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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-25
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TauGtabaf, Sarti.eS &c. &C.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-25
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-25
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
1UbIit saIfs,
BY WTLLTAnT aAhfILr0N

A BALTIMORE BUILT
CA GERMANTOWN WAGON.
Sha sell at auction rooms Nos Ga and GO South
Charles street, MONDAY MORNING. the 27th instant,
at 10 o'clock.
/ NEW BALTIMORE BUILT
GERMANTOWN WAGON.
n22ts WIN HAMILTON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
@GeStign.
goar0ina.

ROARDiNG.-A small family having two
Ospare rooms, would let Them furnished or unfinished,
with without Board to two three gentlemen Apply
tE CONWAY STREET, near Hanover. au3l-tf
pOARDING.-SIXO OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
can have pleasant front back with board,
the warm cold and shower bath Location very
trtl. Transient boarders accommodated furnished
few doors north of Fayetie aui3tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
CHILSON'S CONE FURNACES

s9az CHILS0N'S CONE FURNACES.
V These Justly celebrated Furnaces of five sizes, are
~ adapted to heating public and private buildings of
every description They superior in points of ability
OF management purity Of its heated air. simplicity oil
construction, and, above ALL economy in consumption OF
fuel which third less than any other Furnace in
stence Persons in want of good Heater requested to
examine the CHlLS0N before purchasing. pamphlet
giving description and testimonials sent il desired.
- WEATHERBY Il CO.,
s1f3mr 40 and AZ Light street.
sfsas FISHER & HUNTER,
EG PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
CO. IA 1856 W. EAYETTR STREE
- Roofing, Hot air Furnaces,
Ranges and Stoves.
Tin nd to ord
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
1rDtertss, liquors, Ee.

sd GA. SEWELL 4 CO.,
Hsc TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
ssEssa HAVING REMOVED To s. F. CORNER HANOVER AND
PRATT STREETS,
Respectfully solicit the patronage of the public to their
and well selected stock OF PRIME GROCERIES,
sisting Of fine Teas Wines English Pickles. Sauces. &c
Also, in store general assortment of articles sold in
line All of which warrant and guarantee togive entire
satisfaction.
Goods delivered free all parts of the city o9tf
- FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
MSeM all the varieties of each kind, selected from the
Axg mportations of aW CROP TEA, expressly for the
use Of private families the quality of which
not he exceed either in style of make in extreme fra
GRANGE. For sale by WIN. WHELAN, No 142 Baltimore
street, hetween North and Calvert streets. sl4-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-23
II a. c, MAEIHEWs.
FORECLOSURE OF A MORTGAGE SALE


f;;f FORECLOSURE OF A MORTGAGE SALE
.EsasaAa VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ROSS AND UNION
Bv virtue Of q rov.r - Sd dt!i .,o-
signed y the morgagee the undersigned will for sale
~ pnollc auctlol On the premises THURSDAY, the
18th December, 1869, at u o'clock NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
ana lying IN the city OF Baltimore aforesaid and described
as follows that is to say
Beginning Tor the the line of the southwestern
sue Of Noss street. at the distance Of twenty-five feet
~ from the corner formed by the intersection
scrnmost side OF said street and the north
wtsIrninost side Cnen tn e. and running thence
iSos stt nndIng the southwesternmost side Of
with Union street hundred feet thence soutReastery
par VITA oss street eighy-eight reetand thence north
The above lot is improved by six neat and comfortable
BRICK ID BILLINGS, two stories an attic each and
And also A Ill THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate and lying in the city of Baltimore aforesaid, and de-
sCrbad follows that to say Beginning for the same on
and running thence nOfthwestery binding street
twenty-five feet thence southwetery parallel with Union
Aisq0 10 certain JOSEPH " Walker; thence parallel
VITA ios street wenty feet to Union street, thence bind
and we hPeesorgg BRGK &6nsRP sH
able for Store and Dwelling and subject to the annual
And also ALL THAT PIECE OK PARCEL OF GROUND
situated in the city Of Baltimore aforesaid described as
Union street. at the distance one hundred feet from the
northwest corner Of Ross and Union Streets and running
feet TO the let lastly above described thence bounding on
said lot and parallel with Ross street twenty-five feet thence
ii'tei IN IillOii tee' ullty -u4Tte rect 10
supposed twenty foot alley thence easerly, twenty-five
est to the place OF beginning.
rms lot IS improved by two story frame EN- EMEST
Terms OF SALE third cash the day of SALE AID the
balance IN equal Hstalments credit OF and twelve
months with interest to be secured to the satisfaction OF the
undersigned.
Attorney foI the Mortgage
a. G. MATTHEWS,
nl9-eotS Auctioneer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
CANAL RAILROAD,

r.. s~s WINTER ARRANGEMENT .--eog,,se,.s.
80 Es Wednesday Nov. i6 1859. Trains will run a.
tsundays exeeptedf ms fellows;
IKAvE SEw HAVEN AT
aoo A. NJ fright train With passenger car attached \
Northampton, arriving at 1879 A. VI.
lo&o hsfor Gcllinsyiile, on arrival of 90 A. NJ M
press train from New York
iO NJ freight train with passenger car attached 4
Piainviiie.
SSO p NJ, or arrival of u Is p NJ train from NJ
YORK connecting at Painye with train on Hartford PRIV
dnnce aud fisbkiii Raroaa going Nest al Westseld ~
trains on Western Railroad going and West Rees
iE passengers from Hartford Providence and Fsshk RAJ
road at Piainville.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON Ar
o,Sp A. NJ. For New Haven, Connecting at wextfeld vi
'ah on sstern kailroad going west at New Haven W
VAC A. NJ, train for New York and intermediate static.
Passengers for the Hartford Providence and rNhki Ri
road will take train 10 plainville
OP NJ express freight train with passenger ear n
aehed IN connection with train Connecticut River
rosa rofn The North Connecting Pianyflle with gr
on har.iord froridence aud Fshsih Railroad going "a
LEAVE PIATSyrIE Ar
II % A. NJ connecting at New Haven with 200 r
Express train for New York n M
Su5 = fright train with passenger car attached
coLliNsvItLE BRANCH rRsr,e
Leave Noitnssiile at $50 A. NJ, and COP d. Eetuz
"s' 'eAfe fiainvie at IL 20 p. NJ, and esf.H
faEieHr NOTICE
freignt trains leave New York daily. tsundays eaesp
eernet franklin and Center rs r. NJ
~ noruiampfsn " l0Sl A. NJ, Leave Northampton
~ md arrive in New York az Is A. M--Tbross
without change Of
Daily lines es Stages ran from orth,,,n,o, an Imb..
n,hanlsbursh fsaydenville, Florence and Hadley Fro
10 Waterbury. D nrSNTS c-i ~, II
New Haven, Nov. Is, 1853 i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

To KEEP GRIsHD PorAroEs FROM
SrsoUrING.--To keep potatoes intended for
the use of the table for spring until new POI
tatoes grow, tasse boiling water, pour it into
a tub turn in as many potatoes as the water
will cover, pour off the water, handlethe POI
tatoes carefully, laying up in dry place on
boards only one layer deep. and see if you
do not have good potatoes the year round,
without strings and water ends caused by
growing. The neighbor / got my informo-
ton from says he has never failed, or had
aay trouble from roiting or sprouting. Try
afew.- Correspondence Of Prairie Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13


CoMPoRTs ron CArrLE.-R Rev. Sidney
Smith Of England, was something Of a
farmer, and used to visit his cattle daily, and
feed and pat them, until they knew bis voice
AMI welcomed his coming. He used 20 do
all in his power TO make them comfortable.
lie has been heard TO say: | am for all
cheap Injuries, even for animals now, all
animals have passion for scratching their
backbones they break down your gates
and paling to effect this. Look ! this is
my universal scratcher, sharp edged pole,
resting on high and low post, adapted to
every hight from a horse 10 a lamb. Even
the Edinburgh Reviewer can take his turn.
lou have no idea how popular it is. |
have not had gate broken since ! put il
up. have il in all my fields" i tLi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

To prevent Sews killing their Young.

3 About two years ago, we first mentioned
what we have since known, tried and proved
entirely cffectual, as preventative against
the killing Of pigs by the mother--an un-
natural, though by no means unusual, pro-
ceeding on the part of some sows. The
matter was again brought to our mind by a
communication from +. C. Buxton of Var
mouth. who says there has been an unusual
, loss of pigs in his neiehborhood within a
few weeks past, and recommends, as the
easiest and surest preventive, 'to give the
SOW about half pint Of good rum or gin,
which soon produces in,oxication, and the
drunken mother, unlike some human moth
ers, becomes entirely harmless towards her
young. and win even accommodate her po-
sition to the best advantage of the pigs, and
in her recovery frcm her slender" she be-
comes so much civilized In her disposition,
as to eradicate all signs of savageness to-
wards her young, and she will manifest all
the naotherly care that is due TO her @pledgcs
of affection" sas
Y We also knew Of this remedy being tried
by neighbor Of ours, but few days since,
and it proved entirely eifectual, not only
overcoming the disposition of the SOW TO
kill the pigs, but making her as careful Of
Them as could be desired. Farmers who
may be troubled in this way will do well to
bear THE prescription n mind.-Jfmne
Former.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
BLOOD FOOD

DR. Bronson, having been Ear reduced by consumption
to he considered beyond all hope recovery by the
most emioent Of the medical profession and also by him
sefa regular ply stefan Of twenty years pacce-ae a
last conceived the idea Of ANALYZiNG THE BLOOD
N ppsing the subject Of physiology more imme,li
ate connection, and effect Of the Of the blood upon
the health and SYSTEM The result the production
Of this BLOOD FOOD from the Of which, DR..
restored to perfect health. Within six months at
ter its ntrodnetsn thousand consuptiyes were
eiiectualy cured by IT, If you have complaints Of
eonsumptiye tendency, Cosgh Cold Hadaehe Rsi,ifa-
tioH Of he Hsan Loss ~ appetite, fAs sid
no time in procuring bottle Of The BLo0D fooDn
suffering from Nerrens Debility. your slsp
boB and dsi0bd II your spirits depressed or your
organs RELAXED, you will find m this upfn remedy by
with drops If your liver is torpid or dis
eased ny manner whatever bottles viii be
q inygerate and bring into lively heaIthfal
action In the most inveteaie Of D~spcpsia the p
tent can here tnd the efficient and grateful relief
bena Is always experienced after taking only bottle
In male female complaints weakness the sufferer ar
ter try ing other remedies in vain may assured that
certain will result from the three bottles
The h1ood Food Is ectua IN all Euptions Salt
kbeum, serpfnlas and other like complaints Pale and
Rmaciaed children and adults nmediaely -ns,ef hy
lis IL gives strength the body and color and h
ty To the skin Physicians of all schools using with
Sendcriu For full directions, eirenaS Price
81 per bottle
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

VVINTER ARRANGEMEST.--on and after MoSbr
w Nov. n, 1853, Trains will run as follows
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ and Is p. ". Kecnc ct n
A. NJ and Az r. M.and arrive Fitchbarg a. u %
and 5l2 7 n. Boston at 80 and s45 PM; wores,l
At zoo and ECO PM.
MOVING WEsr--Irave
Boston at % and II 90 A. N. Fiehbmrsh at AS
aud 13lP. NJ Kecpe, II ~ A. NJ aud 8 al r -ans
rive AZ Bellows Fails at 1913 aud 4f0 NJ; windsor
and 9 - r. NJ kntisad, ass and 500 y. NJ. Bprsnrs1
6OoP. NJ.
TSusrs Cosnes a. fcfle~s
Up train at bellows RaIis with RUTLAND hfJR,Sefl
RAILROAD, fpr Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Oeas
Rufga. ieany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor w
River junction, burlington. 0g,ienshnr, Mos,trs.l
Iohnshary, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL. pAssUupslc !
VERMONT 4 CANADA ROADS. Sc beth trains N
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r.. r. Tor All pSSl
north
DoscH TtaiH, Caaaeci at Esscab,aga
WIKI Trains Of Fitchbugh Worcester r. r. for worce
Norwlchf irosidenee and New York City.
And at Hroton Junction with trains OF Worcester Ma
va r. r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of So
Brook Il. X tDr Lowell Lawrence. &c
Tickets for all points West may be secured al any atari
% Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be chec led
70 Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
CHAPLIN. superintendent
Observation-Disclosures Office, keens, n H., Nov. rs 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

Republic, sister of The French Republic, 10
lopk to the safety of the universal moral
law, TO save Brown, TO throw down the
threatening scailold of the 18th December,
and not TO safer that beneath lis eyes, and
| adj, with shudder, almost by its fault,
the first frat,icile be ouuione.
For--yes, LEI Amcrics, know II, aud pom
der il well-ihere is something more terri
bic than Cain Staying Alb lit is Washing
ton staying Spartacus.
sga,T$ "a. VICTOR HUGO.
TIauteville House, Dec. 2, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

GAliLEo-in 1852 Calico. then Youth
o. eighteen, was seated in church when ,I,e
lamps suspended from the roof were ,enlen-
,snea py the saerizian, who in dDiny so caused
them TO oscillate from side 10 side as ,I,e,
had done hundreds Of times b.s,re, wl.,
similarly disturbed. He watched n. ,s -
and thought he perceived that Viii. ~ .aP
citations were diminishing. tl,ey sill occa-
p'sa the sane time The idea thus susges-
yea never departed from his mind and 81.
years afterwards he constructed the firs, ,'..,.'
auiun. and thus gave to the world One - ~
mos' important instruments for the measure
men, Of Tine AfirTward, wllen living =,
eh'es' u was report d to him one dav ihs,
the eh''drenf apoor spectacle maker, " h,Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Be Truthful AlWayS.

this little story, copied from an ex-
change paper, is excellent. Read il, boys,
aad take its lessons well to heart
Two country lads came at an early hour
to q market Town, and. arranging their lit
tie stands, sat down TO wait for customers.
One was furnished with fruits and vegeta-
bles Of the boys own raising, and the other
Supplied with CLANS and fish. The market
hours passed along, and each little mer-
chant saw with pleasure his store steadily
decreasing, and an equivalent in silver bits
shining in his little money cup. The last
rnelon lay on IIarry's stand, when a Soa-
tleman came by. and placing his hand upon
it, said {" What afine large melon; think
1 mnsf have this for my dinner. What do
you ask for it, my boy? - w@s ~
The melon is the last / have, sir; and
though II looks very fair there is an nn-
sound spot on the other side" said the boy,
turning it over.
a@So there is" said the man; 81 think l
will not takeit. But" he added, looking
into the hoy's fine countenance, 90 is it very
busincss-like to point out the defects Of
your fruits to customers Z"
y" 1t is better than being dishonest, SIR
said the boy, modestly. ts
You are right, my little fellow; always
remember that principle, and you will find
favor width God, and man also. You have
nothing else l wish for this morning, but |
shall remember your stand in future. Are
those clans fresh 2" he continued, turning
to Ben Wilson's stand.
Yes, sir, fresh this morning. / caught
them myself" was the reply; and pur-
chase being made, the gentleman went
away Sfs8 ess-..s.-., - s.
Harry, what fool you was 10 show
the gentleman that spot in the melon. Now,
you can fake it home for YOUR mains. or
throw il away. How much wiser is he
about these clans caught yesterday
Sold them for tie same price did The
fresh ones. He would never have looked
at the melon until he had gone away
Ben, woald not tell a lie, or act one
either, for twice what ] have earned this
morning. Besides shall be better off in
the end, for / have gained customer
and you have lost one"
And SO II proved, for the next day the
gentleman bought nearly all his fruit and
vegetables of Harry, but never invested
another penny at the stand of his neisIbor,
Thus the season passed; the gentleman
hnding be could always get good article
OF Harry, continually patronized him. and
sometimes talked with hin, a few un,nutcs
about his future hopes and prospects. To
become merchant was his great ambition,
and when the winter came on, the gentle.
man wanting trusty boy for his store, de-
c'ded on giving the place 10 Harry Stead
ily and surely be advanced in the confidence
o. his employer, until having passed through
various gradatons Of clcrkship, lie became
at length an honored partner in the firm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
The Green Book.

tns,shed, 80 pages Price Is rents on Single sri
LIE or The Institutes Of Marriage iss Ints
1,sat,ans and PHYSICAL and Legal Dsqna hcsfious s
~ treatment 81 all private Diseases in e
- = : saaei a poefica essay entitled caliFaed.e
~ Ar OF having and rearing beautiful and healthy chr
-. ~ me la'e Robert csiverweli, ESQ NJ d.
-. irec 81 postage b. the Pablishrrs Chas Kline CO
no 49, Yes York. or Dexter & Co., WHOLESALE AgHf'
s.a street, Mes York. Agents wanted everyvhsrs
efasts an extrart and sample above. enitea
Dr. cnlser~e Leture on the rational treatment Of
- snd private diseases generally. detailing ~
-. y ~H'rh lasalids may ezecIuay theriss.s
~ nse % dangerous meficines- AZ bat htis
80 = theEaseives Sent free By mail secure erEe.
~, IN esps % enc stamp, to prepay postage b. sds
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

playing with two glasses, had observed as
they expressed il, that things were brought
nearer by looking through them in certain
position. Everybody said how curious, but
Calico seized the idea and invented the
first tvlescope
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

# ssflloa ISs CT ss,tJd
psaoeH Sl5lIls 90 1snm 9iiloq qsas puno1s p.idrlA
lass.s ss-sss
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Suoi IONS roge lgIl pufS sp 10 suosaais1d
usgi qonru iFsgseI II 5ulnaosd an
suin ssoo nos puauuIoosi SsauIus ssgu 40 se
inauos us spomsss mus lnglssad snsaa puH
9suspBuoo lsIsd qIis psI ~ 's,es-lp 10
An pure Irlgl sql duoIs ao5 sa ANS 81 !, pwsty
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uled salasHS1 pae sunS sq SuluIos "a. 'oss ~ st9
6ieIuasSp q9ns salqlsea Supusllv sludnoo lr 4os
:xIs
uoetrnisld Istlo kIaAs Jsta III gssqa
$50 sulsoIiJ nv pus uEgIss pug auRs
~! ssnsisp aga sInuI sssmspu lf,s
q lI-SlqlInoI 'spunu siH "a asl 10 sumn uo,s4
"a 20 uo9s1p etl aspun slsuo sgl mnsl Emp sasa "a
p ~ q9l4a SIss 5 noqs HIN ssuruiduoo
slnugui LoI si9pss 1920 kus qisa u 20 aelsduoo p
eins as9iS qn dn and 81 lIkplIqL ssaHuquss slI suI
uspuep 20 pnslsu rio Inof anIsnns s Sussouaa "a
seAsaI Gnusnbssuoo pus pun suS s,sdo olaoerud
oJ say AfIifua q aI6ipuosss usui Iog satisssId o9
iurIdoo sluguI s5usslsdxs qSnm uioy psIJpub Hon
u oVa usioistqd 1gnSsI uosIndsid sqi glI-isIl5
nos psisHo atoJolaI2q spq gsenb 40 ssInu suul
mnlisou Ghsas fsAo kilIosdns ll sIeso algssp syi
-dH00 a1ILNyasI s;NoLva "a qils nof Su,aussaId al
S T e r = ON
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists No as Maiden
Lane New York. and by all respectable Druggists throu gh
ous the country. 27-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
a. C. Rasurv g. Co..

As''' : 'cr the sale Of WErnEgELLS COAL OIL,
superior burning free from smoke or olor and
20 give entire satisfaction 30 cents per ganon
10. Lu5Sating OH, equal SPERM or any other
49, ol ubrlcSng purposes, aud at much hess price
dealers in nha EFtaaf Sper,a AMI irri 81, r. anu
No . India Street Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

33ssl.ss VT. vALLEv RAILROAD \
.&S--ssS1fe TIC y "a and after MONDAY Nov 81 nv
PASSENGER ~ ~ sase Bellows faif FOR Hrattlet,s
~ w n sn M, aud returpius 1,
freigAt rrsin lNAs Is ieliows "a s,kA IA s,J
tlchoro at2 a5 4. N. F TH'""o ~
rhs two passenger traiufosun. cute connect al
Springfield Hartford. New Haven ai ksIdrepoTt AZ,
MN York On the North with the iinssi'd nurlhv,l
nulnssn, ,ventral Vermont caaada conneetcu nj
with whitehall, Saratoga aud schenectady 81 John.s
aud white Mountains. Burlington and Rouseis poln,
densburg and Montreal, Al sioAr Nv
Nov. n, 1850, S'"P
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
s.. s. j. MYERS,

Importers of Watches Watch Materials CRYSTALS and Too,s
and .Iobbers of Jeselry,
No. 10 Hanover Street, Boston
All orders promptly attended to- American Watches nj
anuiseturers prices No business transacted on sat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Pheno.inc 0ilS.

7 rom Soais only The hest Illuminating and Ipts,.,
Oo'l jas, manufactured ard for sale b. ''i's
htfrRipSE ADAMS, SO & 81 Kiby ST cor. ws,sr g,
lihersl di-count 10 the trade. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Henry Damon.

Dea'ei in BOOTS, SHOES AND HAYWARD Rrnnyas
No ie2 MIX Street, Boston.
aessis et.h on delivery Of Goods sor o,,,,v -. A.,
g., .i ~ vel sEasn - his old customers n,
:; 40 JHase tpr yourselves If not s,isf,,t.,-,
80 ,ti ~ fe'uru them his expense aud ,o,r
s-s VA y re'ef'ed to you. firasc cal or order 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
II. T.. Dodge.

- - Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Neweus Patent SAFETY Lamps and Cans Ffuid Soars. .l
at the Lowest Market Price
No. fremont Street. BOSTON