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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28

mon, manufacturers. the Gun manufacturers, the
Boot and shoe manufacturers, the Hat msnu-
lac,urers. The Paper manufacturers, and even
the Shin buhlers OF our country, new have ~
acknowledge themselves 70 be second ra;c bust
ness men, aud bow 10 me tho "PTince Of Amer
lean Manufactures"
\ NV Office, Sir, in she old Paper Mil, Is a
| gem among the dirt, Why the Queens Pal
ACC ought not TO be compared to il. Mud then,
there's my great Library, Consisting OF -
School Books and chat " my head, which
You will be sure 10 find interesting to examine.
My business "is driven by water wheel Of
! IS horse power" horse power being used in
the mapuiacmrG of my Patent Tools aud the re-
naming rs horse power being employed in pro
pelling my newly invented gos-5loring machine
This machine {on which have made appca-
ton for a Patent,) is very complicated and Of
wonderful powers, although it has not YET sue
eceded in blowing the mortgage from Oft my
works. The estimated value Of this machine Is
Sis9Dc, and this sum added TO Sllo0 upon
which pay taxes fools up the 100000 which
have invested in my business
Sir in my mighty exploits have far out
stripped the great "Sancho Panza," or even the
renoicaed" Don Quxote," and thus hare ! sue
ceeded at the early age of % in swelling into al
unparalleled immensely, and in loosing myself
in the infinite radiation Of my oWn operrheln
, ing genius.
And now lei no one imagine that am iryinI
to so Fool I'm.
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DEATHS.

In New York city, Dec. II Mrs JuEN EAN , NLT EN-
formerly az this village and wife Of John Van Week, Esq
Of New York city, aged 40 years.
In Ludlow Dec. IA, Mrs DEBORAH, widow q Emory
pnrnee aged IS wears She in usual good health anu
SEEMED into the entry lock the door before retiring for
the night, and instantly fell dead - x,,,r,
In Woodstock Dec, II, Hon. WALTER PALMER, aged
50 years. - -. :, 90, = 90, -, - -.
In Ludlow Dec. IT, Mr.. JOHN MoG0LLoA aged 20 years
In Putney Nov. 80, Mrs. SARAH b., wife OF Warren
Parker agud "a, - $40, .,-o,s ,,.- s
Io,ba and Catherine Wbiteomb, aged years and mos
IN Cayendish Dec. II, JULIA, daughter Of b d. smell
I'm Walpole N. II Dec. IS, Mrs ELIZABETH DlCkEh
wife of the Matthew Dickey, agsd " Year, onths
In Woodstoek, Nov. IS, CLARENCE EUGENE, son OF
Bsnamin and Layina standish, aged2 yesrss month";
In south reading Dec. 49, ELIZA wife Of Washington
Keyes ESD aged 50 years. Mrs Reyes had been out
health but a few weeks and her DEATH as i were, IS
sudden Rpd severe blow upon the hereayed family she wa
woman Of much exeeleuce of character and kindness
heart as a parent most kind and indugent, and mos
excellent neghbor faithful In minerng TO the want
VI II south Reading, Dec "a, ELIJAH MILES HASKELL
! aged 81 years
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THEY SLY, THEY SAY.

The, say it Is nothing rev hut old aud established, that
wM LAWRENCE Of Cbarlestowp, Il doing uicc thing IN
the baking business.
They sa young Barrett he foreman DaarT, sapsror
workman both IN ueatness and style 81 work.
They say the two Knapps and Bfleard assistant BakerF
are also nice varknsn
They say Crackers manufactured by thru superior to
any in the narEct bsih in az and quality.
They ay their White and Graham bread csnno;
be heat.
They say tey anufcGr very ulee cake q the lloving
kinds uire Fruit Pound spouss Lemon, errrant Cram
Junbis seed CAKE Washington Cake, Ginger Bresd Bann'
Poor Mans Cake sc, &c.
They sy they also manutlture nice Soda caehers, oys
Ter ard Butter Crackers aud Pilot Sea Brad IN enc
they iy bead Manufactured By them esnua' he heas
They say when taey visit Lssreuee's Bakery zey admir-,
the nea.ness in which it's kept.
They say young RchaFison, driver, visits Bellows Fall
twice each With iAvrrnees Bead crakcrs Cake &C
They say Mr Richardson Is hrStrafe sassman, and
~fhstsndns opposition his sales large. and iaersssrs
from time 20 time.
They az they siEir< to him nth hs ree -res1
They say yozss Nsssey, another drives IS e-e q: e.
They ay thAt Via; they say, they k-er - e. f--,
rs welding Cake n,a3s 8, cr1sr. tses -. -
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PeOpIe's Pacific r. r. Company.

THE Commissioners of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Com
pany anuuce to the People OF the United states
that said Board of commissioners fully organized oy the
choice of JOSIAH PERIIAM President. OLIVER fhOsI
VICE PRESIDENT, ABEL ABBOTT, SECRETARY, l. = WITH
INGD0N TREAsUnR, and that the Books OF the company
are open subscription Of Stock in Boston NEW oRk
PHuADEIABIA BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON ana VIII soon
be opened the principal SOUTHERN AED WESTERN CfiE
ANE CALEDONIA hc Charter of said Company was granted
by the Legislature the State of Mane in March looO
The right way kraugh the public lands 10 the
of the United Stes Missouri River to California by
the way OF Pike Peak Gold Mines and through Utah, Is
now open to the company, by Acts Of Congress
The People hc United States earnestly requested to
examine the Chser Of the Compay, and send
In their sucrj Ali persons invited to subscribe
one share each nd no one more than ten shares.
Shares One Kindred Dollars each ten dollars OF which TO
be paid when Inc subscription IS meaes as will be seen
by the Charter Let the people subscribe generai ana
literally forthwith, and the Company VIII be eple 70
from Congress- its next session large grants OF
mney. Let the whole People, all as one put
shouder the Wheel by subscribing one share eaeh
the Iarad will be built within five years Let VI lbs
Of TWENTY ty subscribers be formed IN every
Town village and the money Orewarded by Mail or Ex
press and Ocates Of Stock with receipts for the money
will be returned Respons bic ofunimpeachable char
acter wAo heart for the work are wanted IN Al
parts States Agents to obtain SUD
scgiptiens 70 the Stock of the Company.
All could be directed to the undersgne
/ at the Office of the Company, ADAMS HOUSE BosIoN
all application for copies Of Charter by laws
and other documents should be made josiah PEhiASl
/ President Board ofCommissioners. to'-N
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DIscUAReE FROM THE EAR AND Partial DEAF
~ NESS exclusively and successfully reatedby Doctor
Hartley principal of the Ear Institutions otNeH York
Philadelphia, the only acknowledged aurst thu Uni
ted States who generously offers to attend all perns ser
ing from affections OF the without charge unit cured
thereby proving his unequaed and protecting the
deaf from being stCadlss by paying selyied Aursts
brilliant 10 advance aud the infection Of yet more sri
ous evils by permitting the application Of dangerous meies
hy inexperienced and unskiful hands.
Dr. may here state that he has connection wlatcer
with any persons advertising to deafness Neer las
he given permission for the publication of certificate
purporting from hun and cannot, Therefore,
responsible for any alarming consequences resulting fro
material persons but the deprivation Of ouef the
important of the Senses ought 70 be regards and
treated with more than ordinary soicitude
Deafness noise in the head and all disagreeable dc
the ear speedily and permanently removed, Without
causing the least pain Inconvenience AcuFe in alsas
guaranteed, where malformatiou does not exist.
Thirteen years and undivided attention this kauh
of special practice has enabled him TO reduce his treatment
such degree Of find the confirmed and
obstinate yield by steady attention to the reans
prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with eonhdce
They viii show at least in what estimation his profeal
qualifications are heldfby Of the most distinguished
medical men Of the country.
AZ had tn pleasure DR. Hartley in pracae
and have been led 70 form opinions OF his chae
ter, both in profession and as gentleman
". PaRKEs, N. D, "a
Professor Of Surgey, &c.
His professional aHtes viii be duly appreciatea ~
JezS W. wHTAKEH. y. D. eff
Professor q anatomy, S ID
s. From my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, have e
his department correct and sentiesn&nly.t,
fAIESTINE NorT, Y D.
Il b pleasant duty 70 give ny testimony in faFo
the treatment adopted by Or Hartley FER the care Of
The application Is unattended BY pain or ineous
hence, and its effects almost instan' aneoas
Counselor at Law, 3 Cham5ers =
Doctor Hartley will receive calls at the White Rive
Junction Hotel, until the 10Th Of January, ls5l 81
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Biographical sketch from tie life Of the iRUaiji
Prince Of american Manufacturers"

Biographical sketch from tie life Of the iRUaiid
Prince Of american Manufacturers
Z" ! not only originated the entire process Of
manufacturing my first set Of Stencil Tools;
but was also the tirst TO originate the idea Of
Files and Yices-their use becoming necessary
in the developement Of my great science. And
as Douglas Is the original inventor of the idea
that man has any rights; So too, am / the orig
iaaL iHrenior Of Steel Dies or Punches Of any
kind
And further. in my marvellous endeayors to
'.show mother how big dash could cut with
out splitting" ''caihauled" the whole field Of
ancient and modern invention; and, by unearfh-
" strides, 81 ceeded IN placing my name frs; in
the worlds history, upon the lisi-cf inventions
I Heroes and Martyrs, totally eclipsing the fame
Of Franklin, Fulton, Morse and Whitney The
great Cotton and W0olen Wills Of Lowell aud
Lawrence. are overshadoyed 10y my great
- American Stencil Tod Works" and IN com
parson Herewith become Ike mole hills 10 a
mountain. The Scale manufacturing establish
nienis of Fairbanks aud Howe, and all the great
Machine Shops and Fonndries Of cur country.
are but cpheis By the SIDE Of ny works. The
great Piano Fnric manuficturers, the Sewing
Mlehine manufacturers, The Asneu'tgrsi imP'c-
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! cai Matte rs
EnAy. DECEMBER, IS, 1860.

Il oo,,,e Association of this village
"A o,aone or two meetings and finally
"A the matter to commiitee of three
hing of 0. d. Gray, c. B. Eddy, and
n Swain, who have arranged with Rev.
olch of Ludlow, for two lectures on
n Its theatres, temples, amusements,
n lie will lecture here, at Wightman's
Il on Monday evening, January Z, and
q " evening January IL. The satisfac-
sbich Mr.. Balch gave in his course at
|. Mace last winter, renders any further
~ from us unnecessary.
had a heavy fall of snow in this
" on Saturday last, some eighteen inch
wing fallen during the afternoon. Il
Followed by elbow" on Monday,
IN piled it up in great quantities in some
u and caused delay of some OF the
,,.oad trains. 1t seemed TO be a vein or
er in this valley, as we learn there
!. not over six inches fell in Jamaica and
uhity.
4 faw weeks since Mr.. B. +. Roberts,
Jacksonville, while driving his team from
n place to Greenfield, had one OF his feet
az crushed oy the sliding of the wheel
Lis wagon upon it.
crov g. Swift are offering their goods at
.5sced prices. See advertisement.
r. Bellows Falls Library Association
4, hold an adjourned meeting at the cihct
c|Stouohton * Grant, tomorrow evening
81 >o'cleck. 1t is meeting of the stock
aners,and they are all earnestly requested
obe present
tremendous shaking was felt in Rox
.,x this State last week. and was suppos
IN he n secession shock, but on examlna
II. IL was found that the boiler of stear
.vmill in that place had exploded, an
~ the South Carolina explosion, nobod
III hurt.
There is to be New Years Ball, at I
White's, in Proctorsville, Tuesday ever
~ Jan. lst.-Music Chester Quadril
4ond.
sUppEN DEATH.-Mr. Charles Dart
81 Rockingham, died very suddenly
thursday of last week, at Mr.. Colems
ebok's in Chester, where he had been SIM
IS injuries by being thrown from his ca
Hage near Chester depot few weeks sine
His death is supposed TO have been caus'
BIZ disease of the heart. He had SO I
recovered from his injuries that he had be-
jressed on the morning of his death, a
Bought of going home.
Y There is to be "Sea" Port Hop at Cal
Bridgeport, on Monday evening next. I
committee of arrangements embraces sol
of the ablest men of America, indludi
stAbe and Steve of Illinois" besides $50
and Ben" of our own state. The two
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house of worship, as well as pleasant 1t
's all due the Ladies of the society.
The Congregational Church will be eiesti-
Aute OF a pastor on January /, 1861, and
are wishing aid from some other quarter.
zine Rev. Nelson Barbour has been acting
pastor for two years past, and it is field of
2much promise.
Urn johnson 81 Son are doing very ex-
a'ensive business in chairs and lumber, and
''hey are deserving of the extensive patron
age they are receiving. Andrew j. Will
ger occupies rooms in tie same building for
carrying on the cabinet business-be like
wise gets up good work and can be relied
on at all times.
Samuel N. Wilder occupies rooms in the
building now owned by Shumway & Fish,
and carries on the door, sash and blind bu-
sIness. You can rely upon getting first,rate
work, and on short order, at lew prices.
There are two extensive tanning estab-
1ishments in Jamaica One owned and oc-
caPied by Charles d. Read, the other by
q. Il. d II. /. FELTON,. They are in the
aands of enterprising and energetic bust
ness men. and the source of much benefit
to the place.
Col. Mack Of Windham, died on Wednes-
say and was buried on Friday last. He
vas member Of Mt. Lebanon Lodge of
..asons, at Jamaica, and was buried with
s''aseale aeaors. The attendance was very
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
MARRIAGES.

In Chcs ter Dec. u, by Rev. c. G. Gurr, JOSEPH H.
WARD of Westminster, and Miss SARAH u. WILSON oic.
In Rrimheld ILL., Dee at the residence of Cyrus Brooks
by Rev A. j Jones. Mr. JAMES NJ. WILEY and Miss MA
ny NJ BROOKS, all Of Brimfed.
In Pap.r Mill Village N H. at the residence Of james
Muken on the eve OF Dec 49, by Rev. A. ]. Weaver Of
Ftchburg Mass, Mr. JOHN WILEY, in. of Wstertown
In san Francisco Gel Nov. IA by Rev starr hing MI
WILLIAM HARDY of Sacramento, and Mrs CAishlb h'
TIIAYER Of Woodstock, Vt. ,,
In woodstock Nov. rs, by Rev. n. kiddeT Mr. LEVI
REED Of Bridgewater, and Mrs. EMILY RICHMOND Of
] Pomfret . ~, ,p,r,r
In Brattleboro Dec 49, by Rev NJ Carpenter LEN -
WILLIAMS Of winhall, and Miss hENRlETTADANlDsoN
| Of Jamaica. - Al, @,
In BratteSoro Dec. IS, by Rev Edward smiley, MT 81
/ MON ~ GOODENoUGH Of West B., and Mrs ABBIE
! BILLINGS of Guilford =, nav.
| In Westminster Dec. 25 by Rev. II. Eastman, Mr. II
| LER y JOY Of W, and Miss MARIA l.. MlLLlkEN o
In Bratt;eboro Dec 25 by Rev. Mr.. Smiley, HENRY W
| sIMoNpS and Niiss LUCY 5. ESTABRooK, both Of d.
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MAsoNIc.-At the Annual meeting Of
King Solomon's Lodge, No. 45, A. F. and
a. Masons, Bellows Falls, on Friday last.
the following Officers were elected and in
sailed for the ensuing Masonic year: s. C.
Eeming, Master; j. d. Perkins, S. W.;
Geo. A. Graves, j. W.; Aaron Arms, t. !;
Geo. o. Guild, S.; l.. A. Grant, S. d. /;
Nm. Stone, j. D.; II. II. Stone and Scion
Ferry, Stewards Geo. H. Stone, Tyler.
4 At a meeting of Lafayette Lodge, Z. d.
held Wednesday evening, at Proctorsville,
the following Officers were elected for the
year ensuing: Warren Skinner, w. NJ;
Silas Warren, S. W.; Albert ID. Hager.
III W.; A. S. Burbank, s.: C. II. Chap
IAN, T.; I. Paige, S. D.; E. Merritt, j.
D. A. G. Fletcher, Tyler
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CAMBRIDGE NsARKET.

NNWnCSWNN'
At market 5S Cattle about 400 Beeyes and los stores
Consisting OF working Mich Cows and one twoand
three years old.
Prices Market including nothing but the
hest large fat stall led oxen Sc 90 al 90 first quality
$500 second quality s55 third quality, So COS ordin-
AIRY 81 70.
Cows and Calves-S25, 90 a. e.
Yearlngs S0tpS0 oyearsold $40 IL three year
old "a az IL 49,, 90
Sheppard Lambs-1500 atmarket Prices ini ots 81 20
200 a ESQ each Extra $4,000 90 "a S6eseh,er oepoc
DER ID. live weight. Spring Lambs, 0 90 q 60
/ Hides Sc 6l0c. Tallow, Geo 81 c.
Pelts ca ~ 90 each. Calf Skins 10 q lie ib
Remarks-There slight Improvement in the price OF
the best Reef the thin stock sold at about the sac
| Sheep sold % cts per head higher than last week
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The following Geographic correspon-
Fence took place next day after the seces-
pon of South Carolina.-So. Carolina mer-
fhant TO merchant in New York-"Send
pc fifty barrels flour."-N. Y. merchants
'eply-"Eat your cotton, d-n you"
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Prices Reduced .

nprpARaTORy 10 removing into our New Store, we
shall for the next fortnight offer goods Of all kinds at
greatly reduced prices Below Is specimen Of our cash
Amoskoas Heavy Cottons, cts English Prints loets
az Zine 10 cts American " sa9ets
net.ains, Il a 70 cts fanS1 sums N'9' 1
gest waterloo shags, IS less.
An Wool Thibsts, 50ss cts Plaid and Dress Goods
at bareans Carpets, Paper Hangngs, &e vii " soIa
M nSices Bargains 10 everything for the next two weeks
~" F''N' GRAY SWIFT.
Bellows Falls, Dee q, 1850. %
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"a 1t now seems TO be settled that the
non. Edward Bates, Of Missouri, win be
3 member Of Mr.. Lincoln's cabinet, and
VII occupy the the post of Secretary of the
interior.
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large, and the exercises most impressive
Rev. NJ. Wells of Wardsboro preached the
sermon.
Look out Pierce, Dexter * CO., are
going for accession-not secession-boih in
goods and customers. Music ahead
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BEECHER,S SERMONS.

The rubsers u the BOSTON Ttarnr hays made an ar,
rangenent Rev Henry Ward Beeeher to Puet every
Saturday during the ensuing Photographs Export
his evening discourse TO the congregation az arye lee
Sermons will be revised by Mr. Beecher hre ana pup
lisncd other paper They viii le puehshfd ~ 'he
Daily senii-Mcekly and Weekly lfarsA,r. ~
Partieu attention Is paid in the 1qftHr to foreGh
and Domestic News ship News Market and Stock sales
The propretors are determined that while they furnish tug
cheapest paper shall In respect be Inferior 10 'he pe
papers In the country. ,
The Rerietp Of the Week summary OF az the news OF
the week with running commentary Of all the most mn
porant events by Of the best and most eNperenu
writers 10 the country Is other feature peculiar to tue
1SarsRsr and adds greatly to its value
we win furnish the papers on the following terms
Daily. Single Copy ~ per year
Five Copies ~
Semi. Weekly, Single Copy ~
A Club Of Ten s2O'
Weekly, Single Copy ~
A Club of Ten CIV
sand One copy to the getcr up Of the Club.
10 Cash dliroyS IN Adrdnes,
woRTuINGToN, FLANDERS CO., Publishers
For sale by all News Agents.
Wholesale Agents In Boston, John H. Dyer to' a
Williams & Co, Sederhen Co.
New York-Dexter Bro, Ross Toucey' 0l-z
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE!

w ILL be sold Public Auction at the residence oil the
w late LEWIS FAIRBANKS, in Springfield, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, $780,
10 tons of Hay and large lot Straw 20 tons extra Hay
lot Corn Fodder 800 bushels Oats 25 bushels Corn lo1
bushels Potatoes bbl- Cider with bbs ie" barrels
wagon Running Gear, pr new Team Harnesses Force
Pump good Horse Rakes, ~ head Beef Cattle lows,
Caves mr. mat he'd years old Steers, 5prs' matched
wears OLD Sssers YearEng Cattle, hne years old
Colts one pr well matched, Yeartng Celtsa SIX years
old Mare and large lot Farming Tools
Also 1000 feet Hemiock Lumber, lot Of Pine Lumber
hoth plank end Boards together with numerous other
articles - =, ,,s,,
The Sale to commence at O'Clock, A. NJ On the Hill
Farm Rna to continue until all is sold except what may DC
previously disposed Of Three months credit gooo
security, fer all s-sounts over So ..,-
DAVID FAIRBANKS, Aaministra
FRANK FAIRBANKS, tors
Springfield, Dec. IS iSeO. 5lo-
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Employment.

ERsoSs out Of employment and wishing to engage 70
light nd healthy business which promises Q tne mus
s a. ,,,Dlr pee4u and sure reward, Will DO we'll 70 pu-
chase sat OF nv iyppTorsd Stencil Tools we 90 n9t en
bee tools 10 be the only perfect cutting Tools made put
- % them a. the bcsf Stencil Tools made in vermont
and rcy the cheapest according to quality OF aHy 70 DC
procured -. .-L -oo,,s in n
q 60 brrt buildnr near the Post Office. Apply IN per-
- - Nv istter to d l. MILLIKEN, Brandon, W %
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ID O w E,

ROW &c,
SIGN or THE ARCH, CHESTER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED a NEW LOT OF
JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, AND
FANCY ARTIcLss,
Suitable for Holiday Presents Please call and them
sl-62
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BIRTHS.

Al Upper Falls lweathersheld son to Nathan Beiknap
Dec II a daughter 10 Luther Hammond.
In Granville Dec 10 daughter TO Mr. A. q Estaorook
In Brattleboro, bee. Is son 70 BARNEY CLARK
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28

nt1OO YEAR made by any one with $40 Patent
N ZJU Stencil Tools stock enough included 20 re,
~, a. sIh0 With activity this amount may be realised
in two weeks time The only reliable source Tor these TOOLS
At Fullams American Stencil Tool WORKS the arses
nnIv permanent Manufactory in the World located ~
SprnsdeId Vt Salesrooms az Broadway, New 1oA 8
Merchants Exchange Boston, and SpringheidNt fhoo-
ic view Of Inc american Stencil Tool Works to be seen
81 the TINES OFFICE These Works command the exclusive
and ntirc of the whole River at all seasons aue the
cbincry for manufacturing Stencil Toolsis driven oy VI"
-, hl Of horse power, aording immense and
nited advantages which other concern can pFetene
% claim The $40 outfit is for cutting small name
" a aris Teo for cutting large work OF all sizes
fhed for SIS No experience Is necessary IN using any
~ tbes Tools Do not fail 10 send for samples and circular
.rdif Won buv Stencil Tools, be TO get Fuam az
ths are universally knoTn be the only perfect eatuns
Tn5ls made Address or apply to T. j. FoLlAM, ,o
Ss.eid " 10 Merchants ExcbanEe, Boston; or III
Broadway, New York. u
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BELLOWS FALLS SAVINGS
INGTtTIfTtn

N HE annual meeting of the Bellows Falls Savings lns
tuition Will be holden at the office of A. & }. II Went
worth in Bellows Falls the second Tuesday Of January
next, being the Sth day, at 10 oeioek A NJ
J. II. WILLIAMS, JR., Scey,
Bellows Falls, Dec. is, 1860, blb3
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON II. II
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON X. IL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
nYand after Monday, Dec 3, 1860, Trains villrun
" as Follows to wit:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Lave BnrIington. $50 NJ. 2.46and go p, NJ
Arrive at Rutland, ll45 699FnaHd l2l6-nsht
Arrive al Bellows Falls, SEQ AN 230 Pm.
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 1925 N tndb5o 4 M
Arrive at Ru land $50 and 10 p. NJ.
LeaveEutls d IL 90 A. NJ, 80 and 4 NJ
Arrive at Bp linEton 40 and IS IL and l2l5 night
At Burlington, Trains connect Nith Lake Champhn
steamersand Trains of Vermont Cennal Road At Ruth
and with Trains Troy Albany nd Newly
Springs Schenectady ,and the West Bellows Fails win
Trains 1.-THE Cheshire Road for Fchbtrg Worcester Low
ell and Boston. With VI Valley Road for Brattleboro
Sprinshela aftford New Haven, and New. York Ant
with Sullivan Roau for Windsor junction ant
the White Mountains
NJ Passengers going West, wlfnd thistle cheapcs
direcroute Tickets and all Recessary .nforma
tIop c pbe had atthe Bellows Falls Tickle Office.
| A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
ICELAND Dec. g. 1850. 20