving
wife and three or four children in Chestnu
Hill village.
The Lebanon Free Press says that Cap
Joseph Wood, of West Lebanon, will al
tend the century point in his existence,
he lives till the Slh day of this month. III
is at present suffering from painful canoe
on his left eye, but, aside from that. is e,
treamly vigorous for man Of his ap,
His faculties are still active, and frien
tells US that he was present at the house q
his son, Samuel Wood I'd, where he live,
few mornings since, whea the old gentle
man led the family deyotions 10 a destinc
voice and with great propriety.
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The Rev. VIM. r. Alger of Boston
preached sermon last Sunday on Mean
Men, taking for his text, Isaiah H., 3
"The mean man bowcth down." lie di-
yided mean men into three classes
/. Arstocrats, who inherited wealth and
position acquired by the industry of their
ancestors, and who wished to appropriate
all their resources 10 pampering themselves
2. Beggars, who get subsistence by wea-
rying with their opportunities, too mean tc
earn it themselves.
3. Knaves, consisting of fast-livers, gam
blers, barkeepers, &c.
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A tbe-e,,l'o1 p - : NJ BfR HAVING MADE
utrei -,eHents bees fesv. -
flrnS tss and vicinity. that he's prepareJ -
Boston ~ Win an assortment ef ali the New gerk ana
Mouslv niy NeTspapers- tozester with ali the
feT and cheap .ers
"a the way Of Newspapers books or
nessYsr % win esaetitude and promptness Any booL
PhiIa3sInh; fetlodiea4 publishedin New Tsrk Boston
% elsewhere. that can be proerrrS - -
lars h. Pr erles without extra expense For psrtieu
ed the hnsinss ~ e M J. W NooRE, Who
and 4. IN ais favoror sail anon h.ss a. ~. r..
gu hiss,sser g use you usth csss.y aud viii show
r-e.@--as With las sure and wisriout ro-t
Bellows Fal,.~...s, ~. c. BATES. ksent
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BLOOD FOOD

DR. Bans"n, havins heen Tar reduced by consur,o,
AZ 10 be considered heyend all hope of recovery by ~
most eminent Of the medical profession and also by h;,,
,ei-a regular physician of twenty years practicsas
S, resort conceived the idea Of ANAIYZNG TIP M oon
ana applying the subject Of physiology to the more
~ Iobheeton, and effect of the Of the bod ,n
INC heaith aud stem The result been the proscs
81 hls BLOOD FOOD from the use of which Dr. Rron
son wa restored to perfect halth Within six months M
y " lntroa"St0-i over two thousand cousunnxss -
eectuaiiy cured By it. If you have any romrs;n, -
sohsunptise teneency. Cough, Coid. Had-acIs pgJ;,
1'oh p ae Hetrf, Lot Of appetite pain in ~ s H.
no time m procuring bottle Of the @BEDD Room :,
You are sutes4ng from NrroEs Dc5iGfy or YOUR sl =
E a,a d'stavbed il spirits Depressed or xo
otsats reiaNed you will fluid in this an upfain rer, -
eonnsheing With ten drops If your liver L. orni ~ NJ
eaSed IN any manner whatever one or two hot,s vi -
% .ssrae, and bring it into lively and heatbf,i
IN the most invcterate Dyspepsia The no
sah mere ma the mostefieient and grateful rlis
ncheht Is always experienced after taking only one
~ mate or h9nale complaints and weakness the s,,fr
esr s ing other remedies in vain rest assured 49,
cure viii result from the use Of two or thru
ne ood FOOD L ef,ctua ia al cases Of Frpptior
nosam, serofaiss and other like complaints Ia, ,n5
naeA'eu chare and adults immediately bapse -
u.s. ~ gives strength 20 the body and Color ,,l -
y 70 the skin Physicians Of all schools arr usn h -,
81 rer bottle N'"Aa'S FEice
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STATE OF VERNON,

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hen Probate Court
DIST. or WESTMINSTER ). s. for said District NJ al
persons ntercs ted in the Estate of LEON Ann cR ActN
Wtan n :, uy S,S.e Greeting.
whereas Wright, administrators Of said estate has
maze appibcston for extension the TING Heretofore
limited r paying the debts against said estate aud rem
aeilng ms administration You ars hereby no
ned That this court will decide upon said application NJ
,he session thereof TO be held at the inn Of A. Wilder in
buckingham, In said district, the first WedncsIax \,
ecenner D. 1853, when and where You ay be heard in
the premises if you fit. A STODD i'm I,I,a "
Townshend, Nov. 4. 1883. a. ~
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To County Commissioners an
Town Agents ina Vermont,

VIE well established Importing House Of CHlRiu "a
MAN, 81 Front Street, New York has made sIrsp
ISLES of tbs best descriptions Of Pnre Wines and qs
Town agents IN this statc justly aarning by he ssa
q the goods sold reputation for selling ony Pun l
ad at reasonable prices, which fact should not b. ssa
by those who required BY Law 70 purchase and n'
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made 10 Cbsr BariA
- front street, New York, 70 his Agents, I'm " "
H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who are authorized 70 -
orders Reference may BE- made, In regard 20 the fnal
ana standing OF the House and the superior qts 2
Liquors. TO Edward Hupgerfcrd, Prof Of ohemisif 4
University Of Vermont - W. Tbayer, D. Dare \
Afdica Faculty, U. " Nj W Carpenter, NJ. D., fni =
IN sana J ;. Pierce. Agent, Burlington, W.
Tap,ns xst.h.9t ,,.ss4--5oo fdrrs
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STATE or yER

siAfE of VERMONT AZ Pr.l.a.r Cam. ~,
si..- - sssSsi>s1rR. At crss,-,. go :. = =
- sd Dlstr1rt on ths ~ day q So4sir \ 10 ana
f1rsof. fas Hon ABisIiAI sToupAzp ia4
An in.. rt.aent i--sf-zfiur % Be- ths - ~ -
-, y AAftAAs LEONARD ta1s " R..is.sS =. -
e,.--Ssd e-zfx presented % fs c,s-s 80 \
-. -s's b..1-ra 'ae rrecutrix tkcrsia tsrses -,
- = of'iesei - ssia Court tat 81 r-,s.s -
t~s19 = ss<-a- = r-f s.s-i5r a. - -. 4
-.s-s :, hs<kin-isea "a the fr~t Hearess,s - -, -
-. - NOV easl-e- Il ans ffeT iaas
Ds'e o. sud siii T = Nifis fllr.sr,s 4 = ~
fi@< reSF q ~ ze1ri a al ar;r =. =.
Seeks s.ecr<stseF- IN tie bz1sEs FAl,s TfrsS ,s.- -
h1ck<n<k.. - ssss - fsietea af
f-re ssy5 q rs~s-t- srsss; 4 sroppslsp -.
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go.rS AND SEoES,

ES.TS AND SIOES,
WIN Mi,chci,s Patent Metallic Tips.
r>p,pps In New HAMPSHIRE AMI Vermont can obtain
the above mentioned Boots and Shoes when, ior uu-
rabity, cannot b, equacd OF
q. & NJ COX,
Nos AZ and "A Pearl street, BOSTON, Mass.
Having secured the entire and exclusive right TO the
hy. men toned patented article for the states OF Ne"
ampshire and Vermont, all parties who have been per-
i,t1 M sell these goods Kew Hampshire and Vermont
irs win oontinue the sale of them, shall main
Tin our ri rIts as secured TO by the Patent laws
'''" ~ 90 G. s NJ con-
Nos ~ and A Pearl Street BOSTON, Mass.
bearers in Boots Shoes Rubbers, Sole Leather ki aud
Goat stock. OH
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The MailTrain willeave Bellows Falls atl22 20 Chat,
town at II 80 Claremont at 90, NJ Al Nil
with VI Central Railroad for Montpelier Burln,ss
Rousc's Point Montreal, Ogdensburgh &c aud at Wh
River junction, with passumpsc Railroad for NELL p
Littlcton st. Johnsbury BARTON &c
The Evening Train wllleaye Bellows Pallsat5 30 Ch,,
town at 60, and Caremont at Is z. NJ. for WivS~s
stsgesconnec tn tCharlestown feTspriDghel
willie. tClaremon tfor Newport and at Windsor IN Ws
stock. EDWARD THOMPSON spr.
Gharlestown ~ H., Apr. rs, 1853. u
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Porter and Ale.

THOSE THAT WANT PORTER AND ALE FOE n
dicina purposes, will find good article at the siore
C. y FElI
Bellows Pals, May y, 1859
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American & Foreign Patents

IL EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents late Agent
Patent Office, Washington, under the Actor Pr !
Se,e street, opposite kilby St. Boston $3.50, ser
aver an extensive practice of upwards o. tNs tss
continues 20 secare Patents In the Un5ed staas,
treat Britain, France and other foreign eoants
SpseIhcations Assignments and all Paper. y n
ratents executed In liberal terms and WITH ~
searches made into American aud Foreign pefN,. -
miiie the validity utility of Patents or lIFeF
losal or other advice rendered in sli matters 800, Il
same Copies Of the clsims Of any Patent ia.nsi
uniting one dollar. Assignments recorded at 49,
lhis Agency Is not only the largest in New ~ $50
through it Inventors have advantages for stehs
or ascertaining the patentabiity OF inventions -
nyi II not immeasurabiy superior 70 any that ~
then elsewhere. Tbs testimonies below siitu fs.s
none = le&E SUCCESSFUL AT IuK PAIENr orr :, -
SUBSCRIBER and as SUCCESS IS THE BEsI Fkeg,
rASEs Oh ABILITY, he would add that he hat ssr,as
seh 70 believe, and can prove, that at no eine. 49,,
kind are charges for professional services 50
immense practice of tho subscriber during II
pas enabled him TO accumulate vssi eoAesl rsse
tens and official decisions relative to paifn =
SIDES has extensive library Of lesai and rlssa,S
and full accounts Of patents granted IN sne o.
and Europe. render him able, beyond questiQhf
perior facilities for obtaining patents. a, rrsss
All Necessity Of journey 20 Washington t-,itsHs
patent aud the psua great delay there az -
senSosS,
TESTIMONIALS. ~
regard Mr.. Easy Of the most = 81, >
cessfa practitioners with whom hare h's
''N''s cnAs. NAsos,.
f.omuaissiortf . -
have no hestationin assarng inEen ieI' ..,rr.ls
notemrioy person more competent am tiu sorE 3
more capa bic Of putting their aspiration ~ 80. q
cure for them carly aud favorable eols'a'
Patent 0fice, r,-pEFa
eCemnlis~ieuef e. -.
Boston. fcbe.fll = =
ssNs L. "a Eddy has made for me ] ~ =, ~
tisas on ali hut ONE Of which patents hA'e 80 -
md that one il sotr pfadisg. Such uulaist-
great talent and ability his part ieaes rst-
al ventors apply to hin - sE-stts ~ stisrI
they may be sure kssing thu most .rss
sse -ed On .n1sI CASES s1-' - JOHN TAGs.As;sr
Fnoa II ts55 70 ssnei7, ISIS inc ~
cosrse Of ss large practice made o. ts =, - hift -
riieE in his fs4eor, by the Commissions a. Tppf
f-52-iy - -
January ]. 1859
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Special Announcement.
Croekery & Glass Ware

w Iiss - s = - 'urfsa Merchants Hotels Ros-,,
= pyi 1stsi q the lssest styls ard The ~ @
ho,vts - - y pct ess than city prices Our -
- = &c tarSases ara a. arctioo s-;.- ,,,ss re
si. ssevins te latest ssyls a. As = ,, .e We
snf sess are warranted n prove a. - N
-, = oe'aiSs eise~hszz Can ana - Il - ne can
bgtSHfoN HIAKEs
- Sresers Reoras p.s.,,~-.
- Granite Ror, Bra,tirs-oTs =.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. R.

ON aud after Monday January IL, 1859, Trims viii
" Run Follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 4. NJ and .25 PM.
Arrive at Rutland, IL 40 =" " 1890
Leave Rutland, 1I.50 q :. 500 A. NJ
arrive at Bellows Falls, ASP 8 els
MOVING WEST AND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 900 An. snd 1870 Pm.
Arrive at Rutl md 10 30 . 2s5
Leave Rutland 600 g +" 305
Arrive at Burlington g15 600
1t Darlington Triusconnect it'll Lake ChampIain Steam
ers and Trains OF Vermont Central Road Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and NewYork Saratoga Springs
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Fails with Trains
'e cheshire Boai tos Fitekbufg Worcester Lowell and Bos.
ton With Vt Valley Road for Bratebofo Springfield Hart
ord New Haven, and New York. And with sullivan Road
tor Ndsor, White River function. and the White
freight fsain with Passenger Cas-.
u Passengers going West will find this the
most direct route. Tickets all
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office
H. A. CHAPLIN superintendent.
RUTLAND, Jan IL, 1893. %
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Fall Importation of
LfAl97 GOODS g TOYS

Il EATIIFR BAGS, Port Monnas, Pcrfumery, Steer
- sehaun Pipes Cigar Holders, China and Porcelain
Goods Brushes Combs, &c. Also, 40 Cases Toys of all
description. The Whole comprising of the Largest
Stocks to be found 10 the United States,
Dealers will find it for their interest to call before making
their purchases, they will find bargains.
$4,000 worth COOKING EXTRACrS,-SoAPS,-co-
L0GNES, SOAP POWDER, &c, to be sold az manufac-
turersi prices.
Toys by the from SIS to $3.50 well in each
HOLDEN, CUTTER & co.
80 IS Federal aud l07 Ill l3 Congress sts BOSTON
Manufacturers and extensive dealers in FIRE WORKS of
all descriptions. $3.50
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Soie ~ et.tRCn DUPONT r-,-,;v.. = 80.
eHi tie eauussy. F--'-1,e '''szas, = thrnu a.
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CHASE TRIP, Watch Makers,
RE ATTL EHORO. VI. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-18

Fancy Ornaments Toilet Goods Perfumcry Combs, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle, SC Sc AZ -
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A REDUCED PRICE.

The attention Of is respectfully called to the
sbioned table, result of phoometreal examination
by EDD kent, Esq, of New York Chemist, and dated
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CONGR ESSl0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
TRIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1856!

SENATE
Mr.. POLK presented the memorial of the st.
Louis Chamber of Commerce, praying the establish
ment OF mint and assay Office in that city; re-
ferred.
Mr.. BRIGHT introduced bill to incorporate
the National Washington Monument Society; laid
Mr.. BRoDERIcK introduced a bill to establish
Geographic communication with the Pacific; re-
ferred.
Mr.. GwIN called up his motion to reconsider the
Pacific Railroad bill He suggested that the bill be
so amended as to make the bids for the construc-
ton of the different roads receivable in sections so
to enable the State of California to bid for the
west end of either of the roads within its own limits
laid over
Mr.. BRowN called up the bill appropriating Sc 400
for lighting with gas the streets across the Mall;
Also, the bill to protect property and prevent
malicious mischief in the District of Columbia;
passed
Also, bill to amend the act Incorporating the
Provident Association of Clerks in the Government
Departments; passed.
Also, bill authorizing the Levy Court to issue
licenses to taverns, &C.; passed.
Also, bill comforting certain powers in relation
to alleys on the Corporation of the City of Wash
ington passed.
Bill to incorporate Washington National Monu-
ment Soc ETY. was passed.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
the bill from the House in relation to a railway
dlOug ems ylVanld avenue IN aSnlnSJOn city, IN
the District of Columbia
Considerable debate ensued, but the Senate, find
ing itself without quorum, adjourned without ac-
ton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
communication received from the Postmas-
ter General relative to that branch of the public
service; from the Secretary of the Navy, stating
the number of hands employed in the Navy Yards;
from the Secretary of the Interior relative to Rock
Island military reservations; from the Secretary OF
the Treasury, stating the number of clerks employ
ed in that Department; and from the Secretary OF
the Senate and the Clerk of the House, concerning
the publication of certain State papers, all OF
which were appropriately disposed of.
The private calendar was then taken up.
After passing number of private bills, the COM
mittee rose.
Mr.. Houston, of Alabama asked leave to report
bill to authorize loan not exceeding the sum o.
fifteen millions of dollars; but objection was made
Mr.. PALMER of New York, asked, but did not OBJ
tain, leave to introduce resolution directing the
Committee of Ways and Means, inasmuch as the
revenue is not sufficient to meet the expenditures
and national debt ought not to be created, to re
port bill revising the tariff as to make revenue
sufficient for economical administration of the
government and discriminating in favor of Ameri
can interests.
And then, motion of Mr.. SMITH, of Virginia,
the House adjourned till Monday.
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possibly damage the Administration, but on the
contrary, would infuse into it a wholesome ee-
ment, well calculated toelevate it in public estma-
ton. have the honor &C..
P-S.-f you conclude to appoint Mr.. KEyEs,
and desire me to designate the office, / will do so
with pleasure.
Don't you think the simplicity of the applicant,
and the cool impudence of his Representative,
should secure the desired berth?
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The concert at Carroll Hall tonight, WILL un-
doubleday, be one of the most delightful musical
entertainments of the season, and is announced as
the only opportunity which the Baltimore public
will enjoy of hearing the distinguished artists OF
MIR. ULLMAN's company, who are on their way to
New Orleans. The orchestra, composed of all the
solo players from the New York Academy of Music,
under the direction of CARL ANscHUTz, will perform
several choice overtures, and this feature indie
pendently of the exquisite singing of Madame LA
DoRDE and her associates, should be sufficient to
crowd the house.
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We are indebted to the Hon. DANIEL F. TIEMANN,
Mayor of New York, for copy of his Message to
the Common Council of that city.
We are indebted to Senator HAMMOND, of South
Carolina, for a copy of the Report of the Commits
sioner of Patents, little Agricultural for the year
1877
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ILLINOIS

The United States mail steamship Illinois, John
McGowan, ESQ.,, commanding, arrived at New
York on Friday morning. She left Aspinwall on
the 10Th inst, at noon, with the mail, passengers
and treasure of the Pacific mail steamer Golden
Age, which left San Francisco on the 5th instant.
The specie on board is consigned as follows:
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G0nfatiOn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1V1YOUNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION begins
November 3d. 1858 The of instruction in the usual
branches full thorough being under the direction OF
an efficient Faculty able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
educaton Tor their daughters with the comforts and adj
School ''' "
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ReN uEo Lew Is SFAlIEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Baltimore Co, Maryland or Rev Dr. HEiNER, Second ST.
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New and Paluable Improvements.
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SELLING OFF AT COST the entire stock in store No
lO5 BALTIMORE STREET, two doors below Sun Building
Wishing to devote my entire attention my on
South street, will close out the entire stock of frscass
goods at cost All persons in should call before pur
chasing. ROBERT T. BANKS
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