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Effect Of the Erplosion Of Locomotive. -
The Indianapolis Journal gives an account
OF the explosion of the locomotive on til e
Be!lefontaine road, the other day, by which
the engineer and fireman were killed, and
says of the terrible power of the explosion:
The engineer was found on his feet, with
the engine, leaning againstit, and must have
been with it when it made the trighttui leaps
from the spot whege the explosion took place
to whers it saaly rested. it fret Jumped for
ward about one hundred feet and made hole
!" the ground, by the side of the track, dee
enough to bury Ass!f in, ana second plunge
took =" about ffty feet further tohere ii rested
on its driving ,oseeis, leaning little to one
side, and Just far enough from the track to
be out OF las way. The forward truck of
the esgine was thrown back az the tender,
and the two forward freight cars and their
contents were shattered to splinters. The
tender was made complete wreck, and the
underworks OF the engine broken into mass
OF small pieces almost indistinguisbable.
how the engineer, could have remained at
bis post, we might say, with the engine
making the fearful and almost incredible
leaps thst 1t did,is mystery. He was found
In toe same place and nearly the same posi-
ton, when dead, as ne occupied when living
and on duty.
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GSs- Adyices from Havana 20 the Gath
last. have been received, but thex coatain
NO general news of interest. With a stock
amounting to 150, 900 boxes, sugar was stea-
dy at nominal prices.
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Tae New Envelopes.

The dsnand for the now envelopes con-
tinaas to increase, aad the Post Office De-
pa:tmeat is ia daily receipt for orders for
them. seven hundred and FIFTY thousand of
them nave already seen supplied to the va
rjOua Offices
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A New YORK. paper states that Sunday is
tho nusiness day VITA tae pickPoekets there.
Onc piosp lady had her pocket picked of so
aG she entered a church.
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n office.

All nunications, Sc, intended for in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOAN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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slaves, detsiled the particulars of battering
down his doors and his seizure by six armed
men. The same men that took Col. Wash
lrgton.l Thinks that Brown fired several
times from toe armory; knows that he saw
him with a gun leveled.
Andrew Kennedy was at the jail when
Copeland, the yellow man, vas brought in,
and questioned him; he said he had come
from the Western Reserve of Ohi4; that
Brown came there in August and employs ed
him at twenty dollars per month.
Mr.. Faulkner objected to this testimony az
duplicating white prisoners.
The presiding Judge said this testimony
could De received as duplicating Copeland
himself ..
Joseph A. Brun was one Of the prisoners
in the engine-house, and was permitted to
60 out several times with flag OF truce; dur
ing the firing, Coppse fred twice, and at the
second fire Brown remarked "that man is
down. witness then asked permission to go
out, and found that Beckham had just been
shot; has no doubt that Coppee shot him.
Nr. Allstadt recalled.-Thinks that Capt.
Brown shot the marine who was killed; saw
him fire.
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TERMS,

rns DAY BOOK viii be served to subscribers
tt6a cents per week. payable to the Carrier
when sent by mali it will be "a per year, -
nX aonths, sad 81 for three months, paya
10 In advance
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- Circulation greater than the Daiiies
u bosn Cities combined. -fn
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CAhFETtNG, ....-
.. OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, sc.
nUR stock of the above Goods is the largest
" to be found in this market, consisting of
full assortment of
Velvets, Tapestry and Brussels
Imperial, Three PLY and Ingram
Damask, Twilled and Plain Vanetlan
Cotton and Hemp Carpets
Rugs, Druggetts, Door Mats
Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers.
Also every variety OF Floor and Furniture Oil
Cloths of all widths, which wall be sold in
quantities to suit all purchasers. -
" CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment of Satin De
LANES, Damasks, Fringes, Tasseils, Cornices.
&C, all OF winch we are determined to sell at
prices. that defy eoplpetition.
w A WALTERS & co,
No. p Main street.
IN Ball kinds of Upholstery and Paper
Hanging done in the best manner and al The
shortest notice.
oc 20 WA. Wa co.
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BURROWS - -
RELIABLE

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTuAL cuREop
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCERUUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, E,rysipeias, Ulcers.
flo1ULA, LlvEk COMPLAINT,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND GUILDS.
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER.
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR S WELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MRRcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the System, or occasioned by Imprudeuce in
Lite "
For sale in Norfolk by
wv. BURROW & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church a.
jy 10 Nv
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
J; S. PARKER. Lessees and MANAGERS
'A,' rH"Nf ......................Tr Treasurer
SCALE OF PRICES.
e!Ivate Boxes. ...............S5 90
SHihgie Seats in Private Boxes, ... IS
Dres IS, Cirele and Parquet.. SO
Boxes for Colored People. Observation-Disclosures. 50
gallery for do do. ..,,... Of
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Marsh Juvenile Comedians
Consisting of 10 boys and 80 girls, from 5 to IS
... years Of age.
This SATURDAY Evening, Oct. 2eth. 1859.
Wili be performed the Drama Of the
FORTY THIEVES.
Alter which the Farce of
A TRIP TO CRANY ISLAND.
M Doors Open at * e'alock-Curtain to rise
F-ee-oo.y d. - Sclocx. oc29
Rowland & Brothers.
NOS. ~, ~ and "a Rsvvland's Wharf.
OFFER FOR SALE
C000 BBLS. Virginia, N. C. and Tenn
OOOO Flour, Family, Extra, super and
Fine. P'i anu
81 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugar, !
20 do Cuba do j
500 packages Leaf, Cut Loaf. Crushed pon--
asred, Granulated and Coffee Sugars. of
'-oo boxes Brown and Yellow Soap of our
own make, warranted free from inferior
materials.
iooo boxes Whittemore, jackson and Smiley
Mould Candles
QUO boxes and X boxes Adamantine Candies
49, 6s and lbs
i2oc sacks round Alum Salt.
o Vo 40 Fine do
5OO0 bus. Turks Island do
2oO doz. Painted Pals, all coloss.
2oo do plain and fancy nsooms.
goo bags BuckwheAt
100 boxes Cheese.
s 9oo Dds. Mess and Rump Pork.
oovo leams straw, Tag and tea Paper
~. 30 paIes cotton Yarn, ass'd NUN bers.
s ..oo poxes No. and Scaled Herrines,
800 bags Rio Coffee.
20 bags Grain Pepper and Alsnice
~ boxes Ground Pepper.
ltO doz. SaDgers Mustard,
lzoo gallons w Whale Oil.
~ casks Railroad Grease suita BILE for wbee,s
of all kinds.
100 boxes Woods Pearl Starch. ..4
~ bundles Wrapping Irvine.
nerring.s Fire Proof Safes, an assortment
OF sizes at manufacturers prices.
81 hrkins Goshen Butter.
rs cases Fresh Macaroni oc oolm
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NJ. Wf- sanorords Liver IMvtgOratOr-.
CoMPoUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum.@Isa mild
and effectual cathartic, acting first on the Liver,
70 eject 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-.
vents their healthy action, and thus STRENGTHENS
4 and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and Is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
BPURlFlES TIE BLOOD
PURlFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
I'D CURES SICK HEADACHE
x CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS - .s5.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRtIOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & C. A,
oANAOo w. ma tim
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AL Advertisements ordered twice or thrice

week, for each Insertion after the hrsf,
per SQtiars...,.s ,...-..... ......Sfh
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.
ObitaagIcs. Funeral Notices, &C., will be
arsed as ocaer al yert,ss ,asnts. and payment
.ouIcsd "a adgance.
All sr4i,sent advertise IN ants to be paid in adj
vance.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FTHE FIRM OF MI. A. SANT0s =, rr,
L is this day dissolved by the withdrs wal Of
Samuel Selden, ESQ. a. u
The business will be continued at the old
stand by Mrs ELIZA D. SANTOS, Executr,x.
ana =. a; SANTOS, under the style Of M. a. +,
q 2. A. Santos, who are alone authorized to
settle the business of the late firm, W
ELIZA D. SANTOS, Exix..
ocz9 t' SAMUEL SELDEN.
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Mrs. Winsiow, an experienced nurse and
f female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums. re-.
ductng all infammatior-will allay ali pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon II, mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
ana renef and health to your infants. Perfect.
another column. mv2s Iv
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ll HEALING ON ITS WINGS" say all
us who have made use OF DR.. Wistar's
themselves OF coughe, colds and consump ton,
tbs m. -
There's vile counterfeit of this Bslsam.
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by B. W. FowLE & Co., Boston, which has the
,oriften signature OIL, BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A SANTOS 4 Co..
SANTOS, WALkE Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. J. Is. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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NOTICE.
TNHE Consignee of two crates Cr.cksry per
l. Schr Sea Witch from New York marked
C. S. XIV, will please come forward prove
property, pay charges and take THIN away, as
they are stored at his risA apply at
Al Il BELLS
&C % No. ~. MAaa stssst
sN EFT HAVANA y ..NEEs.
TyHlS DAY received = tew barrels prime
B 4 Sweet Havana Oranges, large and inicy
oc 20 Z. JORDAN Z son.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. %.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

BEowN's CAsr.-The brave q Nlr-
ginans have fixed up Browns case, IN a
peculiar, not to say remarkable manner.
They shirk the responsibility. il appears
that when they convict q man OF "treason'
there Is no power to reprieve, only through
the legislature, and they have sentenced
Brown to be hung before the legislature
meets, thus leaving him without further APP
neal. In some quarters, however, we see
it stated that GOV. Wise will grant re-
prieve, but there does not seem to be any
foundation for such a report.
Browns wounds, except the cut ON the
back Of Lis head, are now all healed, and
the scars are scarcely visible. He attributes
his rapid recovery to his abStemious habits
through life. lie occupies n room in Jail
with Stevens, whose recovery is still doubt
full Brown says that he is preaching, even
in Jail, with great effect, upon the enormi-
ties Of slavery, and with arguments that
everybody fails to answer. His friends
say, with regret, tn 1t in many of his recent
conversations, he has given stronger reason
for belief that he is insane than ever be-
fore.
The Richmond Dispatch states that Gov.
Wise is receiving numerous letters from the
North, some. threatening his life if he al
lows Brown to be hung; others promising
him great personal popularity at the North
if he will reprieve him, and others telling
L. 81, . n ,Al.,;no1 nG. nf IL -, -,
favor of the democrats will be more than
lost if John Browns hung. The Dispatch
argues that it will neither be good policy
nor good principle 10 spare Brown, and
that he will certainly be hung. The En-
quircr says that some of these letters Of
fers Gov. Wise the presidency for the re-
prieve of Brown, which shows that the
democrats of the North are much interest
ed TO save Brown, and so save their CAPT
tai. The Enquirer says that Virginia will
''execute Brown and his associates, and feels
"herself able TO meet all the consequences
shat may arise from that fact
Mrs. John Brown, who has joined her
husband in his Virginia prison, is large
noble looking woman, and says that she has
always prayed TO God that her husband
might fall in battle rather than by the hands
of the shareholders but that now she does
not regret his capture, for the sake of the
noble words he has been permitted to utter.
She says that she is the mother of thirteen
children, of whom but four survive but
that she wonld willingly see the ruin of all
her household, if it would only help the
cause of freedom.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

I IrEMs FROM 1IiE GoLD DIGGISGs.-
Our news from Pl) mouth Gold Diggng'
this week is of an Interesting and reliable
character, especially to those who have been
skepthal Mr.. IIankerson has dug one
year on his calm At The Five Corn,rs, and
has got from Slj0J to $4,000. The most
he has dug in tine day was SG2 30. lie
has purchased the mill pond below the Glen
House, aud has turned the water off intu
a hume for the saw mill below, and put a
cylinder through the dam, and is now wait
ing for rains SO as to clear the pond of dirt
and gravel. He will commence mining
again in the Spring.
Last summer Mcssrs. Sawyer AMI Eddy
bought gold claim on Reading Pond Brook
for which they paid $37. They dag $500
and then sold it TO Franklin w. Coolidge
for $50. Mr.. Coolidg, has already dug be-
tween one or two hundred dollars, and been
offered $3.50 for one half of the claim.
Messrs. Graves and Beals of Springfield,
Mass, bought claim of 4j rolls, for which
they paid 500. They commenced dig
ging IN July, aud up to Oct. 22d, they had
takcn out SI,70o. The most taken in one
day was $40, which is the largest sum yet
taken in those diggings by any miner in
one day. A part OF the time they had one
hand TO help them. /: will be seen there
fore that the close of the mining season pre-
SCENTS a favorable record, and the numb,r of
miners there the next season will doubtless
be much increased
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Various Iieus.

hev' John W. Mosely, Presbyteriar
minister at Sarcroxie, Miss, has sho, DR.
wilson, an old physician at that place and
q married man with family of grown
eiil'dren, Tor making proposals BY letter to
his (the clergyman's) sister for an clone.
"sht- Mr.. Mosely was Immediately tried
and acquitted.
Rev. Anti-Tobacco Trask has addressed
a long letter TO Rev. DIR. Woodbridge of
iiadley, rebuking him and the clergy here
aoOnts for letting tobacco grow in peace in
the Connecticut valley.
a colony of " free lovers" twenty men
and women have emigrated from San Fran
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

against sucl, attempt, he ran to the house
for pail, with which he succeeded in rut-
ting out the fire, but not till her flesh was
burned to crisp. DR.. Wilcox was called,
hut nothing to alleviate her suiicrngs could
he done, and she died the next morning in
the greatest agony.
A friend informs us that, some time since
while Eleazer Gray was digging well in
Coventry, he come upon quantity Of frogs,
embedded in the clay, about twenty feet be-
lew the surface. Alter exposing them to
the air for a time they BEGAN, active, and
hoped oif.-Frcemaa.
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DEATHS.

In Reading, Oct. 23d, sIr FOREST MANN, aged Slas
In Cavendish, Oct. 9th, JOHN sPAULDlNG, Efa y
years the last Revolutionary pcnsoner Of the pace
n Chester VI Oct. 18th, MINERVA H., daasah
John T. and Betsy U. Wood aged ~ years 6 months
In Brattlcboro, Oct. 10, Mrs SALLY DRITT0N El5s y
Asa Britton. Ed late Of Chesterfield ~ H. sesd W
SO, on the 18th October Mrs SARAH b. LEiEss VIE q
Asa Reyes Esq., aged Is
In Futney, Oct. %, Of lingering consumption HAND
~ son Of Clark aud Lucitta Joslyn aged % years
aged 20 years
In Dummers;on, Oct -, JOHN HAITIAN, Sgd y !ei
ii months.
~ heading Nov 4, Of typhoid ever, Mr. ORlsoN -
LARD, aged Y years, s mouths
In chester, Nov j, OTIS STEARNS, aged t9{ess. 4
In Plymouth, Oct 81, Mrs. JOANNA Piketh' w
rev seu Pierre formerly Of Londonderry. aged
months and Is days 80
=, In Plymouth, Nov. l. Mrs. CARPENTER, VIE -
Henry Carpenter; aged 50 years
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

A Coon ONE.-Springfeld is the abode
of detachment of young " five pointers"
sons of "Erin," who are employed in the
Cab shop. On Tuesday evening one of
them discovered what he supposed TO be a
slime poodle dog black aud fife spotted all
over, the perry little crature,' and proceed
e9 to catch and embrace the ''poodle" quite
affee,ionately, when he suddenly relinquish-
ed his hold with the cry of "Me eyes, oh
me eyes, me eyes"
I'd Fire Pointer-And fats the matter
wild ye'
1aF P.--"Sure and the little dog scratch
ed me eyes full of sand. Oh, me eyes, me
eyes"
I'd f. r., approaching nearer" Al,
Frances, ho,e strong yeer breath smells.
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MARRIAGES.

In Saxten's River, Nov. 6. by Rev VIM n Wilbw
"a MAI O. ALDklCi, and Miss ESTHER NJ SMITH IL
Of Westminster
IN W afdsboro, Nov. j. by Rev. +. L. Smith, NJ ~
RlTllER Of Dover and Mis- ~ A MORSE On wsri,ss
IN Wilmington, Oct 80 by Rev r. H. Bassett NJ II.
MAN IL KNAPP and Miss EyELlNE HAYNES ana W.
mington.
In Woodstock, at the Eagle Hotel Nov /. by Res, y
Cragill, Mr.. SAMUELH. PEMRER and MIS- Rl0Bl 4
NOISE, both 81 Reading
In v oodstnck, Oct. q, by Rev. NJ kiiler Mr. /
SLACK OF Plymouth, and Miss JEANETTE l. Burr, Z
Bridgewater.
In Plymouth, Nov l, at the Notch By Rev. sr. nsut
MI OSCAR }. BARTON, ef Fort Edward n T. tbrasl
OF Ludlow and Miss SARAH A. MOORE daughter &
Thomas Moore, ESQ, of Plymouth
IN Iownshend Nov 4, by Rev. II. Fletcher, Mr. CHARLIE
f. DEAN and Miss LUCY 5. BOND both Of HiahaA
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cisco TO San Salvador in Central
where they have purchased 80 o e'"'er'ca,
OF land, ut shilling per AGRA 'ce
Lcme'liag, one of the company, po, " N %''
means, $4,000, into the como ~ "' bis
California would seem TO ha e.. Stock
for such folks but they thought they v wo"',
be more at home under a tropical .na would
Cook Browns lieutenant in bis :.
rising scheme, who escaped to paa. "vsFo
MIA, but was tracked out and corrios wa
to Virginia, is likely to turn trai,o, ~ 0a'S
asso ciates, in order to commend him.o,, us
democratic favor and get clear ~
brothtr-in-law to Gov. Willard Of r. !"
who, with corps Of lawyers, has .o"'
Virginia, and put Cook in training Il :.
his own neck, and possibly cont,l ave
the materials for making political ~.
against the republicans, which the A. rq
racy are so eagerly clutching at, on, q ".
affair. He has prepared confcs,ion "1
an effort is to be mad. to transfer Il, ~
from the Virginia to the United g.,
courts. These circumstances causo l.,
be looked upon with suspicion by tba "a
prisoners. His is the only case in ,r,,
political influences have been b.o..
bear otherwise than adversely, and Nm
not be surprising if he shall ultimately |
ceive full and free pardon, whatever NJ.
become OF his associates who are M M,
guilty than himself
A few days ago, John Me Dermott If L
lief, ILL.,, who had been much debilta,.d
illness, was leaning against picket g.,
in that town, when he slipped, and his n.A
was caught between two of the picks,
where he strangled to death, beio, !.
weak to extricate himself.
When the suitor for the hand Of PM.
sor Wilson's {" Kit North >" daughter had
gained the lady's appreciation, he WA
course referred TO papa. Having s,a
his, probably, not unexpected case H.
younger gentleman was directed to de;.
the lady TO come to her father, and loph
less her obedience was prompt. Profess,
Wilson had before him, for review. sam,
work on the fiy-leaf of which was duIy n.
scribed, " With the authors complm,.,,.
He tore this out pinned it TO his daugbte.
dress, solemuly led her to the young br,,
and went back TO his work.
The delivery of Cook to the Uhi5
States authorities for trial, is said 10 be
the purpose of compelling the Attendance
the trial of snch "conspirators as Sen.
tors Seward, Wilson and Hale, Hon
Greeley and Joshua II. Giddings Tier
will promptly answer such call
The way $500 were stolen from b,Y |
going to peposit il at bank in New Yui
on Monday was thus man dashed abos
a quart of spirit of turpentine over ne
boy, intending to put out his eyes, but it
struck his breast, yet so alarmed and con.
fused the lad that the man was ALE b
snatch the money from bis hands, and &
cape with il among the crowd before ID
boy could recover to give the alarm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

An anonymous advertisement on,an,.
'"e richmond Wing, offering $40 900 e.,
me delivery Of Joshua r. Giddinss in ,b,,
ci'y' or $4,000 for his head. Mr. ca
rs lad better go and take the reward
himself lie could not earn the amoun, =
easily IN any other way, and the most eb;,.
-,'1us Of the Virginians would not dare
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

AT meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the American Anti-Slavery Society,
held in Boston, Nov. lst the following
Resolution was adopted -
ReSoiced, That il is recommended TO the
friends of impartial freedom throughout the
Free States, in case of the execution of
Cap. John Brown, now on trial for his
life in Virginia, to observe that tracical
event, on THE DAY OF ITS OCCURRENCE.
in such a manner as by them may be deem
ed most appropriate in their various locali-
ties,--whether by public meetings and adj
dresses, the adoption of resolutions, private
conferences, or any other justifiable mode
OF action,-for the furtherance of the Anti
Slavery cause, and renewedly to consecrate
themselves TO the patriotic and Christian
work Ct effecting the abolition of that most
dangerous, unnatural, cruel and impious
system of slavery which is the fruitful
source of NIL our sectional heart burninrs
and conflicts, which powerfully and inereas-
lngly tends TO promote servile instructions
and civil war, which cannot be mere truly
or more comprehensively described than as
THE SUM OF ALL yILLkINIEs,' which is
burning and fearful curse to the whole
country, and by the speedy extinction of
which, alone. can the land be saved from
violence, blood, and utter decentralization.
In behalf of the Executive Committee of
the American Anti-Slavcry Society,
WM. LLOYD GARRISON, President.
WENDELL PHILLIPS,
CHARLES c. BURLEIGH, secretaries.
Ga" Editors of newspapers are respect
fully requested TO copy the above.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

kEpplSG's RUSSIA SALvr.-yolumes
might be written TO show the benefits =.
'u'i'ng from the use of this Sovereign R,m
Guy II has been tested. and in every case
brought to our notice, it has speedily and
eiieetually cured all kinds Of cuts, wonnds
ourns' coFns' DC, Sold everywhere for d
cents a box.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN GuARI

A special meeting Of the Green No
tain Guards will be held at Island Hall
Saturday evening, Nov. 10 1859, at
O'Clock, for transaction of such business
may properly come before the same.
order of the Captain.
J. Ii. WENTWORTH, GsA,
Nov. 10, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
A CA RID.

Nine months ago came to Bellows Falls and t-1 ~
u. VI WhsrSEss interest in the Barberiag husl.tss.
since then my bus mess has met my fullest
for the many fayors and liberal patronage nav
from the citizens Of this and surrounding towns
lender my sincere thanks. and il Providence Z,
snaii continne my business for years TO eons a
stand in Woods Bcck. where sfsal he liAfr1 y
all that may favor me with cali. ,sz
Bellows Fails, Oct % $50. FRED Y. sIkkeiH-