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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

AT& ONO RAIL RoAD-A meeting of the
Stockholders of this Road was held in Statesville
Aug. 23d The meeting was characterized by
the greatest harmony and induces hope that the
road will be completed to this place in little more
than one year-it will be done if the people Of
this section of the country will take hold of the
enterprise as they ought to do, otherwise there is
no telling when the road will reach Statesvile.
President johnson stated that iron enough to Law
the road to Davidson College is now in Charleston,
and no doubt, the cars would reach the College BY
the 1st July next. The people below have taken
stock literally, and doing their whole duty to
forward the enterprise Fin this direction. Let
their example stimulate the people in this section;
so that the road may be completed in the shortest
possible time-StatesviUe Express.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

gomery Advertiser made a speech in Memphis
last year, in which he used the following language
in reference to Mr. Breckinrdge:
81 think the South entitled to the next nomina-
ton, and should like to see Mr. Breckenridge OBJ
tain it. He is popular with the party everywhere
| believe, and deservedly so. He is an able man,
will make good President, and with pride | name
him as my friend"
Now how is it? Nobody but Mr. Douglas is
entitled to the nomination. Every man who
thinks the South ought to have a showing is a
GsunioRist-Bah, .sH
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
ADDRESS TO THE
Democracy and the People
OF THE UNITED STAT.

UF The UNIIED OIAILO,
BIZ the National Democratic Executive Committee
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
Washington, July, 1860. !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
County Commissioner.

The honorable Ira Goodhuc Of West
minister, after much reluctance on lis part,
has finally consented to be candidate for
County Commissioner. This nomination
will doubtless give very general satiaflc-
ton in the county, and all friends Of tenn
perancc and good order should now see to
it that he is elected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
BELLOWS FALLS, Feb. 81, 1860.

Mining Naga-ioe.--This is most ex-
cellent publication for all who feel interest
ed in geology, metalurgy, chemistry, and
the arts in their application to mining, and
the working of useful ores. We COM
mend it heartily. The publishers will ex.
cuse our Hardness in acknowledging the
Jan. number. Address George Newton,
1 Spruce street, New York. Terms, s. 90
per annum.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
LATEST NEWS 4!

4 lot of Postmasters held convention
at White River junction on Wednesday,
and chose f. b. Chase of Lyndon, and
Hon. II. f. Stoughton of this place, as del
egates 10 Charleston. What Mr.. Chase's
inclinations are, we have not heard, but
Mr.. Stoughton is claimed oslensibly for tho
administration, but really for Douglas.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

The fourth of the course of lectures by
Rev. Mr.. Balch, will be delivered this Fri
day evening, at Wightman's Hall. These
Lectures have given very general satisiae-
ton, and the interest in them does not
abaic in the least.
We are reluctantly compelled TO post
ponc the regular court proceedings. The
case against the Baptist society Of this viii
lagc, was submitted to Judge Redield up
on statament of counsel and no made a
decree dismissing the bill, upon which an
appeal has been taken to the Supreme
Court.
A wag in Saxton's River, not long since
called at some place for ''drink' which was
furnished "Now," said he, taking up the
glass, II want TO know whether this will
kill Instantly, or whether fellow will have
to linger along fifteen or twenty minutes"
Everybody, of course, likes to eat now
and then-thatis generally speaking. But
it is not every one that knows where to 90.
The place that is not surpassed by any
hesitate TO enlarge the territory is at
Hurd's refreshment rooms at the depot,
where meals are in readiness at all hours.
There was a meeting at the Bellows
Falls House, on Saturday evening last to
take measures for the organization of fire
company, or at least, hook and ladder de-
partment. A committee was appointed,
Walter Taylor, chairman, 10 obtain names
for the Company, and the meeting adjourn
ed ill Tomorrow, Saturday evening, at the
same place, when it is hoped the organiza-
ton may be completed. The fire wardens
have obtained, and we now have the 200
feet Of hose, voted at the last annual cor
poration meeting
Merrick Wentworth has sold his cottage
house on Atkinson street, TO Mr.. Samuel
Cragin, of Paper Mill Village, who takes
possession on the LIST of April.
Mr.. Hurd, who keeps the excellent res
taurant at the depot, well knows that we
are for The Union and accordingly he has
sent us a bottle of "Spalding's Prepared
Clue" which he has for sale, and which
will cement all cracks caused by Mr.. Nut
tings big organs or otherwise. To be Sc
rious however, this glue is right down
good article. We know a lady who mend
ed her shoe with it the other day, and an,
other who had the misfortune to have her
bottle glued to shelf and on taking up the
bottle q piece Of the shelf came up with it.
This may SAVIOR of gas, but it is true to the
letter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
STATE or VERMONT,
SAMUEL l.. BILLINGS,
Wintlliam County Court
September Term,
A. u. 1889.
LEWIS VI oECUTT.
HANK n EAIIg tn

WHEEEss at the pre.ent term Of this Court Samuel
billings Of iuuIsn in said Couuty brought his
Of Book against Lewis 0lcutt Of said Rocking
ham, deuiau ,ling Of $1,000 halarce book
counts between tc and so summoned the Bank Of fel-
lows Falls Trnstyr ~ sail Olcutt
And appearing that said oeutt has not had personal
of this suit, Il l. ordered by this Court that thu
suit continued the this Cont 10 held
Newfane, in and fpr SAIL Cuuty the scoHi Tneslay
April, d, iS51 and that the Plaintiff notify the De-
rlant the pehlency this suit term this
Ga which thr y continued by Publishing the
Substance Of his writ with this THREE weeks
tessieely IN the Bellows Falls Times printed Rockingham
aforesaid the last publication to be at lest six weeks pre-
riaas saii spul Term. which publication viii be
,leeuiel sufficient ne to sii defendant sppcar aud
make deEsr s,i Hrtisn- *. TYLER. fifrk.
}. o. FRIEDMAN, Au'y IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

MUSICAL CoNvENTIoS.-The Windham
County Musical Association will hold IFS
third annual festival at Saxtans River, be-
ginning on Tuesday next week and contin-
uing three days. On Thursday Evening,
there viii be Grand Concert. This Con-
rention viii be under the direction Of Mr.
G. M. Wyman, assisted by J. j. Kimball,
both Of whom need no eommendation at our
be present, and the occasion cannot fail of
being Interesting, besides 'having a good
sing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

GRAFroN-The social society of the
Baptist church took ride on Thursday eve
ming Of last week, to Mr.. Carpenters, Cf
we have got the wrong name our friends
there will please supply the right one and
Notwithstanding the stormy weather they
mustered $50 strong. One load of twenty
five from the village, had a grand tip
over" into the snow fortunately no one
was hurt, though some for moment had
bright visions of stars and thought they
we're kilt intirely," but it was finally a
greed that il was good scene for both po-
ct and painter, and had heightened the en-
joymeut Of the occasion. The time at Mr..
Cs was merry and added some fifteen dol
bars to their treasury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
DEATHS.

In ludlow Feb oh. ASA sPAULBING. a-sA 81 years
In IudloW, Feb 18th, HARRIET a, Ne Il Asa A. ssr-
gent aged % years
In Vernon. Feb. 81, MARSHALL WHITFIELD. a-ol %
wears 8 months
In Marlboro Jan 18th. LUCIUS only child II CLARK and
Lacy H. Higiey. aged year months and Il DAYS.
In BridsevatcE, Feb 9Th, Miss NAliALA ANGEL, aged
81 wears.
years
il walpole, n IL, Jan. I6, Mr.. SESSIONS HEFFLos,
aell Fl years
IN wsisole. n II Jan 81 sIr JOHN GRAVES, a=eB 81.
In Iseckin-tau Feb 18th Of consumption, NAbkRtA A
daughter Of m ari Mary ANA Wooieg, n the lit 1car
al her s-e.
In Putucy, Feb lG, Mr. OLIVER BLo0p a-ei -.
~ ratuey, Feb Il, Mr. SETH {. WASuBUN. ael 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

"Wednesday, Feb =.
Al market 80 Cattle about go eeves and 49, stores
consisting Of Working Mich Cows aud one tuoand
three years Old.
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extra 81 % a 90 rst quality
6 % second quality S. 50 third quality - 90; ordin-
AIRY IS co.
Working Oxen-NOne.
e:swr aud Caives-S IS, AZ, 90 a s62
Ssariinxs None two years old Sl7 q % three years
old . y u
Sheep Lamhs-3i00 market. Prices in lots - p
- IS e - each. Extra 81 s., a IS each from 70
&c per h.
Hides p &c. TaRoV. q &c
Peits % a 81 - each. UalfSkins 10 q lie u h.
nm, rr.s,r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
10 AseIit
SpAuLDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPAULDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES,


ECONOMY! DISPATCH :
~ ASrrcuy TnE SAVES NHg"-sC1
As lents viii happen even IN regulated families.
u very desirable To have some cheap and rpnSeprnt way
for requiring Furniture, TWs Crntkrry, etc srAULD-
1Nu's pKEl AIRED GE meets all such rmergrnees, aud
household Afford 10 he Wlthnt ri Hlway rs,y
up tr sticking point There 8 longer ucccssty
fhr lnping cl,iv sPlmrrl rcrs. headcsS das and
broken cradles ~ Is Just tfe article fr she'll aud
other ornamental work popular with Lds Of rriiurineni
aud tse This admirable preparation usr cold b,ing
chemically hcd in solution md pcrss ing all the Yauabl,
qua tiles " the hest cabinet uukcrs q 10 may he used
~ the place OF ordinary muria being rasy aihes
i've. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. n. B.-.i Irnsh ar
coulpu each bottle, Price % cents Wbp,Ilr nrIs
No IS Cedar s. New YORK. Address H. & SrAuLbiNG
fox No $3.50 New York
put for Dealers IN Cases containing four. rtt and
twelve dozen, beautiful lthosaph ShoNtari
Ing eeeh package. single hottie Of Spauldngs rrsrrc
due viii save len tiuc It's cost annually every h"isc
hold Sold nv all prominent Sthtioner~ Druggists Hard
and Furniture dealers, Grucrrs, and Fancy
Country merchants should make note Of Spnulding
any climate. 4S4j
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
STATE OF VERMONT.

- = y " y - ' =, ia''t ~,
persons concerned. tsrrefn-.
Whereas, IRA GO0niirE Guardian Of joel u. flrou.
and heir % thu estate - Erstu A. liaof. htr ~
Westminster ccc,ri. has ne application IN writing iu
Court representing tst IL auld is renueiYr tl
interest h st ri. the woe 81 she Tfal rStHtc
lis said warl uatcl in this State fr ths rnrroe 81
putting tic rncc u Of Sivh sale Interest iHYriiEg II
il stocks and srssinv rF ierfisr sHtt ntate
Yd ar. hsrrl,y noass ia frs nppn rai
appgeaiinn the -s-sin Iifpef - r. laid ~ t- Ian 81
A. flcr fn iS-kngari. iu -ad hii fie tis hrsi
N,-tssit II March u tSaf xl,re ,ou may
- tsssr,i 81 the pI.ifii-.s II yen at.
Gra.on F,b 3 lsg0 BENZ " bEAN. Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
MARRIAGES.

In A-catnevviIr Feb Sth by Rev. VI Kjmbal, MIR. W.
HENRY HASKELL Of WcathrrsfcI1. and Hiss NELLIE
AMANDA CHASE, daughter Of Mr. Abe Chase Of Spring
field.
At the Fellows Fails Hotel Feb - by Rev Mr. Perry,
Mr. LEVI A FULLER Of FitzviHan, n. II and Miss To-
RETTA f. BEAlS OF Troy. N. II.
THURSDAY. Feb. 1d Mr. NJ " d. SLACK Of Plymouth,
and Miss MARY DERBY Of BridgeFater.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

The Postmaster Cat Harrisville, N. H.,
we belive) knowing that Geo. L. Balloon
was the manufacturer at the Wooden Mill
in Vermont, directed the wrapper of the
letter TO Proctorsville, and it happened to
be albright. We don't wonder there are
SO many dead letters at Washington, when
the writers are so careless.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
REBECCA GRAHAM.
alias RERhCCA InHNSON.
State of Vermont.
NINUHAM ). :.
,IAECEJIUS A DECKER

MARCELLUS A. DICKETMNN
WHEREAS, Rebecc1 Graham, otherwise called Rchcrea
Johnson OF Grafton, in said county, has tiled ia the
Of the Court Chanccry said county her petition against
Marccus Dckerman Of Hebron, in the county Of Wash
ington Of New York, setting forth that the said
Dickcrman the 10Th LAY Of October 1874, mortgtged to
the plaintiff by the Of Rcbecca 9afnsou certain
piece land situated in Wndham IN said County Of Wind
ham containing about with house barn. shed,
and backslniths shop thereon, being the premises
conveyed by sail Rebcrca said cfcutnt by deed dated
the sane 10Th day Of October 1851, conditioned for the
mcnt Of Deienents Of the date for $50 o.
p1yable instruments OF So Of each the first nslmcnt
be paid in year from the first day Of April 1855, and
the remaining instruments yearly thereafter, h annual in
tere on each said instruments, after April l. ISIS, and
that the due aud unpaid aud pr ing tat the
equity Of redemption Of the defendant IN the presss may
be frerasI which petition Is made rsturabio the next
term Of Of Chancer TO be held ut Nefine, in
ao for said County Of winjhl, serond Tuesday
April d. ISL Aud q appearing that the dscpiant
sics without this SJtc tnat the common and ordinary
process Of this be served upon him il there
fr ordered chancellor that tie plaintiff notify the
defendant the Tsnucy Il this suit and Of the Of
the ceHrt 20 which the Is Tcturnahr By publishing the
ssitstane q the petition. with this oer, fer three pc
sssrres ivcy in the Fstls TsEs printed Rock
ipsnan il this STATE publication "a De n least
tfenty DAYS previous sil April Term 81 ii Court,
which xii decmel sicent norc - saii dfntant 10
APPEAR aud answer ssii sctitiou. - u bt tlrrk.
EENI- " uEAN. riG's soiic tor ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Focal Matters =.
votes! Votes!

s Votes for County Commissioner, for eth
er Windham or Windsor Counties, will be
furnished free at this office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

"A PoRKER.-M Mr. u. IL. Whitman, OF
Bridgcvtatcr, recently Slaughtered hog
that weighed 7l2 lbs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
New STYLES of JeWelrY

and adding the list many articles not heretofore embraced
in it, we confident that for completeness and variety
selection be cxcccd We shall continue to dstrb
ute the with unsparng and impartial hand Send
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Notice.
AMERICAN CuANO.

TUE undersigned, Agent for the States Maine New
Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts. for the sale
of the Guono imported by the American Guano Company,
has in store and Offers for dealers aud farmers
in any desired quantity the Company Jarvis Island
ano Of their own Importation.
The scientific testimony respecting the value OF this gut
permanent fertilizer is most fiattering clear and
decisive and the favor which it has hands Of
practical farmers, whose opinions of its merits founded
upon careful tests will all desire to oh.
tain reliable and economical manure.
The frrng properties of this guano mainly phos-
plates ammonia and therefore other seeds
are not injured by coming 10 contact with it, bat it warns
enters into slight iecmeuttion aud at gives Is
vigorous aud early start
Certificates from prominent farmers who have triel tla
Guano upon variety Of crops and upon different soils
may he seen at the office Of the subscriber.
The price at which il is offered is $40 for the single ton,
with liberal discount according graduated scale of
prices. for large quantities. " lIASELrINE.
Boston, Dec. ?, 1853. Is, Fosters Wharf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

ca Superser1ption on letters sent bymaii
should be very legibly and carefully writ
ten. For the benefit Of our readers, we
subjoin q specimen as received by Geo. l.
Balloon, Esq, WOODEN cloth manufacturer at
Proctorsyille, VI, short time since, to wit
NJ Baulkam
Wolen Mil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

OPENED AGAIN.-The Hotel at Sax
tons River, recently closed on account Of "a
liquor prosecution, has been opened again
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Is - q 81 IS each. IfSkins 10 @ lie y h
NuNREK FRQM EACH STATE

kenarks-There god supply Il Cattle and Slesp
st market tolay- The cae rather better quality
than ;.<t ~eek prices not high BY 20 per crt buyers
~ 1nxrots 70 purchase less al a dccIine-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
BIRTHS.

la this village, Feb. Is, a son to GEORGE HAN.
In chester, feb. Il, ia ghter to SlLAS BUKNiIAM.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Notice

hereby given, fst have given tpny SOUS tUCtUS G.
! and JOSEPH W. FLETCHER, their time during the
remainder Of their minority aud sirn claim none IT their
earnings nor pay any debts n Their tTtrrtmg after this
date BENIEWlN WATCHER
Chester, Feb %, 1850
Witness, JOHN u. CLARK so
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Choice Garden Seeds.

NEW and esoe variety. raised aslt b. the subscriber.
lsG5sss for Pes aud hciug prolific bearer. Is valua
stnt. Any euiing h.tf postage stamps % the
- gsarrSl-sr uIl rrsrirc parkazn Il hfty scais-
Also rniar vegetable sls ~ Al kinds warranted fresh
and usire. SIX sckazzs for tweufy-iisr esasis
Springfield, YcTIa0nt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
'PINIoNs OF THE AMERICAN GUANO.
MENnuaNr New.Irlser Scnt o. 1sil

C. 5. MARSHALL, Esq.
President Of the American Guano Company n Y.
DENR At the suggestion a friend. I was induced
to try some Of your guano last spring upon my grass
takel oil about and half acres, and top dressed
with about 800 pounds Of the Guano for the ensuing
months could not any effect, and much dsip
pointed that told my friend that weud try any
Of II.
Tbs next six weeks however made great difference in
the appearance Of the grass, and when it had
curiosity 10 count the number Of oaJs taken theefrom
great establishment they than double those
from the adjoining plot Of three affords pleas
ure to state this fact also say that well
fed with the 300 pounds that on may send early
in the spring. Yours. respectfully,
ROBERT LAMBERT, Formerly of charleston, 5. c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
Notice.

LII notes and accounts due the late firm Of G. & G
"A WHITE MUST be settled previous to March lst lSN
9, 4 u. WHITE
Wcstmorclaud, Feb, %, 1850. SD
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
THE HERALD or TRUTH.
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SpuRGEON's SERMONS
SURGEONS SERMONS.
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SlUitGEONl5 SERMONS.

SPUEGEON'S SERMONS
slCR6EoN'5 SERMONS.
Mr. Spurgcon Sermons we'll those 81 the Rev Hen
~ Meyil D. D., chaplain TO her Majesty received week
~ from Europe, and published rrceve. in The
Hfatf Of Truth The u ofhfr Ills infished rrr-
ymtn Of all the Evangelical fluns, both this
country and Eurupe,a rrgu Irig in is columns Tho
fraid ri THt l. pnhisbrd weekly No. 80 Nassau -
New York Rev " Mnjr Of the rrt terrain Church. ed
tor Terus = rcr copies 81: rlntr Of
SIS anan extra copy to the gettrruPof the elnb. ~ 2
paper to Of sixteen pages, aud arranged for bind
IL contains every week four by Evangelical
yincs besides much other mattcrof general Interest spe
linen copies free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
GIFT BOOK STORE
@. O. Evans ~ Co.

are possessed Of immense stock Of BOOKS in almost
every department of literature and being in constant
municaion with all the leading publishing houses of New
York. Philadelphia, and Boston, they continually adding
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address and judge for yourselves to the
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substantially bound and sold at the pub ishers lowest
retail prices in addition to which present valued at from
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at the time Send for Catalogue. Useful and ec-
CANT gifts in all almost endless variety consisting in part Of
Gold and Silver Watches; Guard and Ch1telain
Chuius Lava Coral, Cameo, Malachiu, Gold-Stone,
Moslic and Forentine Sets of Jcwelry; Bracelets
Pins and Ear Drops Gold Pencils LoCkets Studs;
Sleeve Buttons Reticues; Port Monnaesi Butter
knives Pearl Handled Pocket knives, &c &c. &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

REMARKS BT Ex-GovEBNoB BR0wN. EDITOR Of THE NEW
ENGLAND FAEMER-ln conf lnatou Of the opinion which
Dr. Holmes Editor Of the MAINE FARMER has formed of the
value Of the American Gusno. will that have
used for two With the happst results The first
trial Of il where rs effects distinct through
the season the coming earlier ia the spring,
ing faster with dark green color aud producing album
dainty Ia the This last tried it through the
of the field with similar results II also pro
duced aud potatoes without other manure OF most
excellent quality, and liberal 10 quantity On bects and
parsnps thu result equally marked, Bat the point u
which the Importance is that may be scd
any crops stimuaut and fertilizer in the hill with
ont endangeng the termination OF the seed and thus give
other plants requiring long season. carly start
and their perfection before the time of frOstS. In
our short cold aud vet springs it is essential 10 give the
crop early growth and this have secured by the
use OF the American Guano better than in any other way
We hope iarmers viii generally try it, aud that the
price will be kept within moderate limits, that all may
avail themselves Of It's advantages. We shall continue to
use il freely if the price does not EXCEED $40 per ton 8l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24
... IN HOUSE
.2DHaTI 5!.t.st1l2 GOODS,
w, |. Goods & Groceries,
Flour. &c, &c.

pride ourselves keeping the Best Choicest kinds
In fact Ladies' and Gentlemen are determined to place
Goods at such prices that all competition will
auced We are intending to add to already spacious
rooms early in the spring time thus enabling MS To
add new branches business and also keep Targ
Stock in all the branches We would also add
trading company among you our one
great aim will be to treat all whether high low
poor, Equality Always aiming represent goods
ruthully and when in always right even to
the uttermost farthng.
Please read carefully our list of ag sr Hf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

.DoBCs FEERr, Westminster, Co y. y, Sept G. 1859.
In the Of the American Guano during the present
sou, found it, when applied deep soils very valuable
manure for garden vegetables aud in the field culture Of
corn potatoes, aud oat. also when applied in liquid state
on vines fruits and vegetables they received decided ben
eft. L. H. WARNER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-24

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