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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-16

Slatisn at,irben. Die &rt unS gRciSe. bieIes
an thur, cbne Die 5crut ar eertrsnnen, IN Gin
@eps'mn'B; rnr6 fas Glsetrotypirsn wereen s.
Stuaosn eripart.
Die eigtntbur1cr Der pSintes" BADEN cine 8;
Srssn gu sIsi6rr 3ett ausmcrFnce Gsiinesr-
prstc, Wslte nit 8 @ann In ci,,cr Gtunes
lz.ooo, anb cine 5Ve's 10 gp9sR ,u aIriGsr
5at orndsnSs eYlincerprsfc. nsftt p,r Stunbe
io.4oo Itsass Iisfert. Die lebtsre te,peat Fd,
srrt'Ontal, III niht 70 spmpIi,iri, ME Die erfstc.
bic f& vertical Qentrs6D tswsss. Gu DER .,Si-
NEE" liuo 500 Nanu bsl6dftist. Die Gircula>
ton tf $4,000. Gin &ann sabit 800 @caem
In elmer Minute. SIN 5 Riauten, nadSrm bic
Vfai@iHe aufseb6rt sat. ,u arteitsu, Rup aue
3sttunssn an Die Erdser atseliefert.
Gin 3,itarasrertaufcr aueiH nir,n,t $4,000
Grsmplars In "a Barren nit i'd.
Die bsietn DlmfImal6incu fir Die Nre6ers
tabsn is IL Yfsrosfraft. gpr 40 Sotren fcnn-
ten nur 1870 Slatter per Stunpc ssprudt msr-
ben. e h
= Aus Sdpan irirb %asmstbet, bae sine
Stast bon $4,000 Ginwobnsrn, prIde ca.
l9o Wetlen BON &~anaraaa ~sutfcrnt mar, burt
elm erSbsbsn pclidnpis psrf6lunssn murpe.
ScuIouqus. Der Grtailer pom Saytt, IN I'M
Stnsifon, Sama'sa, siemii6 auf ben 5uub. Or
trsitt i@ isst ais Sstsler In giesrrfneiprn Der.
um. R
9n atras ipd6t bic @ufrrsuns in 9e'
trsf ssr gisSsrpsri@mSruns BON 3aS ~ Gag.
Ter Sispffs&tsr 5esuuu lit scltsrn In Ptis
lacsirbia rinsstrcfen. um sa1sltt init Is!nrn
SpisBseftasn S&aufeIunaen gu Srranfalten.
Bel Gem 5senan- 5efe in @em,grrf purpen ibm
pou Dem 5srnan. Gpmit. $4,000 ibe,rci6t.
Da f& Ter WiapUr BON g6ilaoeIpbia mr
unifSrmiruns Ser YcIisei snti6lO0sn bat, 70 Bat
man Fh oabia snti&ieocn. OaB bic Uniform quo
aranen Dozen. bianrm Nrad NIT nrIbcn q Gnfc,,
unO blautr @ise btfeben ION. CINE Iplbe
Uniform Tiro 9swib tinIdnsliG in Die quoen
fallen. eF hn
earY Grantiin, bic Satin bee beribm.
ten 9orspUIfaSssrs, III in 9lrp. BORT ausstOm-
men. Sis IN isbt 60 Sabre aft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-16
9te S6Iadt BON MiIas3p.
(@eI6ilrert Bon @ler. 9umas.0

@lcranbsr Gumns, Der beriBmts franS6fI&e
S6rtftteaer, Gin Grsunb @aritalbi's, pelhsr
csnisl6en jeBt auf S8ritt uub Gritt auf Ietner
leilianiiAsn Campaign brslsitet, mar aussn.
3eu9s bss &rsfsns Bel @ti,a3O unO i&ilpsrt tals
lsits in istner Iebbaftsn 8eiis, Wts fOlst:
Mit Ga9eSanbtu6 am 20. Suit waren aas
Sruppen @aritatOi's onf Dem @tarI& gum On
srif auf bic @ear %plitansr, Die aus Der Sstuna
unb benz Ort @leIauC ausasriidt parer, beiTen
SeiaBuus 1s bilostsn. Mslan6iut tommanOirts
unlsrn Iinfeu Glinttl, 4soiet uuO GU1en, bas
Centrum, pdbrenO Der rs&te 6lissl nur aus noe.
nt9en @Ompa9uien tefan6, wtI6s Ons Centrum
unO ben liutsn Sliisel Dot sinsr ~llsbsrrumpeluns
fsden iOatsu.
@artbatNt mar i'm Centrum, wo &c, ME man
FrwSrttt', am i4Is6tsfen bfrseben parpt. Das
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-16

Dte bic 9onpon6imrs" asSrudt
pirO. Sn Der Office Der neonOon Shines" tptr.
oeu tdali& 9 SOnnen 9apter Drr6rau6t, mas Der
ednss nab bis Dover ODER SO @eilsn wstt rel.
den rOaree. Dus @aRer gum Yapiernsssn
pirO pur& cine @aibins bsrbstssf&aFt, srtt
onnn oura einen 3ini-G %Ylinper, fdGt auf einsn
%'nblolen SIanquet uno hebt 25 8pstn auf Elm.
nal. Sn ieSer &c6e WerOen q Safer Voer 2
6Onnsn DrudsriaDdr5e Usr6rau&t. Die SOr.
men gum GleetrOtppiren finO pOu papisr. Na&e
Ssma6t, BON rislen iperSen @6,ase auf benz glsi
9%enOmmsn unb tuo in ] StunOe fur ben @s.
brau4 fsrsOtsptrt ; pom elmer 5orm Tam man 6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-16
Gpka s.

WtaY0rs Court. psnrp, IN Selace, erbteIt 25
praSel lusrtannt, neil or TN 1prtttr Mnstt cine
Shla8trti psrurlaht bate.
3bomas BtrrY. Der teteuntsn acmcleu uuo
li@ unsresntli& betrassn talte, Huetc 81 ,oblen
unS wurrs untsr SIou Ssrsj6aIt seRcat.
SsraaTc Gutdlrg, rec isins SbebGlfte aeprii<
8tit unb bic 8ubs ftiner Tahparltaft bapurt
ssftSrt bate. utubts inc @sfinsnis mansern, pa
CT Die strIanSts SarSf&uft Don $3.50 ni&t aeaen
tunntt.
Geoatas Rent, Der auf benz Seitrumeae Gin
Hauib6en aasl4Iafen wUlis, fam nit stnem
Serpeiir baron.
NtsrlDtat9tf 5tpa6 tpurbc BON Der gntlaoe
frri9siprodsn, feline 5rau espriseit unp aeprObt
gu taben, @. unlanO t6rtrn ga molten.
Das VertDr sesrn Dillon Nttg ormad, amaze
HaSt. @orntlius Graham ~inlultirt unp aeItala.
gen iu babtn, rp.rct auf bcute Nrrltrben.
Daielbe ael&ab nit Scbn Glenn, anaefloof
Yatrid @sir ~iniultirt une sei4lagen IN 6ubeu.
Samss SnOusb mu6te enrIi6 uUdb auf bic
Nnfla9s bin Dor Der Court erltrinen, 0rDbun-
gen sesrn bas 9ebsn BON s.. 0ebler ansaeitcsen
gu baben.
Die nsu errt6tsts @oaenr5 abrit Iieat ridt,
trit es irrttlmit& in Der %selri9en Summer bie5
in Wan6tltrr, %fcnptru murbe auf biel.r Seits
pes 5laiss In Der N19e Der @rmprs erridtet.
gstr b5ren, bas piele Deutlae BARN Sel&aftt.
sun8 Fnrsn perSsn, unb bae II. q. bic 66rberei
eisiss Gabrit tinsn In ieinein Sad aelaidten uub
erfabrsnsn Seati&sn anSertraut purpe.
Cine Ginsate an ben Staptratb, bic 5du.
ier 81 iturnnieriren, nurDe BON rem1eIben ,nr
rrsitsren Sert&ter %ltattin9 an Die Straeen Com.
n'thatf ateFrpieien. Sir e%ripurtsn, pa6 biele se-
irtB bO6if uinl4ensrertRe Heform, Die nit &c.
rsnatn untcien u~crfnipft 1T, tnS Qeben tritt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-16

y II h
yin Wtaoden. welteS ,u &o6rn perfebt, fann
ttntn 9uten piab nebt 9utsn epbn inpen, tpenn
Is fG mrlest trt Vb. 8erobeimer,
l8te StraBe, nabe Wiain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

nearly all of the Balearic islands, except
Minorca; strike Algeria near cape Carbon
pass to the south of 'fiipoli and finally. a.
10 h. As nj. a. nj, Intean time at Washing
ton,) it will leave the earih at MnSsowa, on
the Red Sea. The end of The eclipse will
be about an hoir ltter.
At Astoria the duration of the total
eclipse will be | h. "a M, at cane Chhlley
2 b. 30 M. in Spain 80 m. one in Alpr-
ria h. u m. 1t is during this phase, and
when the whole of the direct ligh, il cut off
from the observers, that protuheranccs.
sometimes rose-colofed, sometimes black.
and on other occasions resembling luminous
clouds, are witnessed as appendagcs appar-
emily to the sun. To determine their true
character is an object of most earnest inter
est in physical science, and at every occur
rance of a total eclipse astronomers under
take long journeys for the purpose of plac-
ing themselves near the central line of the
shadow, from whence only are the phenom-
ina visible. At the last total eclipse visible
on this continent one astronomer went from
France TO the northern part of Brazil: n
second from this country (under the an
'BttVo va tuI citluH-OIldH lIlSllLuliOnt
IraverSed The desert in the northern part OF
Peru and third went from Chill also to
Peru. The two former were successful /.
the last encountered cloudy morning.
But, apart from the study of the solar
physic, for which the next eclipse. in COM
parison with that just referred to, will be
favorable in The proportion of three to one
It's range entirely across this continent and
a part Of Europe whose longitude has been
carefully determined, affords an opportuni-
ty to fix the geographical position of both
the east and west coasts of North America
with precision which will no, again occur
during very many years.
1t is known that the astronomer royal of
England will go to Santandcr, and other
parties will accompany him thither, to oc-
cupy stations at Portugalete, Dilboa, Pam
pelon, etc The Bavaran astronomer pro-
poses to place himself near the mouth of
the Ebro, on the Mediterranean. and the
French will occupy Palma, in Majorca and
Bugia, in Algeria so that there will be
near hundred European observers stretch
ed along the centre of the shadow in Eu-
rope and Africa, force ample to gather
rich harvest of physical results as well as
of corresponding data for oursgeographical
question.-AatiOnR MteHigencer lGh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

lent. And now the temple was set on fire,
the Jews rushing through the flames to per-
ish amidst It's ruins.
1t was n calm summer night, the l0th Of
August; the whole hill on which stood the
temple was one gigantic blaze of ire--the
roofs of cedar crashed-the golden pima
cles of the dome were like spikes of Grim
son flame. Through the lurid atmosphere
all Was cafnage and slaughtefs the echoes
OF shrieks and yelis rang back No,n the Hill
of Zion and Mount of Olives. Ahionast
the smoking ruins, and over piles of the
dead, Titus planted the standard of Rome
Thus were fulfilled the last avenging proph-
ecles--Ihe persisted Jerusalem. In that
dreadful day men were still living who
might have heard the warning voice of Him
the crucifcd-"V Verify, say unto you all,
these things shall come upon this genera
ton. Oh, Jerusalem,
thou that killest the prophets and stonest
them that are sent to thee,
behold your house isieft unto you desolate!'
And thus were the Hebrew people scatter
ed over the face Of the earth, still retaining
TO this hour their mysterious idenlity-s,iiI
vanly awaiting the Messiah whose divine
mission was fulfilled eighteen centuries ago,
upon Calvary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
Total Eclipse of the Sun, July Is, 1850.

The total eclipse Of the sun which will
occur or the 18th July next, is regarded by
astronomers as the most important which
will be witnessed during the presen, centu-
ry. 1t will be visible MS partial eclipse
throughout the United States, but will be
total only in a small part of Oregon and
Washington territories. The central line
of the moons shadow will strike the coast
fifteen miles north of the mouth of Colum-
bia river Qat 46 deg. Is min. ny soon af-
ter sunrise, and the breadth of the shadow
there will be eighty miles. Moving thence
In a northeast direction 1t viii pass near to
Olympia; across the southern extremity of
Flathead lake. and North of lake Winni-
peg, TO New York Factory, in latitude 81
dec. north. and on the Southwest side of
Hndsons bay. At Fort York, the breadth
of the shadow will be one hundred and five
fiiIies. II will leave this continent at cape
Chidley Tor Chadieigh,) the northeast point
of Labrador, IN latitude 52s deg, north.
and, bending first eastward and afterwards
to the southeast. after iraversins the Allan
tic ocean, it viii reach Spain near to San
tander. on the bay OF Biseay. The shal-
uw will next pass over the entire surface
drained by the waters Of the river Epro ;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
Home Life.

Here are some very judicious remarks
on d tiiuth needed reform in this country:
The homes of America will not become
what they should until true idea of life
shall become mole widely implanted, The
worship of the dollar does more to desrade
American homes and the life Of those homes;
than any,ling-ihan all things else. utili-
ty is the God uf ALMOST iiiiveral Worship
The chief end Of life is to gather gold, and
that gold is counted lost which hangs pic
ture upon the wall, which buys choieg
huok for tic eager hand Of childhood. Is
this the whole Of human life? Then i is
mean, meaeer and most undesirable thing:
A child will 90 forth from such a home az
n horse will % fortl, from a stall-glad ii
find fresh air AMI a wider pasturagn. The
influence OF such home upon hihi in aftef
life will be none at all. or nothing good.
Thousands are rushing from homes like
these every day. They crowd into eitles;
and into villages. They swarm into all
places where life is crowned = ikh hiGhei
signiicsnce; and the old eJ,elI y i516e =
d,.selted by every lir,l a. soon q + ~ III
Ancestral honcs.eads and pairim0uial 6efeS
have 10 saorcslncss and when the father
and mother di", the s'rangcrs presence OBJ
lilerates associations that should be anona
the most stcrcd of all things.
! would have yon build up for yourselves
and for your children lone which will
never be lightly parted with--a home which
shall lie 10 III hose lives have been asse-
cieied ith i. the most interesting and pre-
cions spot upon earil. would have that
hoife the alodc of dignity. propriety, beau
~, grace, love, e. iinl fellowshir,s AID hhjss
ny associations. Out from such n home;
would have good Influences flow into neigh
borhood> and communities. In such homo
would see noble ambition taking root, and
receiving al generous culture. And theii
would sec yot young husband and Young
wife. happy. DO not deprive yourselves of
such Influences as VIII eoIne 10 YOU through
au Institution like This. No money can pay
you fer such dep-iv lrion. No circum-
stances but those OF utter poverty can JUS
iity you in denying these influences to sotis
children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

ExrrMroRhSEots SrEAKISG.-I re.
member ance. when | was Young man,
living up in New llamnshire. they deditat-
ed new bridge and invited young law.
yer to deliver an ora,ion. The lawyer hal
never yet, after fortnighi's practice, had
the honor uf being retained. and the o pori
tuni,y of establishing reputation vas ad,
mirahie. The day came, and with il to the
bridge came the multitude and the orator.
lie had mad, 70 written preparation, that
being, he had been told, unlawyer like=sa
lawyer being supposed to be capable of
speaking without notes or notice, any num-
Der OF hours, on any subject, in style OF
thrilling eloquencp. So oer orator trusted
to the occasion. lie stood out upon tha
platform. and amid the profound attention
of ils audience. commenced.
Fellow-citizens - ive-and-forty years
ago this bridge, built by your enterprise;
was part and parcel of the bowling wilder<
ness = lie paused moment. /" Yes;
teliow-citizens, only five-and-forty years
ago this bridge. whore we now stand, was
part and parcel of the bowling wilderness r
He paused again. Cres of. Good" g Go
on. Here was the rub. feel it hard
ly necessary to repeat that this bridge, fell
low-citizens, fve-and-forty years ago was
part and parcel of this howling wilderness
and will conclude hy saying that wish
it was part and parcel now."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
POWERS lRsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CCEssIBLE by Railroad, FIRST below South Yer
n Junction
Fall Winter aud Spring Terms Of IL weeks each begin
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
large and beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive Appar
atus, Agricultural Department Gymnastie Club health
a exercise and the aost Posear and Experiel Teach
ers, are among its Advantages
l. f. WARD, A. N. Principal;
Mrs. Il. IL WARD Teacher of Ornamental Department;
Miss 8. l.. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEVERN SCHNELI, Native Of Germany Teacher Of Ger
L. EMERSON, Teacher of Music instrumental Vocal;
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal ia Preparation Of
Teachers aud from Gentlemen High Scientific Attain
ment, before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters for Rooms for Sc Boarding Board may be
sent to WARD, Bernardston, Mass. Board including
all Incidental Expenses is furnished in private families
the Cushman Hail. under of the Teachers So %
per week 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

tenant, III lismounted and followed his
mocassin track, and finally came TO A little
precipice, down which | saw his rcd blan-
ket, which he had dropped. Cambering
down that, picked up and examined hia
blanket was then within six feet Of him
and did not know it. Seeing where he had
jumped down another little descent by a
ledge IT rocks, ! jumped down also, and Id
an instant he sprang upon me, leapins in the
mir and aliehting with his breast upon nv
head. lie had an arrow in his bow. the
sharp point of Which h1 placed against nv
breast, bat just as he shot. sprang ORD
81 Ic and the arrow passed through the
sleeve OF my coat. Graphing with him, I
wrenched his bow out of his hands. and
taking my pistol, belabdred lin across HE
head and eyes. Findng however. that he
pressed me- so tight thnt could not yet 4
chance to cock my revolver dropped II,
and, seizing him with bath hands near the
waist raised him high above the ground,
tripped him, and Tell with my whole weight
upon him; but then was IL 4 auandary.
Here was on top, holding down. breast
upon breast, "a live Camanchc. md very
slippery oa". trhh nottiag 10 k;u him with
Fortunately Just then one of my men CAME
uo aud assisted in holding him until could
get my pistol. when soon sent him to his
happy hunting grturd TO rejcia his cont
pan:uns."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

/, WHAT A GoopsPFRIoDIcAL MAY Do:
Show US an intelligent family Of loys
and girls, and we will show you d faiaily
where newspapers and periodicals are plen-
t,ftil. Nobody who has been without these
private tutors can know their educating
power for good or evil. Have you never
Thought of innumerable topics of discus-
sion which they suggest at the breakfast
table, the important public measures with
which, thus early, orr children becoma IA,
miliarly acquainted; great philanthropic
questions Of The day, to which, unconscious
ly. their attention is awakened, and the gen;
eral spirit of intelligence which is evoked
by these quiet VISITORS? Anything that
makes home pleasant. cheerful and chatty,
thins the haunts of vice, and the thousand
and one avenues of temptation, should Ger.
tanly be regarded, when. we consider its
ifuenee On the minds of the young, as
great moral and so,ial blessing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
GREAT REDUCTIoN IN pRICEs. =,

have concluded to reduce my prices in DENTISTRY so
that all will have iin their power coon TEETH
LIST OF PRICES
Complete set upper and under Gold plate BANDED 200
Being S25 less haR dentists his riciHiy charge
Complete set Gold plate, without band, $4,000
being 5000 less than others charge
Upper set Gold plate, ntSDEp, s35 to $40
being 10 to sl5 less than others charge
Upper set Gold ate, without band, 2s to $50
being 10 TO SIP less than Others charge
Complete set paina plate continuous gum BANDED SO 90
being $50 less than Others charge!
Upper set Piatina, RANpED, 1000
being $40 less than others charge.
Complete set on Rubber nANnyp $50 90
Being 30 $50 less than others charge
Upper set, Rubber BANDED 25 TO $50
being 10 to $50 less than others charge
Complete set on Silver plate, BANDED g O
being 10 10 SIS less than others charge.
Complete set, Silver, without band $500
being us less than others charge.
Upper set, Silver. BANDED 90 To So5
being to $40 less than others charge.
Upper set silver plate, without band, II 10 SlbOO
being to lolars less than others charge.
Cheop atc Frequently advised for under pieces B $50
G Gum teeth always used permanent work and be-
eve no dentist when he tells NOT do for
gum tooth ~ ~ In all gold plate shau he Is
cARArs FIsEthe Plana aud rubber PURE and the Sill
yer hne French and Spanish coin will refund the
MONEY.
so cavity only viii b, charged for the best
gold iIiing and other billings In proportion.
lT All plate work and Al ing warranted
Electricity used in extracting Please give me a call
JOHN NJ. C0MEGYs,
Mine Street, lie bara.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
= Q OETR r Y
TO-MORROW.

pd we but know what lies beyond
1, This varied, shalowy path we tread,
How 6ien would orr souls lespond,
Our eyes thu tears Of sorrow SLED
Hut God, who knows what best TO do,
Who sees ~ from his starry thro @.
Has wts''ly hidden from nur view
That which had best remain unknown,
ewalk to-day In consclous pride.
And hang the flag Of hope on high;
But an Tomorrow by our side
Some friend my lay him down and dio;
some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust
Such flower, ere dies the evening rays,
May tramped be, and laid In dust.
Youth dreams Of many glorious things,
As on he hies In pleasures track
haeh daY rome newborn promise brings,
lie turns no eve ofSorrow back
The tiowery fields are all before,
lils eyes on some bright star are set;
lAie Is TO him a sunny shore.
lie learn it has its Shadolrs vet.
Tomorrow Iu its secret shade
little know what Is for me;
may be with my fathers laid,
Or wrecked on dire misfortune's sea;
But far beyond life's boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And lie alone who takes or gives
Can guide my wandering feet Alright
TnE WoRLb VIZ LIVE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

liquor, and was steadily burning himself
up. The memcry of mothers lessons
survived the wreck of his f,riuncs and in
icllect, and perhaps win vet be the saving
of his snnl Hope on, trust. brlive, o
praying mother. never despair, . mourning
bruken-hearted father. there Is no deplh
deepe than drunkards degradation, but
up from that doom the memory of vour
love and the arms of your fith may vet re-
store ruined chill TO The bosom of his pa
rents and his Sayior.-Nee York OJserrer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

FRoGs:-An enterprising citizen of New
Jersey has prepared PONDS for the purpose
OF raising fr5gs for the table. There these
amphibious vocalis's are advanced from the
tadpole degree TO the maturity Of froghood,
when they are subjected to rap on the
head which effectualy rctards their growth
ard impairs their musical powers. The
posierior limbs are then divcsied of their
natural covering and sent TO market, where
they readily command the price of one doll
lar per hundred at wholesale. Frogs ard
becoming common article of food: Ds
gustiJus," &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

A young lieutenant Of cavalsy writing
from bis camp IN Texas 10 the National
Ihiellisencer, gives an ar cnnt Of hi> rem
contrs with a Camanchee. With a parry
OF men The officer was pursuing some
thieving Ind ans lie came up to a band
and engaged with a lusiv warrior who
drooped from his horse aud attempted to
make his cscapr on fosi, but. says the li,u-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

TnE TEAcnrxGs OF UAn.- h ard
one urclin of fonr or five years, say TO an
other, during the seige. You fire round
SHOT, and III return shell from my battery
Another, getting ir:lo rage will his pla,
mates, sail. II hope you may be shot by
the eiicniy." Others tplayins with grape
shot instead of marb'e>) wo1 be hra.l to
say, "That's c'ean through his lungs" or
That wants more elevation. n."-djideysoa'
Siege of LncE7io,r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
Mincing Machine.
A RMS WILSON have just received new stock oi
Newmans Celebrated Mincing Machprs.

THIS Machine is we'll adapted for mncng all kinds OF ma
eria or culinary purposes, such Sausage Meat Boiled
manner 49, F
Bellows Falls Jan. IL, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

Mrs. FaatadIing says very sensibly, s.1f
It were not intended ,iai wosien Should
drive their husI ands, why are they pte
ihrougl, the bride ceremonysr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

Our outward act indeed. admits restraint
lis not in things DER thought to donineer;
Onard well they thoughts thoughts heard in heaven
NorNG.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

u bat a Horrible creature, A iaclelor
says he di~likes young married people
-b-cau<e they are ap, to give fcihcmssi,es
heirs -